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TODAY’S PASSAGE
From “Voice Of Jesus 2” by Michael Canfield:
While working on the images for this book, something unexpected also emerged. The song JESUS LOVE LOVE LOVE formed naturally as a simple expression of gratitude and love inspired by the conversations recorded in these pages. Some readers encounter the music first. Others discover it after reading the book. Those who wish to listen can hear the song at: Throughout this book, passages from the Bible are occasionally quoted in full. These references are included as points of alignment — moments where recorded Scripture intersects with the dialogue as I experienced it. They are not offered as proof, reinterpretation, or replacement, but as continuity. What was written then remains written. I simply acknowledge where the conversation meets the record. Many years before the conversations recorded here, I undertook a complete study of the Bible under Peace’s guidance. That study was intense and immersive, yet it occurred only once. Over time, while the themes and impressions of Scripture remained with me, the specific wording and structure were not committed to memory. At times, I paraphrase from recollection before later confirming the passage in its recorded form. For that reason, when moments arose in dialogue that closely reflected written Scripture, I was often surprised by the degree of alignment. The inclusion of these passages reflects that convergence — not deliberate reconstruction, but recognition.
REFLECTION
There’s something beautifully honest about Michael Canfield’s experience here. He wasn’t trying to manufacture something profound or force connections to Scripture. He was simply open, listening, and creating—and love flowed through in unexpected ways. A song emerged. Alignments with ancient Scripture appeared naturally. This is what happens when we stop straining and start receiving. The divine doesn’t need our perfect memory or our carefully constructed arguments. It needs our willingness, our open hearts, our authentic presence.
How often do we feel we need to have all the answers memorized, all the verses at our fingertips, all the theological arguments perfectly arranged? We carry this burden of spiritual performance, as if God’s love depends on our flawless recitation. But this passage reminds us of a different truth: when we immerse ourselves in love and remain open to divine conversation, the truth flows through us naturally. We don’t have to force it. We simply recognize it when it appears—sometimes with surprise and wonder at how perfectly it aligns with what has always been true.
The song “JESUS LOVE LOVE LOVE” wasn’t planned or manufactured—it emerged as a natural expression of gratitude. That’s the mark of authentic spiritual experience. It overflows. It creates. It expresses itself not because we’re trying to prove something, but because love cannot help but pour out when we’ve truly encountered it. Your own expressions of faith don’t need to be perfect or polished. They need to be real, born from your genuine encounters with the divine presence that speaks to each of us in our own unique way.
THIS SPEAKS TO ME BECAUSE…
Today, consider where you might be straining instead of receiving, performing instead of being present. What might emerge naturally in your life if you simply opened yourself to love’s guidance without needing to control or perfect the outcome? The divine is already speaking—sometimes we just need to stop trying so hard and start recognizing the conversation that’s already happening.
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This passage is from “Voice Of Jesus 2” by Michael Canfield — a profound journey into love, faith, and the voice of the divine.
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