Although people have different gifts, love is available to all.
Gentleness is love in action--being considerate, meeting the needs of others, allowing time for the other person to talk, and being willing to learn.
Give wholehearted love.
If we want to be loved, we must learn to love.
It is not enough merely to be courteous to others; we must actively and persistently show love to others.
Let love guide our lives.
Let us stop just saying we love people; let us really love them.
Love forgets mistakes.
Love grows and multiplies with use.
Love increases as we give it away.
Love is action and attitude, not just an emotion.
Love is gently showing concern and compassion with no thoughts of reciprocation.
Love is not simply warm feelings; it is instead an attitude that reveals itself in action.
Love is the greatest of all human qualities; it involves unselfish service to others; therefore, it gives evidence we care.
Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or proud, never haughty or selfish, does not hold grudges and will hardly even notice when others do it, does not demand its own way, is not irritable or touchy, is never glad about injustice, but rejoices whenever truth wins out.
Love makes our actions and gifts useful.
Love means honestly sharing our concerns with those we love.
Love sometimes means we must confront those we care about.
Pay all your debts except the dept of love for others--never finish paying that! For if you love them, you will be obeying all of God's laws, fulfilling all his requirements. If you ve your neighbor as much as you love yourself you will not want to harm or cheat him, or kill him or steal from him. And you won't sin with his wife or want what is his, or anything else the Ten Commandments say are wrong. All ten are wrapped up in this one, to love your neighbor as you love yourself. Love does no wrong to anyone. That's why it fully satisfies all of God's requirements. It is the only law you need.
Real love requires work, it means doing something for the people we love so that they will be better people.
The important things in life cannot be seen: acceptance, love. integrity, understanding.
The only times we can be hurt by love is when we expect love in return, when we want something back, when we impose conditions, or try to force love on someone or be possessive.
To have an effect on people's lives, we need to love them and believe in them.
We all have different gifts, abilities, likes, dislikes; but we are all called, without exception, to love.
We can give without loving, but we can't love without giving.
We may live in a mansion surrounded by every conceivable luxury and yet be poor in our family relationship for lack of love and sympathy.
When we focus on love, our concern is on others.
When we love someone, we want to give them our time and attention and to provide for their needs.
Whenever we're not sure what to do, we can never go wrong by expressing love.