This message came about when I recently had to drop everything in the United States and move to the Philippines to conduct revivals. There, I met a young, lonely, fatherless boy who needed to feel and experience God's majestic Love.

SCRIPTURAL REFERENCES

(John 3:16-17) (16) "For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him Should not perish but have eternal life." (17) "For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved."

PROLOGUE

After finishing up a forty-three-year span in trucking, the Lord had me drop everything and move to the Philippines for the beginning stages of the end-time revival. This meant leaving a new car that I had just purchased, including several new suits straight from the tailor, to answer the call upon my life.

It did not take long for me to discover that some people could not understand me, which caused me to work on developing a new way to deliver my message.

Although most Filipinos could speak English, they would have a problem understanding preachers who presented their messages in a loud, emotional way, which I was accustomed to in the United States.

I remember being scheduled to minister in a Miracle Life church service soon approaching; I had prayerfully written a message on "The Majestic Love of God," which I thought was for the church I was to attend.

I was soon to discover that God gave me this message to prepare me for a young, troubled boy who had just lost his father; just a few hours later, my wife and I were introduced to a nineteen-year-old Filipino boy who had recently lost his father.

My wife and I learned that his father had lost his life while visiting another country, and the young, lonely, confused teen is now stranded in the Philippines. Feeling heartbroken and all alone.

The young boy sought refuge by visiting the Philippine Christian Bookstore in the SM Fairview Mall in Quezon City, where he was staying with a relative.

The young teen had made friends with the store manager, who allowed him to browse and read through his books of choice, which were on display in the store.

We discovered that he would look for books about understanding God's love because, in his heart and confused state of mind, he needed answers to many questions that left him wondering if God is real and, if so, if He loves him.

Thank God for the kind-hearted store manager, a woman after God's heart, who demonstrated the Love of Christ to a frightened boy who sadly missed the love of his earthly father.

After witnessing and ministering to this troubled young boy for a few days, my wife, I, and the store manager led this nineteen-year-old confused boy to Christ, the Essence of God's Amazing Majestic Love.

This message should soften the heart of anyone reading it as we discover how God can send someone ten thousand miles away from home to answer questions and demonstrate his fantastic love to a confused Asian boy missing the love of his earthly father.

1. God's Love is a Proven Love

Dear reader, did you know that we can break God's love down into seven categories and still not give it justice? Therefore, it is no wonder that in Ephesians, the third chapter, the writer speaks about the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge.

We can rejoice in the fact that we have the blessing of an unconditional love that has been tested by being thrown into a den of lions, and what about the three Hebrew children being thrown into a blazing furnace afterward, coming out unscathed and not even the smell of smoke on their clothes?

Since the beginning of time, God’s unconditional, majestic Love has been tested and has passed the test. History has given us a glimpse of some great men and women of faith who have braved the storms of life, leaving legacies, writing touching stories, and many inspirational songs that define God's love as his matchless, fantastic grace.

Did you know that the love of God is proven because it is not merely demonstrated to us by carefully chosen words but was proved by God when he sent His only begotten Son to the cross to die for the sins of the world making way for fallen man to be redeemed by the blood of his Son?

This is the most significant news on earth. We who have accepted His free pardon for our sins should strive to prove our love for Christ by presenting our bodies as a living sacrifice to his cause and purpose so that He may leave His signature through us to future generations.

God desires that we view and receive Him as a Father who extends open arms of unconditional love for his children.

The Lord’s most earnest desire is that we understand that we have a high priest whom the feelings of our infirmities can touch. We find that character exemplified in him as he prays in the garden for strength to endure the cross, fulfilling God's foreordained plan to reconcile the world back to himself.

2. God's Love Is A Pure Love

Did you know that we can find rest in our souls when we discover that God’s Love is a Pure Love unmatched by anything present or anything in the future we may encounter, for it is a Pure Love with no hidden ulterior motives?

God, who is immutable, never changes how he feels toward us. Dear reader, did you not know that the Lord has shown His pure love to us by making way for us to become children of his royal family, calling us heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ?

We all know that the world is filled with love with hidden strings and motives, but unlike the world, God's love is pure and unselfish because God loves us with a pure, unconditional love that holds no boundaries, including the color of our skin.

