Faith.. Hope.. Love..

Since the beginning of time, people have tried to find the meaning to life. They’ve searched high and low, from the depths of the ocean to the far off galaxies that have never been reached, to find something, anything, that could give their lives a purpose. But all along, while the greatest of men kept on searching for answers, the answers were right under their noses. The meaning to life was already given to mankind by the one who had created them. He had answered all of life’s important questions in one, amazing book, the BIBLE. But because people couldn’t accept that they had to answer to  a God with rules and morals, they insisted upon looking for another meaning to life. To this very day they have not yet found this alternate meaning to life, and they never will. Until they open their eyes and realize that to find the meaning of life all they have to do is open up the Bible, the only truth they will find is that misery loves company.
The true meaning of life is found all over the Bible, but it is best summed up in 1 Corinthians 13:13, “And now abideth faith, hope, and love, these three; but the greatest of these is love.” Which means: Only three things really matter in life, Faith, Hope, and Love. But the greatest of these is Love. That’s the true meaning to life. Faith is believing in God and His grace, and trusting Him in everything. Hope is knowing that when we die it’s not the end, knowing that we will go to that awesome place called heaven and spend eternity with God. And Love, the greatest of all, is the key to happiness. We were created to love our Creator, it’s the reason why we exist. He wants to have a relationship with you! All that we really have in this life is God and each other. Imagine if you were the only person on this planet, what a lonely life that would be. So life’s meaning is simply this: To have Faith in God, to have Hope for heaven, and to Love God and each other. Everyday we need to spend time with God and live lives that show Him we truly love Him. In the end that’s all that really matters.