
The effects of each of these styles of ruling were telling. The king who served his people and built a kingdom where people were recognized for their dignity and goodness flourished, even in hard times. The self-serving king created conflict, negativity, and discord. Distrust, poverty, and despair colored the lives of those he ruled.
The Kingdom of God is a Kingdom of Love because God is love. It is ours to live our lives seeking to know and understand the reality of that love. I have read that God's Kingdom is here, now. What am I doing to discover it in my lived experience?

Someday, we all will be together in the full reality of this kingdom of infinite love. Don't pass up the opportunity to enter into the service of our bothers and sisters who can lead us to our good King, Jesus the Christ, and the fullness of His sharing God's Kingdom with us!
Written by Sister Beth Ruder, D.C.
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