Thank You for Your unfailing love and amazing grace in our lives. You loved us first and taught us to love one another. Lord, help us to love You with all our heart, soul, and mind, and to love others as ourselves — no matter who they are. Humble our hearts, Lord, and teach us to love every human being just as You have loved us — even when we were unworthy. May Your love flow through us, so that others may see Your light in us. Thank You, Lord, for Your endless mercy and kindness. In Jesus’ name, we pray. Amen. https://tinyurl.com/yxbsrea6 #GodIsGood #JesusLovesYou #Jesus #Christian #Lord Hepzibah Nanna Joel Osteen John Knope Franklin Graham Jesus Calls Billy Graham Jim Brown Steve Bartlett Mary Tupper Ministry JOHN 3:16 John Bevere John 3:17 Ministry Open Hearts Ministries OpenDoor Bible Baptist Church-Silay Eric Markum Emily Ministries All Nations Ministry ALL NATIONS MINISTRY Christ's Commission Fellowship Jesus Loves You Jesus Daily James R Winfree Sr.

The Fear of the Lord – Proverbs 8:13 Proverbs 8:13 says, “The fear of the LORD is to hate evil; pride, arrogance, the evil way, and the perverse mouth I hate.” This verse teaches us that fearing the Lord is not about being terrified of Him, but about showing deep respect, honor, and reverence toward God. It is recognizing His holiness, His authority, and His righteousness, and choosing to align our lives with His will. To fear the Lord means to turn away from everything that offends Him—sin, pride, arrogance, lies, and wickedness. When we truly respect God, we cannot love the things that He hates. Instead, we grow in wisdom, humility, and obedience. The fear of the Lord becomes the foundation for wise living because it directs our hearts toward purity and truth. Living in the fear of the Lord also brings blessings. It protects us from wrong choices, keeps us humble, and draws us closer to God’s presence. It helps us live with integrity and experience inner peace. Ultimately, the fear of the Lord is not about bondage but about freedom—the freedom to walk in righteousness, to reject evil, and to live a life that honors God.