What Does Love Look Like?
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We often treat the Bible as just another book on the shelf, gathering dust until Sunday. But it’s so much more—it’s our guide for living with purpose, hope, and faith every single day.
I like to think of B.I.B.L.E. as Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth.
These instructions aren’t burdensome rules. They’re God’s gentle invitation: “I’m with you. Follow Me.”
Before we leave this earth, let’s make sure we’ve really lived. Loved deeply. Forgiven freely. Trusted bravely. The Bible isn’t just ancient text—it’s a living conversation between God and us.
When you open its pages, you’re not just reading—you’re listening. You’re learning how to navigate life’s hardest questions with wisdom, patience, and hope.
Because in the end, it’s not about knowing every verse—it’s about letting those words shape the way we see, love, and live.
A poet, author, and faith writer who believes words can heal what silence hides. My poetry collections — Inked Emotions, Scattered Feelings Stitched in Ink, and Love Beyond Loss — were born out of seasons of grief, solitude, and deep reflection.
Here on Catholic365, I’ve been humbled to share reflections that have reached hundreds of readers. I write not from a place of perfection, but from a longing to make sense of love, loss, and the quiet ways God speaks into our lives.
Whether it’s a poem, a story, or a small reflection, my hope is that you feel seen, encouraged, and gently reminded that faith isn’t always loud — sometimes it’s found in the waiting, the falling, the starting again.
You can find more of my work at https://about.me/anniedcosta
