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Sunday, 2 November 2025

Gratitude Challenge Day 45 - Appreciating Others

Show appreciation for those around you today! Gratitude Challenge Day 45 encourages us to value others and spread kindness. Take a moment to thank someone.

Welcome to Gratitude Challenge Day 45! Today’s focus is on appreciating others and showing gratitude for those who impact our lives. Join us as we explore simple ways to recognize and thank the people around us. Share your experience in the comments and let’s spread kindness together!

I’m Trevor Lund, the Creative Storyteller at https://revtrev.com, the founder of Live LIGHT Academy at https://livelight.ca and your host inside the Live LIGHT Cascade Chalet http://revtrev.link/chalet

Every day for 70 days I’m going to give thanks with my whole heart. That means I’m going to decide to give thanks, feel gratitude and show appreciation for what I feel gratitude for. And I invite you to join me.

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Are you looking for a simple way to deepen your faith and improve your relationships? Today’s Gratitude Challenge focuses on Appreciating Others—an act that not only strengthens community but aligns with Biblical teachings about love and kindness. Let’s explore how appreciating people around us can transform our lives and bring us closer to God’s purpose.

Why Appreciating Others Matters

Appreciating others is more than a polite gesture; it’s a powerful practice that reflects Christ’s love. When we recognize the good in those around us, we:

Encourage positive behavior
Build stronger connections
Create a culture of thankfulness

Related keywords: Encouragement, Community, Acts of Kindness

What Does the Bible Say about appreciating others?

Scripture repeatedly calls believers to honor and encourage one another. Consider these verses:

1 Thessalonians 5:11: “Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing.”
Romans 12:10: “Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above yourselves.”
Hebrews 10:24: “And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds.”

Each passage highlights the importance of appreciation, encouragement, and actively seeking ways to uplift others.

How to Practice Appreciating Others Daily

You might wonder, “How can I show appreciation in practical ways?” Here are some simple steps:

1. Verbal Affirmation

Speak kind words. Thank someone for their help or acknowledge their strengths.

“I appreciate how you always listen patiently.”
“Your dedication inspires me.”

2. Acts of Service

Show gratitude through action. Small gestures can make a big impact.

Helping with chores
Sending an encouraging note
Offering prayers for someone’s needs

3. Public Recognition

Celebrate others’ achievements openly.

Share their story at church
Post a thank-you message online
Nominate them for a volunteer award

Common Questions About Appreciating Others

Q: Is appreciation just flattery?
No. Genuine appreciation comes from recognizing the true value in someone’s actions or character, not exaggeration.

Q: What if I’m shy or introverted?
Silent acts—like writing notes or praying for others—can be just as meaningful as spoken words.

Q: Can appreciation strengthen my faith?
Absolutely! Practicing gratitude and encouragement reflects God’s love and helps us grow spiritually (see Galatians 5:22-23).

Three Biblical Ways to Appreciate Others

Pray for Them: Lift their needs before God (James 5:16).
Serve Together: Join hands in ministry or outreach (Galatians 6:2).
Express Thanks: Use words or actions to show gratitude (Colossians 3:15).

Conclusion & Call-to-Action

Appreciating others isn’t just good manners—it’s a reflection of Christ’s love working through us. Let’s commit today to see the best in those around us and express it genuinely.

How have you shown appreciation this week?
Share your experience in the comments below, or tag a friend who has inspired you! Don’t forget to subscribe for daily encouragement and share this post with your community.

Together, let’s build a culture of gratitude—one day at a time.

Today’s 70-Day Gratitude Challenge Question

Can I start the challenge anytime or do I need to follow specific dates?

You can start the challenge anytime.

Feel free to invite family members to join you. Starting on Thanksgiving can be meaningful, as it aligns with the theme of gratitude.

Challenge Overview:

Duration: 70 days
Daily Commitment:

Choose to give thanks.
Feel gratitude for what you give thanks for.
Show appreciation for what brings you joy.

Benefits of Practicing Gratitude Daily for 70 Days

Improved Mental Health:

Regularly feeling gratitude can reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression.
It promotes a positive mindset and emotional resilience.

Enhanced Relationships:

Expressing gratitude strengthens connections with others.
It fosters a sense of community and support.

