Love, at its deepest, is rarely balanced or measured. It’s not a trade of equal portions—it’s a gift poured out freely. In relationships, marriages, and communities, we often find that one heart gives more, one forgives more, one holds one longer. But that doesn’t make love weak; it makes it holy.
True love is not about equality of effort at every moment it’s about faithfulness in seasons of imbalance. Sometimes you are the one carrying; sometimes you are carried. Sometimes you give without return; sometimes you receive more than you deserve. This ebb and flow is the rhythm of love’s grace.
Christ gave His life for us while we were still imperfect, still ungrateful. “But God demonstrates His own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” — Romans 5:8.
So when love feels uneven, remember: that is its truest form. The strength of love is not in its symmetry but in its endurance, sacrifice, and renewal.
In your marriage, love even when it’s hard.
In your community, give even when it’s not returned.
In your spirit, trust that God sees and sustains every heart that chooses to love beyond balance.
Because love’s greatest beauty is not in being fair, but it’s in being faithful.
HAPPY SUNDAY, FAMS
Asiwaju Cares
