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Let yourself be inspired by this poem that exalts God’s love for us and allows his message to illuminate your day. It’s a comforting reminder of the grace and strength we find in that sublime love! Be inspired by the love of God.

In the love of God we find grace and light,
It is the gift of God that guides us,
In dark times, in pain and affliction,
His love embraces us and brings consolation.

In every dawn his mercy shines,
Like the radiant sun that emanates heat,
In our hearts he plants hope,
Giving us strength to move forward on our journey.

The love of Christ, unconditional and without measure,
It never disappears, nor is it exhausted, nor is it separated,
He welcomes us with tenderness, with warmth and care,
He never abandons us, always by our side.

It is the love that redeems us, that purifies us,
Who leads us to the Father with grace and harmony,
Our Savior, Jesus, on his cross of pain,
He won and demonstrated his great love.

Oh, how wonderful is God’s love for us,
A divine gift, ineffable and great,
That guides us, keeps us, makes us reborn,
In His eternal love, we will always flourish.

God’s love inspires us with his infinite goodness, soothes our afflictions and guides our path with hope and peace. Read the Bible and feed yourself with that love daily.

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God’s love inspires us to be better people, guiding us to cultivate virtues such as compassion, forgiveness and humility, promoting transformation in our lives.

The awareness of God’s love inspires us to face adversity with courage, strengthening us to overcome obstacles and difficulties.

God’s love inspires a deep sense of purpose, reminding us that we are loved unconditionally and that there is a plan for each of us. It gives us hope and motivation to live with meaning and joy.

For Pray:

Lord, inspire us to be better, strengthen us in our struggles, and reveal your purpose. With your love, we find courage, hope and transformation. Thank you for loving us unconditionally. In the name of Jesus, amen.

Sincerely, Pastor Guillermo Ayala.