Intimacy: True Love

Scripture

Revelation 3:20
Here I am! I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in and eat with that person, and they with me.

Insight

Love always invites relationship. Jesus is knocking—not on a stranger's door, but on the door of a heart that already belongs to Him. Even after salvation, He desires intimacy. He does not want surface-level faith. He wants daily fellowship.

Biblical Insight

Jesus’ invitation is to open the door and share a meal—symbolic of friendship, closeness, and love. He longs for connection, not formality. His love draws us deeper into communion, not just confession.

Reflective Questions

• Have you let Jesus into every room of your heart or just the public ones?

• Is your relationship with Him growing deeper?

Actionable Steps

• Take 15 minutes today to sit with Jesus in stillness.

• Ask Him to show you where He wants deeper fellowship.

• Journal any impressions or thoughts that arise from your time with Him.

Meditation

Imagine your heart as a home. Jesus stands gently at the door—not to visit, but to dwell. He’s not content with the living room; He wants to walk through every hallway, open every door, and sit with you at the table of your soul. His love patiently waits for your yes, not out of duty, but out of delight.

God bless you!