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The One Year Daily Acts of Kindness Devotional: 365 Inspiring Ideas to Reveal, Give, and Find God's Love
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What would happen if you and your family committed to doing one act of kindness each day for a year?Our world desperately needs more kindness. Whether it?s on social media, in the news, or between your arguing kids it can seem like conflict and disconnection are everywhere. But imagine how much better life would be if we got intentional about being kind!This year, embark on a journey to make kindness a part of your life, home, and soul. InThe One Year Daily Acts of Kindness Devotional, you?ll find Scripture passages and inspirational personal stories about why God calls us to show kindness, what it means to live a life of generosity, and how you can incorporate kindness into your everyday routine (and teach it to your kids) with tons of simple, easy-to-do ideas.Show your world the kind of love that is possible with daily acts of kindness that will change your heart, inspire your family, and draw you closer to God. Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. The One Year Daily Acts of Kindness Devotional365 Inspiring Ideas to Reveal, Give, and Find God's LoveBy Julie Fisk, Kendra Roehl, Kristin Demery, Brittany BergmanTyndale House PublishersCopyright © 2017 Julie Fisk, Kendra Roehl, Kristin DemeryAll rights reserved.ISBN: 978-1-4964-2161-6CHAPTER 1JanuaryJANUARY 1A Crazy IdeaDo not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.ROMANS 12:2, NIVI had no idea my New Year's Day would end with a stranger and her son living in my basement.My husband, Tim, and I had awakened with a rare sense of freedom. Our two-and four-year-old daughters were, surprisingly, still asleep. With no work commitments to fulfill, we were looking forward to a lazy holiday at home.Within an hour of waking up, however, Tim's expression clued me in to the fact that our plans had changed. Lips quirked, brow furrowed, thumbs clicking furiously on his phone, he paced the confines of our bedroom, stopping periodically to chew on his thumbnail while he waited for a response.A mom and her young son needed a place to stay until a unit opened up in their new apartment building. They had been sleeping at our friend's house, but that was no longer a feasible situation, and they were looking for an alternative.Tim looked at me, an unspoken question in his eyes: Could we be that option?It wasn't a new situation for us; we had hosted a homeless mom and her two daughters for three months that previous summer. But since the request came on the heels of a whirlwind December, I hesitated. I'm used to girls, I thought. I don't know if I can handle a little boy. What if we say yes and wish we hadn't?There was a very real chance I would live to regret my action. But sometimes it's the crazy ideas, the ones that open us up to uncertainty, that end up teaching us the most. Paul reminds us in Romans 12:2, "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is - his good, pleasing and perfect will" (NIV). Sometimes we're led to take a step of faith that may look crazy to the world and trust that God will help us work our way through it.- Kristin- Today's Act of Kindness -Start the new year by resolving to look for opportunities to extend kindness to others, even in small ways.JANUARY 2Up Close and PersonalDo to others whatever you would like them to do to you. This is the essence of all that is taught in the law and the prophets.MATTHEW 7:12That New Year's Day, when my family was faced with the decision of temporarily hosting a homeless woman and her son, I felt torn. After all, two of my friends and our families had spent the month leading up to Christmas performing acts of kindness each day: cooking a meal for a pregnant mom on bed rest, leaving treats for our mail carrier, filling a gas tank for a military serviceperson. We had documented them o
What would happen if you and your family committed to doing one act of kindness each day for a year?Our world desperately needs more kindness. Whether it?s on social media, in the news, or between your arguing kids it can seem like conflict and disconnection are everywhere. But imagine how much better life would be if we got intentional about being kind!This year, embark on a journey to make kindness a part of your life, home, and soul. InThe One Year Daily Acts of Kindness Devotional, you?ll find Scripture passages and inspirational personal stories about why God calls us to show kindness, what it means to live a life of generosity, and how you can incorporate kindness into your everyday routine (and teach it to your kids) with tons of simple, easy-to-do ideas.Show your world the kind of love that is possible with daily acts of kindness that will change your heart, inspire your family, and draw you closer to God. Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. The One Year Daily Acts of Kindness Devotional365 Inspiring Ideas to Reveal, Give, and Find God's LoveBy Julie Fisk, Kendra Roehl, Kristin Demery, Brittany BergmanTyndale House PublishersCopyright © 2017 Julie Fisk, Kendra Roehl, Kristin DemeryAll rights reserved.ISBN: 978-1-4964-2161-6CHAPTER 1JanuaryJANUARY 1A Crazy IdeaDo not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.ROMANS 12:2, NIVI had no idea my New Year's Day would end with a stranger and her son living in my basement.My husband, Tim, and I had awakened with a rare sense of freedom. Our two-and four-year-old daughters were, surprisingly, still asleep. With no work commitments to fulfill, we were looking forward to a lazy holiday at home.Within an hour of waking up, however, Tim's expression clued me in to the fact that our plans had changed. Lips quirked, brow furrowed, thumbs clicking furiously on his phone, he paced the confines of our bedroom, stopping periodically to chew on his thumbnail while he waited for a response.A mom and her young son needed a place to stay until a unit opened up in their new apartment building. They had been sleeping at our friend's house, but that was no longer a feasible situation, and they were looking for an alternative.Tim looked at me, an unspoken question in his eyes: Could we be that option?It wasn't a new situation for us; we had hosted a homeless mom and her two daughters for three months that previous summer. But since the request came on the heels of a whirlwind December, I hesitated. I'm used to girls, I thought. I don't know if I can handle a little boy. What if we say yes and wish we hadn't?There was a very real chance I would live to regret my action. But sometimes it's the crazy ideas, the ones that open us up to uncertainty, that end up teaching us the most. Paul reminds us in Romans 12:2, "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is - his good, pleasing and perfect will" (NIV). Sometimes we're led to take a step of faith that may look crazy to the world and trust that God will help us work our way through it.- Kristin- Today's Act of Kindness -Start the new year by resolving to look for opportunities to extend kindness to others, even in small ways.JANUARY 2Up Close and PersonalDo to others whatever you would like them to do to you. This is the essence of all that is taught in the law and the prophets.MATTHEW 7:12That New Year's Day, when my family was faced with the decision of temporarily hosting a homeless woman and her son, I felt torn. After all, two of my friends and our families had spent the month leading up to Christmas performing acts of kindness each day: cooking a meal for a pregnant mom on bed rest, leaving treats for our mail carrier, filling a gas tank for a military serviceperson. We had documented them o