Better Physical Health:

Grateful people often report better physical health.
They may engage in healthier behaviors, like regular exercise and proper sleep.

Increased Happiness:

Daily gratitude practices can elevate overall happiness levels.
Focusing on positive aspects of life shifts attention away from negativity.

Greater Life Satisfaction:

Gratitude enhances overall satisfaction with life.
It encourages individuals to appreciate their circumstances.

Supporting Studies

A study published in the journal Psychological Science found that participants who kept gratitude journals reported higher levels of well-being and less negative affect than those who did not. Link to study
Research from the Journal of Happiness Studies indicates that gratitude can significantly increase life satisfaction and well-being. Link to study
A study in The Journal of Positive Psychology revealed that individuals who practiced gratitude experienced enhanced feelings of connectedness and social support. Link to study

Engaging in this challenge for 70 days can greatly benefit your mental and emotional well-being, while also fostering deeper connections with those around you.

How I can help you do a 70-Day Gratitude Challenge

Looking for a simple way to boost your mood, shift your mindset, and bring more positivity into every day? Tune in to the Live LIGHT Daily Gratitude Podcast during the live campaign of the 70-Day Gratitude Challenge. Each short episode gives you practical gratitude prompts, encouragement, and reflections to help you embrace thankfulness—no matter what life throws your way. Whether you’re on the 70-Day Gratitude Challenge or just want a daily boost, these podcasts will guide you to give thanks with your whole heart and see the difference it makes. Listen now at https://revtrev.com/radio and start your day with gratitude!

Next Steps

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Wednesday, 29 October 2025

Gratitude Challenge Day 41 - Good Attitude

Boost your mood and relationships! Join Gratitude Challenge Day 41 to discover how a good attitude can transform your life. Start today!

Welcome to Gratitude Challenge Day 41: Good Attitude! Discover the power of positivity and how a good attitude can change your life. In this video, you'll learn practical ways to develop a positive mindset and embrace gratitude every day. Join us to improve your relationships, boost your happiness, and grow personally. Subscribe and follow along for daily inspiration and actionable tips to make gratitude a life-changing habit!

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Do you ever notice how a good attitude can transform even the toughest days? On Day 41 of our Gratitude Challenge, we’re diving into the power of a good attitude, how it connects to gratitude, and how it aligns with God’s Word. Whether you’re seeking more joy, stronger faith, or deeper relationships, today’s challenge is about embracing a good attitude and seeing the difference it can make.

Why a Good Attitude Matters

A good attitude isn’t just about being cheerful. It’s about the way we approach life’s ups and downs, our interactions, and even our relationship with God. Here’s why it matters:

Improves Relationships: People are naturally drawn to those who radiate positivity.
Builds Resilience: A good attitude helps us bounce back from challenges.
Reflects Christ’s Love: Our attitude can be a testimony to others.

Related keywords: positive mindset, Christian living, gratitude

Biblical Foundations for a Good Attitude

The Bible encourages us to cultivate a good attitude, especially in difficult circumstances.

Philippians 2:5 (ESV): “Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus.”
Colossians 3:23 (ESV): “Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men.”
1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 (ESV): “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances…”

These passages don’t promise that life will always be easy. Instead, they remind us that our attitude is a choice—a response to God’s love and grace.

How to Cultivate a Good Attitude

Wondering how you can develop a better attitude each day? Try these steps:

Practice Gratitude Daily

Start and end your day by thanking God for specific blessings.

Renew Your Mind

Fill your thoughts with truth from Scripture.

Serve Others

Look for small ways to encourage or help someone.

Pray Regularly

Ask God for strength and perspective.

Choose Joy

Focus on what you can control—your response.

Quick Tips for a Positive Mindset

Surround yourself with encouraging people.
Reflect on past victories.
Limit negative media consumption.
Memorize uplifting Bible verses.

Common Questions About Good Attitude

Q: Is having a good attitude the same as ignoring problems?
No. A good attitude means facing challenges honestly but choosing hope and trust in God.

Q: What if I struggle with negativity?
Everyone faces tough moments. Bring your struggles to God in prayer, and reach out to supportive Christian friends.

