
Every moment is an invitation to open our hearts or harden them. Drawing on Karl Rahner’s theology of grace and Elizabeth Johnson’s vision of love’s ever-widening circle, this Lectio Divina reflects on why love takes practice, why the neighbor is our primary teacher, and how Christ’s self-emptying becomes the ground of our own yes.

This prayerful reflection centers on radical surrender to God’s will, echoing the heart of Christian discipleship: to think, speak, and act not from self, but from divine love. Through humility and self-emptying, the soul becomes a transparent vessel of Christ’s light, allowing God’s life-giving presence to flow into the world. Rooted in trust and…