Love does not pamper. It prunes and perfects and pursues. It is a sweet embrace and a sanctifying chisel.
— J.S.
How Love Really Is.
Love does not pamper. It prunes and perfects and pursues. It is a sweet embrace and a sanctifying chisel.
— J.S.
J.S. Park: Hospital Chaplain 
I think it pampers and prunes as well. Different time for everything. Love lavishes grace and that is pampering I think
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Interesting observation.
Peace
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You reminded me of Ecclesiastes 3, a time for everything, and Romans 12, when we’re instructed to rejoice with those who rejoice and mourn with those who mourn.
By pamper, I mean enable. I don’t think love should let someone run off the edge. But sometimes a little “spoil” type pamper isn’t so bad. (And I did put prune up there, for sure.)
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Lovely quote, I quite agree.
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Appreciate your presence on these recent posts!
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Reblogged this on God loves Kenya and commented:
I believe Love is there and so unique and has life to only those who are in It.
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Thanks for sharing!
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