Q: Can my attitude really impact my faith journey?
Absolutely! A good attitude opens your heart to God’s work and helps you see His blessings more clearly.

Conclusion: Shine With Gratitude and a Good Attitude

God calls us to live differently—to shine His light through our actions and attitudes. Today, choose gratitude and a good attitude. You might be surprised at how it transforms your outlook and impacts those around you.

How do you keep a good attitude on hard days?
Share your thoughts below! If this post encouraged you, please comment, share with friends, and subscribe for more daily inspiration.

Let’s keep growing together—one day at a time!

Today’s 70-Day Gratitude Challenge Question

How do emotions play a role in giving thanks with a whole heart?

Emotions play a crucial role in giving thanks with a whole heart, as they influence how we perceive and express gratitude. Here’s an expanded look at how the heart, as the seat of our decisions, actions, and emotions, contributes to this process, along with relevant Bible verses and links to studies.

1. The Heart as the Center of Emotions

The heart symbolizes our emotional state. When we express gratitude, our emotions amplify the sincerity of our thanks.
Bible Verse:

“Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever.” (Psalm 136:1)

Positive emotions such as joy and love enhance gratitude, making it more genuine.

2. Decision-Making and Gratitude

Our decisions are guided by emotions. Feeling grateful leads to choices that reflect appreciation.
For example, recognizing someone’s support may encourage us to strengthen our relationship with them.
Bible Verse:

“And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him.” (Colossians 3:17)

A decision to express gratitude creates a positive feedback loop.

3. Actions Driven by Gratitude

Actions are a direct expression of feelings. Giving heartfelt thanks motivates us to act in ways that reflect our gratitude.
This can include acts of kindness or reaching out to express appreciation.
Bible Verse:

“Let them give thanks to the LORD for his unfailing love and his wonderful deeds for mankind.” (Psalm 107:21)

These actions reinforce feelings and spread positivity.

4. The Interconnection of Emotions, Decisions, and Actions

Emotions, decisions, and actions are interconnected:

Emotions fuel the desire to express thanks.
Decisions determine how we will express that gratitude.
Actions carry out those decisions.

For instance, feeling grateful for someone’s hard work may lead to public acknowledgment or a small celebration.

5. Cultivating Whole-Hearted Gratitude

To give thanks with a whole heart, cultivate awareness of your emotions and recognize triggers for gratitude.
Mindfulness practices can help connect with emotions and identify specific things to be thankful for.
Journaling about gratitude or engaging in meditation enhances emotional awareness.
Bible Verse:

“Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18)

6. Impact on Well-Being

Genuine expressions of gratitude can improve emotional well-being.
Research indicates that practicing gratitude leads to higher happiness levels and lower anxiety and depression.
Studies:

A study published in Journal of Personality and Social Psychology found that participants who regularly wrote down things they were grateful for reported higher levels of well-being. Link to Study
Another study in Psychological Science showed that gratitude can promote prosocial behavior, leading to improved social connections. Link to Study

In summary, emotions significantly shape how we give thanks with a whole heart. By understanding the interplay between our feelings, decisions, and actions—supported by scripture and research—we can cultivate a richer gratitude practice that enhances our lives and those around us.

How I can help you do a 70-Day Gratitude Challenge

Unlock the full Gratitude Hub experience when you join the Live LIGHT 70-Day Gratitude Challenge with the Course + Community or Course + Community + Clarity options! The Gratitude Hub gives you access to all daily podcast episodes, live cast replays, blog posts, and important announcements so you can stay inspired and connected no matter your schedule. It's also a space where community happens—share your thoughts, encouragement, and insights through comments, and connect with others on the same gratitude journey. Don’t miss out on this supportive resource that keeps gratitude front and centre in your life. Visit https://revtrev.link/thanks to get started!

Next Steps

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Monday, 27 October 2025

Gratitude Challenge Day 39 - Others’ Gratitude

Discover how others’ gratitude can inspire your own mindset. Join Gratitude Challenge Day 39 and see the ripple effect of thankfulness around you.

Welcome to Gratitude Challenge Day 39! Today, we focus on how witnessing others’ gratitude can inspire and uplift us. Discover practical tips to recognize and celebrate the gratitude expressed by those around you. Learn how this collective appreciation can spark positivity and shift your own perspective. Join us as we build a stronger, kinder community—one thankful moment at a time!

