[Jesus’] love can become more real to you than the love of anyone else. It can delight, galvanize, and console you.” (page 108)
How has Jesus’ love delighted, galvanized or consoled you or someone you know?
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Our class commented that this experience of the reality of Jesus's love has been most prevalent during the death and illness of a loved one.
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