Do You Care

Do you care about the greatest sacrifice I made for you? Every day I’m astonished by how many complaints I hear, how few thank-you I receive, how much ingratitude replaces gratitude. Do you care?

Do you care that as I sit high and look low, I watch My children fight and destroy one another? As a parent—do you think I don’t hurt? Do you think I don’t feel the pain? Do you care?

What was once created to be beautiful, to live in harmony and purpose, has become chaos—a broken portrait, distorted beyond recognition, something no one would choose, yet something I still love. Do you care?

You tell Me you love Me, but your actions speak a different language. You tell Me “tomorrow,” but tomorrow became six years ago. Do you care?

I gave you free will—because who wants love that must be forced?I only want love that is real.

And even though you can be stubborn, ungrateful, and unkind, I still stand at the door and knock, waiting for you to let Me in—so I can move in your life.

So I ask you again…do you care?