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Have you ever paused to notice how others’ gratitude can inspire your own? Day 39 of our Gratitude Challenge focuses on this uplifting truth: observing and sharing in others’ gratitude can deepen your faith, bring joy, and strengthen relationships. Let’s explore how witnessing thankfulness in those around us transforms our hearts and communities.

The Ripple Effect of Others’ Gratitude

Gratitude isn’t just a personal experience—it’s contagious! When we see others express thankfulness, whether through words or actions, it encourages us to do the same. This ripple effect is powerful in Christian communities, where encouraging one another is a calling (Hebrews 10:24).

Why Pay Attention to Others’ Gratitude?

Reinforces Positivity: Witnessing others’ gratitude reminds us of God’s goodness.
Strengthens Bonds: Shared thankfulness creates deeper connections.
Inspires Faith: Stories of God’s provision in others’ lives build our trust in Him.

How Can We Recognize Gratitude in Others?

Sometimes, we’re so focused on our own journey that we miss the blessings around us. Here are practical ways to notice gratitude in others:

Listen for Praise Reports: During church or small group gatherings, pay attention to testimonies and answered prayers.
Observe Acts of Kindness: Simple gestures like a smile, note of thanks, or helping hand often come from a grateful heart.
Read and Share Bible Verses: The Psalms are filled with examples of communal thanksgiving (Psalm 95:1-3).

Common Questions About Others’ Gratitude

Isn’t Gratitude Just Between Me and God?

While personal gratitude is vital (1 Thessalonians 5:18), the Bible encourages us to celebrate together. In Colossians 3:16, Paul writes about letting the word of Christ dwell among us as we teach and admonish one another “with psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit, singing to God with gratitude in your hearts.”

What If I Struggle to Feel Thankful?

It’s normal! Sometimes, life’s challenges cloud our view. That’s when observing others’ gratitude is most helpful:

Ask someone what they’re thankful for.
Join a gratitude group or online community.
Reflect on shared blessings in prayer.

Simple Ways to Encourage Others’ Gratitude

Want to help gratitude flourish? Try these:

Share Your Thankfulness: Speak up about what God has done for you.
Celebrate Milestones Together: Mark answered prayers and victories as a community.
Pray for a Thankful Heart: Ask God to open your eyes to the blessings around you (Philippians 4:6).

Conclusion & Call to Action

Others’ gratitude reminds us that thankfulness is both personal and collective—a gift we receive and share. As Christians, let’s encourage one another in giving thanks, making our communities shine with joy and faith.

What’s one story of gratitude you’ve seen in someone else that inspired you?
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“Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever.” (Psalm 107:1)

Today’s 70-Day Gratitude Challenge Question

How do I subscribe and set notifications on YouTube for this challenge?

To subscribe and set notifications on YouTube for the 70-Day Gratitude Challenge, follow these steps:

Step 1: Visit the Channel

Go to Rev Trev's YouTube Channel. https://revtrev.com/tv

Step 2: Subscribe to the Channel

Click on the "Subscribe" button located below any video or on the channel's main page.
If you're not signed in, you will be prompted to log in or create a Google account.

Step 3: Set Notifications

After Subscribing:

Once you've subscribed, look for the bell icon next to the "Subscribed" button.

Click the Bell Icon:

Click on the bell icon to open notification settings.

Choose Notification Preferences:

All: Select this option to receive notifications for all new videos and content uploaded by the channel.
Personalized: Choose this option to receive notifications based on your viewing habits.
None: If you do not want to receive notifications, select this option.

Step 4: Check Your Notification Settings

Ensure that your device settings allow notifications from YouTube.
On mobile devices, you can check this in your phone’s settings under Apps > YouTube > Notifications.

By following these steps, you will stay updated on all content related to the 70-Day Gratitude Challenge!

