Love will endure when you keep it pure.
No one knows the age of the human race, but it is surely old enough to know how to love better.
Love is woman’s eternal spring and man’s eternal fall.
To some people, love is only the last word in a telegram.
Love is like a fabric that never fades when washed in the water of adversity and grief.
Love does not keep a ledger of the sins and failures of others.
Love is not based on a person’s intelligence or state in life but rather on the size of the heart.
True love is willing to help people even if it hurts them.
True love is what you’ve been through with somebody.
Love is made visible by work.
Some people have enough religion to make them hate but not enough to make them love.
Love is giving someone your undivided attention.
Love is the fountain from which all goodness flows.
He who truly loves the Lord will love his brother.
God loves His children, not because of who they are, but because of Who He is.
Love may be blind, but it certainly finds its way around.
Real love is helping someone for Jesus’ sake who can never return the favor.
The measure of our love is the measure of our sacrifice.
The biggest drawback to budding love is that it leads to blooming expense.
Love is more than a sentimental feeling—it’s putting another’s welfare ahead of your own.
Compassion is the capacity to put love into action.
Love is asked to forgive what courtesy would have avoided.
Not to hate a neighbor is good, but to love him is better.
A bit of love is the only bit that will bridle the tongue.
It is impossible for two persons to hate each other and both of them to love God.
God measures how much we love Him by how much we love others.
Charity is the virtue of the heart—not of the hands.
Respect is what we owe; love is what we give.
The measure of love is what one is willing to give up for it.
Duty makes us do things well, but love makes us do them beautifully.
The power of loving is strongest in those who suffered most.
Faults are thick where love is thin.
When you are out of love, you are out of Jesus.
No person really lives until he learns to love.
Some folks we click with. Some folks we cross with. Love is manifested when we love those we cross with.
Love is the only service that power can’t command or money buy.
Love never asks, “What can I get?” It asks, “What can I give?”
The only way to understand your enemies is to love them.
Those who deserve love least need it most.
Love that doesn’t understand the language of sacrifice is not love.
The mystery of love is that the more you give, the more remains in your heart.
Many things can give me gifts of wisdom, but only love can make me wise.
Time heals grief; and love prevents scar tissue.
The ultimate miracle of love is this—that love is given to us to give to one another.
Christian love goes the second mile, the third, and the fourth if necessary.
When God measures a man, He puts the tape around the heart—not the head.
A love that will not bear all, care for all, share all, is not love at all.
It is grievous to be poor in purse, but poor in love is greatly worse.
Love looks through a telescope—envy looks through a microscope.
Love at first sight is often cured by a second look.
People don’t care how much we know until they know how much we care.
Love quickens all senses except, perhaps, common sense.
Love is what makes two people sit in the middle of a bench when there’s plenty of room at both ends.
Tears flow freely from the fountain of a love-filled heart.
Love born at Calvary bears and forbears, gives and forgives.
Love is a fabric that never fades, no matter how often it is washed in the water of adversity and grief.
Where loves reigns, God reigns.
Humans are made to run on love, and they do not function well on anything else.
No gift is a substitute for yourself.
A good diamond will cut into anything, especially a man’s bank account.
After all, you’ve got to say something for a religion that produces a man that loves.
Love does not consist of gazing at each other, but of looking together in the same direction.
Love is an ocean of emotion surrounded by expanses of expenses.