Our Lifegroup at Eagles Landing First Baptist just finished the Fireproof Curriculum, and the last chapter described "unconditional love." That phrase is used so often that I am almost numb to it.We all assume that we love our spouses unconditionally, but do we really? Do we love them unconditionally when their socks are in the kitchen sink (yes, that has happened)? What about when they forget our anniversary (Clay has never done that, but I imagine I would be pretty upset).
This week, I have been a bit of a mess. I had a hundred things to do and no time to do them. And I noticed that Clay was loving me and supporting me unconditionally. And I must say... it felt great. Below are 4 ways Clay has unconditionally loved me in small ways that made a big difference.
1. He volunteered at a charity event with me - and did not complain (to my face).
2. He told me how pretty I looked every morning, even though I know I looked terrible.
3. He witheld sarcastic comments about the tornado that came through the house.
4. He rubbed my shoulders as I was working feverishly at the computer.
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