Love is Patient, Love is Kind

Love

L O V E <— how are you doing with this in your life…loving? Each week in February I’m going to talk about…L O V E.  I know it’s a little “cliche”  to be talking about this in the month of February, but stick with me as I unpack the most commonly sited scripture verse

Daily KIP: accommodating, amiable, attentive, benevolent, big, charitable, chivalrous, circumspect, compassionate, concerned, discreet, forbearing, generous, kind, magnanimous, mellow, mindful, obliging, patient, polite, solicitous, sympathetic, tactful, tender, thoughtful, unselfish, warmhearted = CONSIDERATE…..is this one of your character traits? Could you improve in this area with people you know AND strangers? EmailShareShareStumbleUponPrintRedditDigg

Do you give "The Look"?

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Child abuse or should I say the prevention of -is a passion of mine. Picture this. You are at the grocery store, target, mall- some public place… when a child is acting out. You can see the anxiety of that parent rising. They may lash out at their child who is misbehaving, and maybe even

Daily KIP: Kill others with kindness………be enormously kind to everyone. EmailShareShareStumbleUponPrintRedditDigg

It isn't what you get, it is what you become.

Thanksgiving

This year I was able to attend my home church, Hosanna!, to celebrate Christmas Eve. For the first time ever, they had a live nativity scene. It was simply amazing. The front altar was covered with hay, and roaming about were 2 camels, a donkey, goat, lamb, calf and geese. Throughout the service, the lamb

Daily KIP:  HUG! The beauty of a hug is in its simplicity. The gesture towards another person, known or unknown, is easy. It costs nothing but a simple act of caring and kindness. Who needs a hug today? HUG! // // EmailShareShareStumbleUponPrintRedditDigg

Daily KIP:  Focus on patience and not “reacting”. Sometimes our first instinct is to assume/judge a situation. Today be patient with in ALL your interactions (kids, co-workers, friends, service people, family) this truly is an act of kindness and others around you will appreciate it. // // EmailShareShareStumbleUponPrintRedditDigg