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Being nice to others is easy.
Reflections on MY LORD and ME!
Please take a moment before studying this reflection to purge negative, distracting and disruptive thoughts by giving them to our Lord Jesus Christ through prayer ( ).
I encourage you to review the “Self-Reflection Questions” at the end, there maybe some unexpected blessings!
Enjoy God’s wonders...
The world is filled with people of varying personalities.
It is a pleasure to encounter a different perspective with each conversation I have.
It is easy for me to be nice to anyone who comes my way.
I appreciate meeting those who are different from me.
The fact that they come from another background has little impact on how I treat them.
Being pleasant to strangers is as simple as offering a smile.
When I exchange pleasantries with others in the supermarket, I see the impact.
Getting someone to smile just by making the first gesture is worth the effort.
Sharing what I have with others gives me pleasure.
I realize that it is possible to take care of my interests as well as someone else's at the same time.
When I get to work each morning, I make a conscious effort to greet my co-workers.
Acknowledging them with a cheery greeting opens the floor for respectful communication and collaboration.
Before I start my car, I remind myself to be nice to other drivers on the road.
Being conscious of this makes it easy to extend courtesies when driving.
It takes more effort to be unkind than to be nice and I choose to put my energy on positive actions.
Today, I realize that being nice to someone adds value to my life as well as theirs.
I appreciate meeting those who are different from me.
The fact that they come from another background has little impact on how I treat them.
Being pleasant to strangers is as simple as offering a smile.
When I exchange pleasantries with others in the supermarket, I see the impact.
Getting someone to smile just by making the first gesture is worth the effort.
Sharing what I have with others gives me pleasure.
I realize that it is possible to take care of my interests as well as someone else's at the same time.
When I get to work each morning, I make a conscious effort to greet my co-workers.
Acknowledging them with a cheery greeting opens the floor for respectful communication and collaboration.
Before I start my car, I remind myself to be nice to other drivers on the road.
Being conscious of this makes it easy to extend courtesies when driving.
It takes more effort to be unkind than to be nice and I choose to put my energy on positive actions.
Today, I realize that being nice to someone adds value to my life as well as theirs.
Self-Reflection Questions:
1) What are some of the nice things that I am able to do for others?
Nurturing the activity of caring for others and nourishing them in the life.
The nurture of Children:
Caring Attitude of Leaders:
Leading by Example:
Encouraging Growth:
2) How do I react when someone is nice to me?
Thankfulness for God’s Goodness:
Thankfulness for answered prayer:
Thankfulness for others:
3) In which situations do I have a hard time extending kind gestures?
The absence of due thankfulness.
Scripture gives examples of human ingratitude to God for all the blessings and gifts which he provides for them.
It is especially important for Christians to give thanks to God.
The ingratitude of human beings toward each other; in ancient days supposedly life was cheap but it was what’s in their soul that was evil:
The absence of due thankfulness.
Scripture gives examples of human ingratitude to God for all the blessings and gifts which he provides for them.
It is especially important for Christians to give thanks to God.
Manser, Martin H. Dictionary of Bible Themes: The Accessible and Comprehensive Tool for Topical Studies.
London: Martin Manser, 2009.
Print.
Returning evil for good:
The fallen nature of mankind:
Thank you for reading, God bless you, your family and have a blessed day!
Assistance from , of course from the Bible but also from: Manser, Martin H. Dictionary of Bible Themes: The Accessible and Comprehensive Tool for Topical Studies.
London: Martin Manser, 2009.
Print.
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