The other day the Upper Room monthly devotional, I read about a man who made a promise to himself and to God to give something away ever day. Well, it got late and he hadn’t followed through for that day, so he called a friend, woke him up, and proceed to read him a poem that expressed his friendship.
Then there is the Mormon tenet, “Do a kind deed every day and don’t tell anyone about it.” My dad loved that one.
I like the daily routine idea of doing for others. Giving something away can be either public or private, tangible or in tangible. The Mormon daily deed is a secret between me and God. For me this is the hardest, because I like to receive credit. Ah, a lesson in humility.
Then there is the Mormon tenet, “Do a kind deed every day and don’t tell anyone about it.” My dad loved that one.
I like the daily routine idea of doing for others. Giving something away can be either public or private, tangible or in tangible. The Mormon daily deed is a secret between me and God. For me this is the hardest, because I like to receive credit. Ah, a lesson in humility.
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