One week, one quality of love a day, with an essay to go with each reading.
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All 7 days
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Day 1
Read verses 1 to 3 slowly. Without love, what would you be tempted to count on instead?
From JQ: Why Love Is the Center of Everything: A Note From the Author · Love God. Love people. Everything else follows.
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Day 2
Love is patient, love is kind. Who in your life needs both from you this week?
From JQ: Love Is Patient: What 1 Corinthians 13 Means by Patience · Love Is Kind: What Biblical Kindness Really Means
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Day 3
Love does not envy and does not boast. Which of the two pulls at you more?
From JQ: Love Does Not Envy: What 1 Corinthians 13 Means by Love Does Not Envy · Love Does Not Boast: What 1 Corinthians 13 Means by Boasting
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Day 4
Love is not proud. Where did you put yourself first today?
From JQ: Love Is Not Proud: What 1 Corinthians 13 Means by Love Is Not Proud
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Day 5
Love is not easily angered and keeps no record of wrongs. Is there a list you are still keeping?
From JQ: Love Is Not Easily Angered: What the Bible Says About Anger · Love Keeps No Record of Wrongs: The List We All Keep
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Day 6
Love takes no pleasure in evil but rejoices with the truth. Where are you tempted to enjoy someone else’s failure?
From JQ: Love Rejoices With the Truth: What 1 Corinthians 13 Means by Rejoicing With the Truth
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Day 7
Love never fails. Read to the end of the chapter and notice what remains.
From JQ: What Does "Love Never Fails" Actually Mean?
Go deeper: Meaningless Without Love, the book