Welcome to this weekend's in touch podcast with Charles Stanley.

Most of us like stories that end with Happily Ever After, because we all want the security of everlasting love.

But there is only one source of that kind of love, the one who is

love, God, and he never changes.

All of us are probably at different levels in our understanding of God's love or even being able to feel it.

And if I should ask you this morning, how many of you genuinely believe God loves you more than likely, most of you could raise your hand and say I do. But if I

should say to you how many of you as a way of life in your daily life you feel

God loving you. More than likely, most of you probably would say, well, I know

he does, but to ask me if I feel like it, not exactly. Now you and I can love someone and situations and

circumstances or disagreements can crop up and we may not feel that love you, just may

still love them or you may not feel it or some people can just quit loving

someone but the one thing about God's love is this you never have to worry about

if God is going to stop loving you and remember this if your idea about the love of God is that it is something

you deserve because of something you have done or doing or will do, then you may question the fact,

well you know how long is this going to last?

Now none of us want to be loved by someone who only loves us when we meet all the requirements

or when we please them in every aspect.

Nobody can please everybody else in this world

nobody can do that. But you see if I see that God's love for me is based on anything

but the fact that it's just his nature to love, then I'm going to say, well, I know he loves me

today or now, but.

Listen, when God says I love you, there are no buts, no ands, no ifs, no ifs, no wherefores or therefores. It is the nature of God to love. It is absolutely everlasting

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