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LOVE IS NOT GREEDY


Love Culture:
Love does not operate in isolation. The language of love is teamwork!!!

Love is not selfish...the strength of love is protecting yourself alongside with others.

Love does not find fault but acknowledge faults and then find a way to assist for growth

Love is a living and a lifestyle of teamwork, cooperation and partnership.

Love is not a dreamless adventure but a dream conscious and solution oriented adventure.

Love is not for showing off but a call to serve others to become better. This is a lifestyle bringing out the best in you just as Christ is bringing the best out of you.

Any relationship that discourages you from studying your Bible and respecting elders is not Godly.

Love does not understand greed for greed is a poison to love. Love shares and so humble to ask for help.

The effort to build intimacy with any human by abandoning your relationship with Christ is frustration...that's not relationship.

Relationship is not just about dating and marriage. It is in the way we talk and treat people on a daily bases. It's among our siblings, parents, streetmate, church member and every human around us.

The best way to make the society abuse free is when we all individual develop ourselves individually to become a person of value.

The best way to prepare for a healthy lover or healthy life partner is in you developing yourself to become a healthy lover/life partner.

Do not expect from anyone whatsoever you are not willing to offer to any one. Become the change you want to see in other.

It's so funny how liars hate people that lies to them? 😜😆😆

Prince Victor Matthew
HOPE EXPRESSION HUB 

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