LET US NOT LOVE IN WORD OR IN TONGUE, BUT IN DEED AND IN TRUTH

I just open my pc this morning in the office ( but still, I'm late..haha)and I'm not in a busy state. I clean my table and nothing else to do, so , I surf the net, I open my google search Engine.,Im thinking what should I search?, It just pop in my mind a Book, the Our Daily Bread that I read Last Saturday when I'm searching a book from our bookshelves,that is for the homework of my sister. ; I get through this Site, http://www.rbc.org, I search the date today and found a short story related to the verse, and thats it.

I just Want to Post and Share This story.

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September 22, 2008

Arms Of Love
READ: 1 John 3:16-20

Let us not love in word or in tongue,
but in deed and in truth. —1 John 3:18

Many college students go on summer missions trips. But rarely does one come back with plans to rescue a baby. Mallery Thurlow, a student at Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, went to Haiti to help distribute food. One day a mother showed up at the distribution center with a very sick infant in her arms. The woman was out of options. The baby needed surgery, but no one would perform it. Without intervention, the baby would die. Mallery took baby Rose into her arms—and into her heart.

After returning to the US, Mallery searched for someone to operate on baby Rose. Most doctors held out little hope. Finally, Rose was granted a visa to leave Haiti, and Mallery went back to get her. Detroit Children’s Hospital donated the $100,000 surgery, and it was successful. A little life was saved.

It’s unlikely that we will have such a dramatic impact on others. Yet challenged by this student’s willingness, we can find ways to provide help. She didn’t let circumstances, youth, or inconvenience stop her from saving Rose’s life.

Like Mallery, we are called to love “in deed and in truth” (1 John 3:18). Who needs you to be God’s arms of love today? — Dave Branon

When you see someone in need,
Love demands a loving deed;
Don’t just say you love him true,
Prove it by the deeds you do. —Sper

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