When I read the letters Dwayne has wrote me, they are letters of the past. However, at Bryce and Kristen’s (my son and daughter-in-laws) rehearsal dinner, I had people write cards to them. We put them in a box and every year they will open up one card. Bryce’s grandfather wrote his card to be opened on their 25th wedding anniversary. Can you imagine what it will feel like to read a letter from someone of the past, to you in the future? His grandfather is 83 years old, so chances are he will not be alive when they read the card. What a sweet gift that will be a special keepsake.
We have a loved one that left us letters from the past and for the future. His words from the letters He has given us were written to give us comfort, encouragement, love, remembrance, guidance, and blessing. The things we need to consider is if we cherish these letters that our Savior Jesus has left for us. Do we read them and reread them to feel close to Him and to gather everything in our hearts and life that He wanted us to know. Does His word have value in our life or have we let its value fade in importance? They are His love letter to us! Are they important to you?
Jesus commented, “Even more blessed are those who hear God’s Word and guard it with their lives!”
Luke 11:28
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I never thought about His word being love letters to us. Since the greatest of all is Love it only makes sense though. Good food for thought!
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