Social Media has hit us by storm.
and team players in life.
That includes all of us, no matter what role we will have, how old or young, we are all a part of the team that makes a whole. We need to put on attitudes that reflect the heart and mind of our Lord.
Not only as we serve, but also in how we treat each other.
So here are 10 guidelines I would like to share this week.
1. Address one another with encouraging words.
2. Build up hope in one another, as we serve and share life together, no one left out, no one left behind.
3. Honor those leaders/employers/parents who work hard for you and served to make possible your current circumstances. Whether in seen or unseen ways, remember to respect those who serve you.
4. Overwhelm them/each other with appreciation and love!
warning the freeloaders to get a move on.
Help them to get on their feet again.
7. When you get on each other’s nerves you don’t snap at each other.
and always do your best to bring it out!
8. Be cheerful no matter what.
9. Pray all the time and thank God no matter what happens.
10. Don’t suppress the Spirit; don’t stifle those who have a word from the Master.
On the other hand, don’t be gullible.
Check out everything, and keep only what’s good.
Throw out anything tainted with evil.
It is interesting to note that if we can adhere to the above guidelines we will be communicating well with one another.
To adhere, hold fast, stay in contact or interacting together in a positive manner is so very important.
The above list was taken from 1 Thessalonians 5:9-22, The Message. I love looking at the word from different angles; it can open up our hearts and minds to consider what you might have otherwise just been passed over.
Be a team player in this life!
but the high winds of 30-56 MPH that did us all in!
the electricity would not be restored until Tuesday evening.
But in the mean time life went on.
”Grandma your lights are broken”.
“Without the power of electricity they cannot give us the light we want.
You know how you like to turn the light switch off and on?
Well every time you do that you turn the power off and on”.
He nodded and seemed to understand that you need to be connected to the power-giving source….
we too will forget what it is like to stand in the light of the “Son”.
“Know whom you’re dealing with!
God alone is powerful enough to create the earth.
He alone is wise enough to put the world together.
He alone understands enough to stretch out the heavens.
He summons the clouds to build up over the earth.
The joy of His presence in your life!
his power gives you victory.
and in his love he will give you new life.
connection with you through Jesus!
Dear Lord…I am tired of standing in the dark.
I will trust in your light source alone!
your “Son” to set us free from the darkness.