Filadelfia International Church Barcelona

Romans 12:9-10 PEV‬ [9] Don’t just pretend to love other people. You have to love them properly. That means you have to hate everything that is bad for them and love everything that is good for them. [10] You have to love each other like brothers and sisters that belong to the same family. You have to respect other Christians more than you respect yourself. 

This passage emphasizes genuine love and care for others, urging us not to fake love but to embody it authentically. To truly love someone means to prioritize their well-being, advocate for what is good for them, and reject all that may harm them.

It challenges us to not simply show affection superficially but to actively pursue the best for others, demonstrating a deep-rooted love that is selfless and sacrificial.

Furthermore, the scripture underlines the importance of unity and kinship within the Christian community.

We are called to love each other as brothers and sisters, recognizing our shared identity as part of God’s family.

This love extends beyond mere sentiment, urging us to treat one another with profound respect and honor, valuing our fellow believers above ourselves.

Incorporating these teachings into our daily lives can be transformative, fostering a culture of empathy, compassion, and unity within our Christian community.

Let us strive to embody genuine love, actively promoting the well-being of others and fostering relationships built on mutual respect and care.

🙏 “Dear Heavenly Father, help us and guide us in practicing genuine love towards others, discerning between what is beneficial and detrimental for their well-being. May we embrace our fellow believers as cherished family members, showing them respect and honor. Equip us to live out these principles daily, creating a community of love, unity, and mutual support. In Jesus’ name, we pray, Amen.”