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True Love

 
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Oko Mi  

About Oko Mi

Oko Mi means my husband in a Nigerian Language. I am madly in love with my Iyawo Re (My Wife) Alexia!! We have yet to be united due to her need of funds in the amount of $2,100 to be able to take care of her personal matters and come home to her Prince and Oko Mi (Me). I have helped Alexia reach one goal pertaining to her personal matters but only one hurdle remains $2,100 before she will be able to come home to me. We are willing and will be able to repay any donation given to help us realize our love of each other by finally being united. My love for Alexia is only second to God and she is my one and only true love .
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Lo-Lo  

LOVE-- The most important thing by Joyce Meyers

My personal opinion:

This is one of the best articles for me pertaining to love.  It is so true and so sacred the we ought to read this everyday before we start our day to be able to keep focus on who we are and what our characters should be.. Please read accordingly and feel Love in your heart today and forever.  Pease enjoy and God Bless.  by LO-LO

 

 

                             "The Most Importand Thing"     by Joyce Meyers

Love is the greatest thing.  Faith and hope are vitally necessary...but as important as they are they are not more important then Love.  Jesus gave us One new commandment which is to Love one another as he loved us.  He said that this would be the way the world knows that we are his diciples.(See John 13-34).

Love is not theory or talk but action.  It reveals in the way we talk to people,  how we treat them and what we do or don't do for them.  Love has many very practical facets and can be seen in a variety of ways. For example:  Love is patient, when people are walking in Love, they are long suffering with the weakenss and faults of others.  Instead of believing the worst, Love always believes the best in every person.  Love is not rude, it actually strives to have good manners and that it is something we desperately need in society today.

Love takes time to say 'please' or 'Thank you'.  Love takes time to really listen when others are talking.  It is generally interested in others.  Love builds people up-- it edifies.  Love does not find fault and critizies.

One of the facets of Love that I enjoy thinking about is that Love covers a multitude of sins.  Love does not expose peoples faults instead it actually covers them.  Unless of course, something really needs to be exposed and then love handles the situation appropriately and with wisdom.  So often we rush to tell every negative things we hear or know about anybody but real Love does not behave that way.  Love treats other people the way it wants to be treated  Ask yourself, would I want someone to spread rumors about me and be a tale--bearer?  Or...would I want them to cover my faults and pray for me?  Of course we know the answer, but still we often follow the flesh and do what we know we should not do.

Be hopeful at all times and walk in Faith, but above all seek Love and walk in it.  God is Love, and when we walk in Love we show him to those we come in contact with.  In Jesus name AMEN.

 

 

 

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Lo-Lo  

Love by Dick Innes from Acts Encounter

"There are three things that remain----Faith, Hope, and Love and  the greatest of these is Love".

Many years ago, when I was a youth, I read the following poem that I have never forgotton.  It was written by John Orenham:

Love ever give, forgives, outlives, and ever stands with open hands, and while it lives, it gives.  For this is loves perrogative to give and give, and give.

As the Apostle Paul wrote in perhaps the greatest literary masterpiece on love ever written: "if I speak in the tongues of men and angels, but have not love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal.  If I have the gift of prophecy and can fathom(means of measure of testing) all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have faith that can move mountains, but have not love, I am nothing, If I give all I possess to the poor and surrender my body to the flames, but have not love, I gain nothing.

Love is much more than sentiment and even a feeling.  It's commitment of one imperfect person to another.  It's a choice.  It's a by product of growth and maturity.  It is a give from God!  It also needs to be learned.  We learn it from loving people who know totally----warts and all---and still love us.  And we learn it from others who model it, the supreme example being the Lord Jesus.

And remember, we always need to do the loving thing----even when we don't feel loving.

                                     Suggested Prayer:

"Dear God, in the words of John Powell, "please don't let me die without having fully lived and fully loved."  Thank you for hearing and answering my prayer.  Gratefully in Jesus' Name, AMEN.

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