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Purpose of Love - Part 3

Adam and Eve were made of VALUE but sin made them naked and ashamed - that's what Sin does to you. If you must be restored back to a person of VALUE, you must allow the HOLY SPIRIT to add VALUE to your life by God's word (JESUS)

How can the HOLY SPIRIT add VALUE to your life? 

The HOLY SPIRIT can add VALUE to your life by helping you to accept God's forgiveness.
The HOLY SPIRIT can add VALUE to your life by helping you to discover the purpose of your existence.
The HOLY SPIRIT can add VALUE to your life through His fellowship with you.
The HOLY SPIRIT can add VALUE to your life by revealing God's plan to you through the scriptures.

You can never become the person of VALUE if you don't receive it - it's a gift from God.

The only way for you to relate to the PURPOSE OF LOVE is when you receive VALUE needed for your life through the HOLY SPIRIT. The purpose of your self is the VALUE of your self. Your VALUE in life can only be rated through the understanding of your purpose in Christ. 

The purpose of live is receiving VALUE from God and adding VALUE to your generation. 

What is your VALUE? 

VALUE is the impact your life can offer to the people around you. Your character, talent, creativity, ideas, words and believe are meant to add VALUE to this generation. 

The only way for you to have VALUE to offer to the people around you is when you allow the HOLY SPIRIT to add VALUE to you. In other to give VALUE, you must receive VALUE from above (HOLY SPIRIT). 

The way you are adding VALUE to people lives, God have set some people to add VALUE to your own life. It's impossible to receive VALUE or give VALUE if the HOLY SPIRIT is absent!

God is love! God is your Father. You are love because of your Father (God Almighty). The percentage of the VALUE you allow the HOLY SPIRIT to add to you is your capacity to love people. Before you give, make sure you have received from the HOLY SPIRIT. The more you allow the HOLY SPIRIT to add VALUE to your life, the more you will be able to add VALUE to the lives of people. 

The PURPOSE OF LOVE is adding VALUE to lives. Don't break the principle! 

Jesus loves you so much

Watch out for "PURPOSE OF LOVE - Part 4

To be continued...

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