“Seeing Through Love’s Eyes,” by J. R. Miller

“Love . . .
thinks no evil,
bears all things,
believes all things,
hopes all things,
endures all things.”
1 Corinthians 13:5-7

Love does not suspect unkindness, in kind deeds.

Love does not imagine an enemy, in every friend.

Love does not fear insincerity, in sincere expressions of love.

Love does not question one’s motives, nor discount their acts.

But love overlooks mistakes and hides human faults.

It tries to think of others always at their best and not at their worst.

It considers the best possibilities in people–what they may become through divine love and grace–and not as they are now.

It is wonderful how seeing through love’s eyes changes the whole view of earthly life and how love transforms it.

If the heart is filled with suspicion, distrust, and doubts–the world grows very ugly.

But love sees brightness, beauty, and hope everywhere!