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What would you wish for the one you love the most?

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If you could get something for the person you love the most, what would that be? What would you wish for the one you love the most? The way you answer that question reveals what you think is the very pinnacle of happiness. Because for the person you love the most, you would want nothing less than the very best. The Lord Jesus wants nothing less than the very best for His people. But what is that very best? His prayer in John 17:20 - 26 has the answer
9 Feb 2025 English South Africa Religion & Spirituality · Christianity

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