God's love for us is unbelievable, incomprehensible, absolute, pure, great, complete and totally flawless. Oh how God loves us! If only there's a word that makes it clearer. But the Christian race should not dwell on God's love for us alone, it should also emphasize our love for Him. His love for us and our love for Him are the two sides of our union with God through Christ Jesus, kept by the Holy Spirit. His love for us made us qualified sons and our love for Him identifies us as true sons. 1 John 2:29 (The Message)- "Once you're convinced that he is right and righteous, you'll recognize that all who practice righteousness are God's true children". Jesus says 'if you cannot love me more than any other person or any other thing, you're not worthy to be my disciple'. The Christian faith shouldn't be a relaxation in the victories and gifts that was borne out of God's love for us alone, but also a life that uses those victories and gifts to do everything that shows our love for God. As God's sole concern was and is us, our sole concern should be Him. We are not meant to be love sinks, rather, we are supposed to reciprocate the Love of God. The summary of the Christian faith from every end is love- God's love for us and our love for Him. A church that focuses only on God's love for her is like a wife that goes out everyday shouting 'my husband loves me so much' without ever thinking of ways to return the love. I have come to understand that we can actually study God's love for us as a way of learning how to love Him back, because love corrects and changes. But if I understand God's love more than you and I still commit more sins than you, I'm doubtless a selfish fellow by choice and the seed of the Father is not in me. 1 John 2:15-17 "Don't love the world's ways. Don't love the world's goods. Love of the world squeezes out love for the Father. Practically everything that goes on in the world—wanting your own way, wanting everything for yourself, wanting to appear important—has nothing to do with the Father. It just isolates you from him. The world and all its wanting, wanting, wanting is on the way out—but whoever does what God wants is set for eternity." (The Message). The bible reminds us here that we cannot love God and the world at the same time. We must ponder immensely on God's deep love for us, but to reciprocate the Love, we must equally ponder on how much He deeply hates sin. In Matthew 24:12, Jesus says, because iniquity shall abound in the last days, the love of many shall wax cold. The love of God for us is constant, only ours for Him may be variable. From our end, it's our love that should be given more concentration because God's love for us is independent but ours is dependent on the world and our desires. We must keep God's love for us complete and perfect in our brain and our love for God complete in our heart. A false gospel tends to cause an imbalance to either side. Keeping my memory full of God's love for me and my heart void of love for Him will only make me a sinful person. Having my heart full of love for God and my memory void of His love would make me a fearful, ignorant, wretched, hopeless, frustrated Christian who frequently believes the lies of the devil and is ignorant of God's plan for me as a result of His love. A man in this condition sees God as a less concerned apathetic bully and gradually as a hateful God. Both extremes are works of the devil. None is necessary or required; none is beneficial; none is useful; none is appreciated by God. Again, let's reciprocate God's Love. We must keep God's love for us complete and perfect in our brain and our love for God complete in our heart.