Exodus 34:6–7 “And the Lord passed before him and proclaimed, The Lord, the Lord God, merciful and gracious, long-suffering, and abundant in goodness and truth.”When God revealed Himself to Moses, He did not introduce Himself as the God of thunder or of fire, though He is both. He revealed His heart, His very essence: love and goodness. He said, “I am abounding in love.” Love is not something God does. Love is who He is. His goodness flows out of His love, and His love gives meaning to His goodness. Without love, goodness has no foundation. Without goodness, love has no expression. Love is the highway upon which the goodness of God travels.Many marriages, ministries, and lives have broken not because power was lacking, not because prayer was lacking, but because love was absent. Until you have experienced divine love, you cannot express divine love. Until you have been healed by love, you cannot become an instrument of love.To abound means to overflow, to increase beyond limits, to multiply without measure. Here lies the mystery: God is love, yet He says He abounds in love. The One who is perfect still overflows in love. If He abounds, then you must abound also. To abound in love is not a feeling. It is a divine posture. It is to live from a heart so full of God that love becomes your response to everything.We live in a generation that speaks of love but has lost its weight. “I love you” has become empty. Many love to take, not to give. True love is measured by what it gives, not by what it gains.There are three prophetic expressions of love that build strong marriages and reveal the true heart of God:Love Gives. “For God so loved the world that He gave…” (John 3:16). The proof of love is in giving. Love gives attention, time, joy, peace, and life. Many today give their attention to phones, social media, and online programs, while their marriages bleed in silence. You pray all night but neglect your home. That is not love. Love gives attention before it gives noise. Love gives time, prayer, and care. Love also gives up, giving up wrong associations, bad habits, addictions, selfish ways, and pride. Love gives, and love gives up.Love Keeps. “If you love me, keep my commandments.” (John 14:15). True love is disciplined. Love keeps its word, keeps its promise, keeps its covenant. Many marriages collapse because love could not keep. If someone claims to love you but cannot keep commitment, you are in danger. Love without the power to keep is deception. Dear husband, dear wife, true love keeps. Dear single, beware of one who cannot keep their word. Love keeps faith, purity, and covenant.When love abounds, forgiveness flows naturally. When love abounds, faith works effortlessly. When love abounds, homes are healed and destinies restored. Love is not weakness. Love is the greatest power of all.Let love abound in your marriage until it becomes your nature, your fragrance, and your power. Let it overflow until it defines every word, every action, every moment of your life.When love abounds, God is revealed.

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