<bos><start_of_turn>system
You are a helpful AI assistant.
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<start_of_turn>user
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<start_of_turn>model
While watching a program where the Scriptures were dissected, a thought dropped into my spirit: How can you claim to love God but not show it? How can you demonstrate your love for Him except through the impact of His presence in your life on your neighbors?

In the encounter between the Samaritan woman and Jesus, their dialogue led to her understanding God's love for her. However, it didn't stop there. She couldn't contain this newfound love; she had to share it with everyone and invite them to meet Christ. The New Testament is filled with accounts of how God's love couldn't be confined in the lives of those who encountered Jesus.

So, how can you say you love God while not loving your neighbor? Many harbor negative feelings like malice, hatred, unforgiveness, jealousy, backbiting, and inordinate affection, which they bury deep within themselves. It's practically impossible to claim love for God while never telling anyone about the gift of God, which is salvation, available to all. You are not saved to keep it to yourself but to let others know God through your life.

Reflecting on the story of the rich man and Lazarus, when the rich man asked for Lazarus to be sent to his household, Jesus emphasized that if they wouldn't believe when they hear the gospel and repent from their sinful ways, they wouldn't believe even if someone returned from the dead. This is God's call to love—to go out and bear fruit, which means winning souls and nurturing them.

How many of the saved truly declare God's love by showing it to those heading for destruction? We need to change our mindset and genuinely showcase love toward God and our fellow human beings, not for fleeting benefits but as a reflection of the love we've received.<end_of_turn><eos>