What if the fact that God loves us, in a personal and direct way, is the starting point of any talk or preaching in religion? “Jesus looked at him and loved him.” (Mk 10:21) “See how very much our Father loves us” (1John 3:1).
– God’s Overwhelming Love For Us
– The Revelation of God’s Love
– You Shall be my Segullah, Towards a Nuptial Theology of the Covenant
– With All Your Meʾōd, the First Commandment and the Theology of Passionate Love
– The Goal of Our Life is Union With Christ
– “God is Much Better Than You Believe”
– Christ The Groom, What Does it Mean?
– Dwelling in the Cross’ Sanctuary
– The Revelation of the Our Father
– God’s Eros for the Human Being
– Purification of the Bride-to-be
– Why the Cross? Why All This Suffering?
– Christ, the Unifying Principle of Human Life
– St. Teresa’s Conversion; the meaning of her life
– St. Teresa of Avila: Christ the Groom
– The Human Being as God’s Dwelling Place: A Theology of Sacred Indwelling
– The Bowels of God & His Passionate Love for Us
– Does God Need Us? Reconciling Divine Aseity with the God of Incarnation and Love
– Christ’s Self-Gift on the Cross: A Mystical Vision of Divine Love
God Loves You “Jesus looked at him and loved him.” (Mk 10:21). We can easily overlook this passage. We think that it is not for us. Who understands the extent of Jesus’ love for each one of us? How many people know that Jesus’ love is the starting point of Christianity? The starting point of our day? The starting point of our prayer? He always has the initiative… always. He searches for us much more than we search for Him, his Thirst to give himself to us is infinite and his Love is unconditional. For many reasons we tend to forget his Love, doubt it and not open ourselves to His Love. This book is meant to strengthen our faith in Jesus’ unconditional love. It closely follows the Scriptures.