The earlier part of this year, I posted about our kindness levels, and if we needed to reevaluate our thoughtfulness to others.
No matter what sort of trial we may be experiencing or how we may be feeling, there are still small, yet extremely important ways we can show kindness on a daily basis. We can offer a smile, and we can offer a spoken greeting (or a text, email or written message of “hello” or “hugs”). There are many people who don’t recognize the importance of these two rather effortless acts.
May I add, it truly is okay to smile or wave or speak to someone you know. Also, it really is okay to smile or wave or speak to someone you don’t know.
We often don’t realize that a smile or friendly greeting is exactly what a particular person needs that day. We take for granted that a smile or greeting isn’t important. They are.
And it's also okay to genuinely include an appropriate person into your group or circle on occasion.
Don't think you can wait until next week or next month to show kindness. It may be too late.
And it's also okay to genuinely include an appropriate person into your group or circle on occasion.
Don't think you can wait until next week or next month to show kindness. It may be too late.
Galatians 5:22-23 “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self control. Against such things there is no law.”
Aiming to show kindness, your sister in Him,
Robin
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