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A Fathers Love.............

How far does a father's love stretch?  

Is your father's love conditional or unconditional?

What do you know will push father to the realms of unforgiving?

The film 'Father of the Bride' sees a Dad so devoted to his daughter he will try and do anything to keep hold of her, to stop her growing up.  He tries anything to make sure he doesn't have to giver her away to another man.  Then when he knows he has to let go you see his heart break - lovingly break within the church as she is getting married - but break nonetheless.  You see that a phone call of reassurance and love makes him realise that his daughter will forever be his, she will always be his little girl.

John Q is an amazing film that shows the true lengths a dad will go to for his child.  Knowing he cant pay for his child's life-saving surgery he takes the hospital hostage in a bid to save his son.  A father's love that is unconditionally and powerful.  A man that will go to any lengths including criminal activity to ensure his son lives.

But these are fictional.....

What about an amazing Father - who sends His son to die.  Who watches His son die.  Who leaves His son to die.  So He can save His other children......

A love that is non-judgmental, all forgiving, all powerful, forever comforting, non-expiring, unrelenting, all consuming, tender, devoting.....

What an amazing, unconditional, indescribable love......

That's our heavenly father's love.....

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