Valentine

You’ve read it and you’ve passed it on: the candy conversation heart. It’s like the fortune cookie of love. Pick up a heart, read the saying, and pass it on. What will you tell your Valentine? “Purr fect, call me, cutie pie, new love, my love, UR kind, love bird, smile, lover boy, or be mine.” You wonder who to give a heart to, and ask yourself, who will give one to me?  What will it say? Will you be my Valentine?

The great thing about conversation hearts is that you can choose what saying to give to which person.  The bad thing about a conversation heart is that it is disposable: Temporary promises from a would-be Valentine.

There is someone who loves you, totally and unconditionally; someone whose love has been demonstrated and passed the test of time. Someone who keeps every promise, sees every tear, and knows every hurt. The invitation to be loved by Him is personal. The invitation is just for you. “For God so loved the world, that He gave His one and only son, so that whoever believes in Him would not perish, but have everlasting life.” 

Unconditional love, reaching down, saying to you, “Let me be your Valentine”.