A Poverty-Stricken World
How can you have a good conscience in a poverty-stricken world? Allow the Holy Spirit to guide you in knowing who you are to help and those who are to receive help from other generous hearts. . .
How can you have a good conscience in a poverty-stricken world? Allow the Holy Spirit to guide you in knowing who you are to help and those who are to receive help from other generous hearts. . .
When you feel God nudging you to do something, don’t ignore it. When you see a problem or hear of trouble and you don’t know how to fix it, ask God to help you find a way. . .
If you make a pledge every day to have ears willing to listen, what difference could that make to those who are weary and struggling, stressed and despairing? Perhaps it could make all the difference in the world. . .
Jesus wants us to live an abundant life, and when we do—when we are full of His Spirit—we have plenty to share with the people He puts in our lives. That abundant overflow comes from. . .
When we notice a task that needs to be done, could it be a nudge from God? It’s easy to think someone else will take care of it. . .
A giving-minded woman has her antennae up. She’s aware of the needs around her. And she is motivated by generosity. . .
Today, take a close look at those who are following you. Make sure they’re in good shape, spiritually and emotionally. If they’re not, focus on their needs, their health, their desires, their good will. . .
Do you feel entitled to a certain kind of treatment from others? Whatever your level of expectation, take a step back and evaluate what that says about your relationship with that person. . .
We all have a need for close friendships. We need others in our lives who will challenge us to make us sharper, bolder, gentler, and more Christlike. . .
It’s easy in the busyness of life to overlook a prayer request someone else has made. Don’t delay. Take time right when you receive a request to talk to the Lord on their behalf. . .