When
I Don’t Live Love, Others Live Homeless
By
Ann Voskamp
Love
can only be what communion is — a pouring out, a breaking open and a passing
around, a sacrifice.
And
if love is what makes itself into a roof around a heart to absorbs all the
storms, love is the only real dwelling place, and communion with another is all
we have to offer and it’s all we have to crawl up under. When I don’t live
love, others live homeless. When I don’t love like Christ, I evict souls.
Christ
is love embodied and no matter where we are, He and His body are Home.
Ann
Voskamp is creator of the online journal www.aholyexperience.com. She is the
author of a New York Times bestseller, "One Thousand Gifts: A Dare to Live Fully
Right Where You Are", published by Zondervan.
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