How I can help you do a 70-Day Gratitude Challenge

Discover fresh inspiration every day with the Daily Blog posts at RevTrev.com/blog! When you join the Gratitude HUB through the Course + Community or Course + Community + Clarity options at https://revtrev.link/thanks you’ll also unlock exclusive access to these daily updates right inside your HUB. Whether you want practical tips, uplifting stories, or encouragement for your gratitude journey, the Daily Blog keeps you connected and motivated. Start each day with new insights and stay engaged with a supportive community that shares your passion for grateful living.

Next Steps

Check out https://revtrev.link/thanks and learn how I can help you get involved in the Live LIGHT 70-Day Gratitude Challenge or do one on your own.

Saturday, 4 October 2025

Gratitude Challenge Day 16 - Accepting Kindness

Embrace kindness today! Allow yourself to receive help and support, recognizing it as an act of gratitude. Open your heart and accept goodness.

Welcome to Gratitude Challenge Day 16: Accepting Kindness! In this video, we explore the power of letting others help and support us. Learn how accepting kindness deepens your gratitude practice and transforms your relationships. Join us on this journey of self-growth, positivity, and mental wellness as we build a more grateful life—one day at a time. Don’t forget to subscribe for daily inspiration!

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Gratitude Challenge Day 16 – Accepting Kindness

Have you ever found it easier to give than to receive? Today’s Gratitude Challenge focuses on accepting kindness, a skill that often stretches our comfort zones and deepens our understanding of gratitude. Let’s explore how welcoming the generosity of others can transform your heart, relationships, and spiritual journey.

Why Is Accepting Kindness So Hard?

Many of us struggle with receiving help or compliments. Sometimes it’s pride; other times, it’s fear of appearing needy. But the Bible reminds us that accepting kindness is not weakness—it’s humility.

“Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.”
— Galatians 6:2

This verse shows that letting others support us is part of God’s design for community.

The Blessings of Receiving

Here are some reasons why accepting kindness matters:

Deepens Relationships: Letting someone bless you builds trust and connection.
Models Humility: Accepting help demonstrates humility and openness.
Encourages Generosity: When you receive, you inspire others to continue giving.
Reflects God’s Grace: Accepting gifts reminds us of God’s ultimate kindness through Jesus (Ephesians 2:8).

Practical Ways to Accept Kindness

1. Say Thank You

A simple “thank you” acknowledges the giver and expresses gratitude. It’s powerful and easy.

2. Avoid Self-Criticism

Don’t downgrade yourself for needing help. Remember, everyone has seasons of giving and receiving.

3. Respond With Joy

Receiving with joy honors the intention behind the kindness. Smile, celebrate, and let your appreciation shine.

4. Reflect and Pray

Take time to reflect on acts of kindness you’ve received. Pray for those who have blessed you:

“Every good and perfect gift is from above…”
— James 1:17

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Isn’t it selfish to accept help from others?
No! Accepting kindness allows others to fulfill their calling and strengthens community (Romans 12:10).

Q: What if I feel guilty when someone helps me?
Guilt isn’t from God. Remind yourself that you’re part of a body called to support one another (1 Corinthians 12:25-26).

Q: How can I be more open to receiving?
Practice small steps—accept a compliment or allow someone to assist you with a task. Each step builds openness.

Bible Examples of Accepting Kindness

Elijah and the Widow (1 Kings 17:8–16): Elijah accepted food from a widow, blessing her in return.
Jesus and the Woman with Perfume (John 12:1–8): Jesus received a costly gift, affirming her act of kindness.

Challenge: Embrace Kindness Today!

As you go about your day, notice opportunities to accept kindness—big or small. Let God’s love flow through the hands of others into your life.

Share Your Experience!

Have you struggled with accepting kindness? What helped you grow in this area?
Comment below, share this post, and subscribe for daily reflections. Let’s encourage each other on this gratitude journey!

Today’s 70-Day Gratitude Challenge Question

What is the theological significance of 70 days?

The number 70 holds considerable theological significance in the Bible, appearing in various contexts throughout both the Old and New Testaments. Here are some key points regarding its significance:

The 70 Nations: In Genesis 10, the Table of Nations lists 70 descendants of Noah, which is often interpreted as representing all the nations of the world. This suggests a divine plan for all nations and highlights God's sovereignty over creation.

The 70 Elders: In Exodus 24:1, Moses is instructed to bring 70 elders of Israel to assist him. This signifies leadership and governance within the community of Israel, emphasizing the importance of shared leadership in spiritual matters.