Did you know that God loves us to bless us and desires us to take our love for Him and extend it toward other people we may meet? Saints, did you know that Love is an action word?

Love is one of the foundational stones that must be in place for the gifts of the Spirit to operate in our lives and ministries. Do not the scriptures state that we know we have passed from death unto life because we love the brethren and the beloved? Please know that people can see and know if we truly love them.

3. God's Love is a Perfect Love

Did you know that God's love is perfect, not to be compared to the imperfect human love we find in the world? Searching for the ideal love in any human relationship would be fruitless because human love will always have flaws and disappointments.

The only place we can find perfect love is in God's love because ideal love found only in God’s love is where the perfections of Love can be appreciated and experienced, exemplified through the finished work of the Lord Jesus Christ.

God wants the lonely to know that they do not have to be lonely; he wants the widows and widowers to see that they do not have to suffer loneliness, for they, too, can become a part of his royal family.

There is hope for the lonely mothers who may have a son or daughter on death row to find comfort in a True, Loving, Heavenly Father who wants nothing but the best for them and their families. (1 Corinthians 8:3) "But if any man loves God, the same is known of him."

(Romans 8:37) “Who can separate us from the love of Christ, shall trouble, hardship, persecution, hunger, poverty, danger, or death? Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us.” A-Men

4. God's Love Is A Powerful Love

Did you know that the more storms and experiences we brave in life, the more we will accept and discover that God's matchless love is not a weak love that can quickly be diminished?

The Holy Scriptures declare that the Lord has redeemed us with His precious blood, and we are exceptional and valuable in His sight, and He will never allow anyone or anything to snatch us out of His hand.

Did you know that the value of One Human Soul is greater than that of the entire world in God's eyes? We can rest in knowing that God's love is everlasting, willing to make any sacrifice needed for us because, like Christ, we were chosen in him before the foundation of the world.

The Apostle Paul himself was sure that nothing or anything present or things to come could separate him from the love of God, an anchor of the soul.

5. God's Love Is a Protective Love

Did you know that God’s Love is protective because it protects us from harm and danger, both seen and unseen? Did you know that God’s love protects us from our self-destructive ways by rebuking and chastening us when we go astray?

6. God's Love is Patient & Kind

Did you know that the more you live through the uncertainties that life may send your way, the more you will discover that God's matchless, never-changing love is patient and kind? We can feel secure in his love by knowing it does not destroy us because of our imperfections or when we mess up.

The more we mature in the things of God, the more we will discover that our God is long-suffering and slow to anger, not willing that anyone should perish.

Did you know that God's great love towards each of us, His most prized creation, is an everlasting, unchanging love that reaches to the highest heaven and descends to the lowest hell?

God patiently waits for us to be transformed by His Spirit into the likeness of his dear Son. May we ever be grateful for his matchless grace, mercy, and kind, patient love toward us, and may we be thankful for his redeeming love that has adopted us into His family as Sons and Daughters in his kingdom.

7. God's Love Is a Providing & Enduring Love

We have come to the last attribute concerning God's love. I now state with excitement that, through all my years of experience writing books and ministering the gospel, I have discovered that God's Love is a providing and enduring love because it meets our needs right where we are.

God's love is not limited to this world but extends to eternity. His unconditional love has prepared great treasures for us to enjoy. Therefore, we should never feel as if we are alone, because God's love is always present within us. The Holy Scriptures declare that God and His Father will dwell in us.

The church has reached a critical point between the kingdom of darkness and the kingdom of God. With danger lurking on every corner, people are searching for answers, and some are even looking for a reason to live. The church must urgently redeem what little time we have left.

Did you know that our little acts of kindness could be compared to lighting a match in a dark room or cave, which can bring light and hope in the darkness? In the darkness, our mind can play tricks on us, but when we remember that we have some matches and strike a match, the flicker of that match begins to bring things into focus and hope instead of despair.

In conclusion, we may never know how what we do for God can affect another person, but I know from experience that it does, and God can use that person to touch others.

International Evangelist
Dr. Jerry W. Hulse
Miracle Life Church International