Discover the Joy of Loving and Being Loved

Navigating a path towards wellness can be challenging if we don't make room for joy and the happiness that love brings. In this article, you'll find inspiring verses to help you practice the art of loving and being loved.

"Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth." - 2 Timothy 2:15

Experiencing a full resurgence requires patience, dedication, and, most importantly, faith. The strength of the Lord manifests in various ways.

Often, we must conserve our energy for care and prayer, nurturing the birth and growth of life in the future.

Learn to appreciate the wonder of God's creation as something unique and irreplaceable. The Earth has been turning for centuries, and as children of the Heavenly Father, we bear a great responsibility to care for it.

"Guide me in your truth and teach me, for you are God my Savior, and my hope is in you all day long." - Psalm 25:5

There are lies and excuses that only serve to limit us and hinder our desires. If we truly love the Lord, we must also care for the planet.

We often say, "I'm too old for that," or "I don't have time for this," as ways to shield ourselves from the fear of pursuing what we love and need.

Many times, we hold back because the thought of feeling the Lord's love is so overwhelming that it paralyzes us. What thoughts are fueling those fears?

"The lips of the righteous know what is fitting, but the mouth of the wicked only what is perverse." - Proverbs 10:32

At some point, we become procrastinators. We delay medical appointments and put ourselves last on the list of priorities. Imagine that by postponing self-care, you're also delaying your closeness with the Holy Spirit and the miracles of Jesus.

Open your mind, heart, and inner being: listen to the voice that tells you that our Father's love is the only thing that can save and guide us with wisdom and teachings.

Regardless of age, there are always thoughts telling you that you're too old for certain things: "I'm too old to attend that writing workshop," "I'm too old to learn guitar," "I'm too old to start a university degree," "I'm too old to travel through Europe." The possibilities are endless: why not dare to pursue something that truly interests you?

"Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see." - Hebrews 11:1

The Lord offers you opportunities at every moment and place in your life. You must be able to recognize these open doors, even if you're afraid of being laughed at, not fitting in, or not being enough. It doesn't matter if you express your love for the Holy Spirit by sharing its goodness and the miracles that happen in your daily life.

You have a certainty in what you want and a more engaging learning pace when you're interested in the Word. You know it and enjoy putting it into practice. You're simply too focused on certain topics that prevent you from fully connecting with Jesus.

Connect with God through prayer. Dedicate a moment of your day to offer a prayer of gratitude for all the opportunities you've embraced that have helped you grow on your journey.