The Seventy Disciples: In Luke 10:1, Jesus appoints 70 disciples to go ahead of Him into every town and place where He was about to go. This commissioning underscores the expansion of Jesus’ ministry and the inclusion of Gentiles in the mission of the Gospel.

Symbolism of Completeness: The number 70 can also symbolize completeness or fullness in a biblical context, as it is a multiple of 7 (the number of divine perfection) and 10 (representing completeness or order).

Connection to Judgment and Restoration: The Babylonian exile is often associated with a period of 70 years (Jeremiah 25:11-12; 29:10), symbolizing both judgment and the eventual restoration of Israel, demonstrating God’s plans for redemption.

Wisdom Literature: In Jewish tradition, the number 70 is sometimes linked with wisdom, as seen in Proverbs, where wisdom is often personified and associated with completeness.

In summary, the number 70 represents completeness, divine governance, the inclusion of all nations in God's plan, and signifies significant events in biblical history that reflect God's overarching narrative of judgment and redemption.

How I can help you do a 70-Day Gratitude Challenge

Unlock the full power of gratitude with our exclusive 10-week Gratitude Group Coaching, available when you purchase the Course + Community + Clarity! This live group coaching runs alongside the Live LIGHT 70-Day Gratitude Challenge from September 19 to November 27, 2025. Join a supportive group, receive weekly guidance, practical tools, and encouragement as you build lasting gratitude habits together. Experience real transformation with expert coaching, interactive sessions, and a safe space to share your journey. Invest in yourself—grow happier, more resilient, and deeply grateful every single day. Get started today at https://revtrev.link/thanks and elevate your gratitude practice!

Next Steps

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Sunday, 3 March 2024

Negativity Fast Reflection - Day 19 - I Am Kind

Today's Negativity Fast Reflection. Experience a transformative journey through "I Am Kind", where positivity reigns and self-growth is embraced.

Trevor Lund has helped over 10,000 people fast from negativity since 2006. find out how to Live LIGHT Above the Negativity https://revtrev.link/bless. Check out all the tips and tools to fast from negativity https://revtrev.link/tips. Join the negativity fast at https://revtrev.link/fast.

In a society where kindness often takes a backseat to criticism and judgment, it's time to rediscover the power of genuine compassion and empathy. As human beings, we possess an innate desire for connection and understanding—a longing to be seen and appreciated for who we truly are.

Imagine a world where acts of kindness are as abundant as the air we breathe, where people prioritize lifting each other up rather than tearing each other down.

Kindness is a the fruit of the spirit—nourishing, sustaining, and enriching both giver and receiver. It’s not merely about polite gestures or surface-level pleasantries; it runs much deeper than that. Cultivating this virtue can lead to personal fulfillment, stronger relationships, and a more harmonious society overall.

Are you willing to rekindle the spark with “I am kind”?

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I am kind to everyone in my every day world. I look out for their interests and not merely my own. I do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. I don’t live to work or work to live. In humility I consider others ahead of myself. I don’t do what I do to get a reward or look good in eyes of others. They see my good works and glorify my Father in heaven.

Have I been looking out for my own interests lately?

Next Steps

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Carpe Vitae!

Saturday, 28 May 2022

Day 19 - I am kind Reflection - Live Cast

This reflection helps you to be kind. A reflection is the truth of scripture that’s personalized with a question to help you think about how to apply it. Get the devotional at http://revtrev.link/fast. Subscribe to the podcast at https://revtrev.com/radio. #LiveLIGHT #Blessing #Peace #Hope #negativity #thoughts

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You were created to walk with God in the garden in the cool of the day. Sin came into the world and you bore the consequences. Jesus came and reversed the curse and took your place and invited you to take his yoke that is easy and his burden that is light. You are a child of God creation longs to be revealed. You are a living LIGHT. Don’t conform but be transformed, so you can have peace, and joy and hope at all times in every situation.

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Today’s Reflection:

I am kind

Have I been looking out for my own interests lately?

Today’s Devotional:

Day 19 - Kindness Rules

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Wednesday, 13 April 2022

Day 19 - I am kind Reflection - Podcast

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