Love Spilling Over Your Composure
The meeting ended hours ago, but you are still there, rewinding the tape to that one second where your voice caught. You are convinced that tiny hesitation was the moment they decided you weren't worth the effort.
That pause feels like a crack in your armor, a sign that you are failing at being okay. But the light does not scan your performance for flaws.
It sees the heart behind the mask, the love that made you speak in the first place. There is a story of a woman who wept at the feet of the light, and he said her many sins were forgiven because she loved much.
The hesitation was not rejection; it was love spilling over the edge of your composure. You are not defined by the stumble.
You are defined by the One who sees you and calls you friend.
Drawing from
Luke 7:47, John 15:15
Verses
John 15:15
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