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The Triangle of Hearts

The Triangle of Hearts
After I gave my heart to Jesus,
He allowed me to see and travel into His heart.
Then He allowed me to travel into my own heart.
Now I feel that He wants me to pay attention to other people’s hearts.
Before Christ came into my heart,
I never knew God’s heart or my own heart.
After He came into my heart, I began to pay attention.
Now is the time to see people’s hearts
no matter which background or belief system they are from.
May we all pay attention to the triangle of hearts.
The first step is to see God’s heart.
The second is to see your own heart.
The third step is to see other people’s hearts.
Understanding God’s heart, our own hearts,
and other people’s hearts is crucial to our peace.
How much do we understand God’s heart?
How much do we understand our own hearts?
How much do we understand each others’ hearts?
How much does a Palestinian understand the heart of a Jew?
How much does a Jew understand the heart of a Palestinian?
As Christians, how much do we really understand the heart of a Muslim?
How much do we understand the hearts of people?
If we ask Christ into our hearts and allow
Him to show us the triangle of hearts,
hearts,
we will be changed.
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