It’s time to do good. I know, the proper grammar for this statement might be to “do well”, but really, I’m referring to “do something beneficial to and for each other” as opposed to the idea of quality of performance.
And yes, we need to do good for and to ourselves also. Don’t just think of the fleeting pleasure of a fancy coffee or a hot soak with sweet smelling bubbles… think of Big Picture Good — what will make a difference in your whole life and beyond that into eternity? Do that!
Start with love. How can you treat your “neighbor” with kindness?
We do have the time and the ability to do something good…
What will that “do good” be?
Here’s an idea – make a list of options. For yourself, for your loved ones, friends and more…
Work down that list, marking off when the opportunity and follow-through happens. Add to the list regularily.
Pay attention to when others “do good” for you – try to pass it along.
This “do good” is not just another keep busy task.
It has a higher purpose.
A greater good can come from this pursuit.
And it can begin small, begin close, begin in a widening circle…
I can’t tell you what your “do good” will be. That’s your pursuit.
As a Christian I believe I can ask God for help to know where and what good I should do. And if I begin with the simple gift of His Son’s summation of all the laws, then I’m on a good path…
The book of Proverbs in the Bible has solid indicators on what’s good – or the opposite. In the free digitals linked below there are some Proverbs about love…
Check out the free digitals!
Click on the links to download them for yourself. And If you’re a crafting person like me, you could even make your own cascading waterfall pocket to go into something… The video on how to make them is on YouTube – click for that link.
