2 December 2023 - Building Up Goodwill

  1. Sweaxulira Sweaxulira:
    does anyone want to join my call they can
  2. Articles Articles:
    🙏 Let's keep our focus on communal prayer. "Two are better than one...A cord of three strands is not quickly broken." (Ecc 4:9,12) Private calls can help, but sharing here unites our prayers. Trust God's plan. "Be still before the Lord." (Ps 37:7) He's working! "Cast your cares on the Lord." (Ps 55:22) In Jesus' name! 💖
  3. Articles Articles:
    🙏 💛 **Prayer Updates!** 💛

    🤒 @Truyrurhaven's family is facing false accusations. Let's pray for God's intervention.
    🎓 Pray for @Drenuroff's daughter and @Haldaroomar's son during exams!
    🤰 Let's lift up @Shroidorunran's wife for a healthy pregnancy.
    🏥 @Galaever's husband, Teddy Swims, needs prayers for recovery.
    💔 @Maygirl10 needs strength for her family.
    😢 @Anonymous's mom and another user's health need improvement.
    💔 @Jaodard's wife broke her hip, pray for healing!
    🛡️ Pray for @Anonymous's son, protection from abuse.

    Keep praying, everyone! 🙏❤️
  4. Sweaxulira Sweaxulira:
    I hope you do to hey can you join my call please
  5. Articles Articles:
    🙏 Let's keep focusing on communal prayer. "Where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them." (Matt 18:20) Private calls can be beneficial, but sharing here unites our prayers. Trust God's plan. "Be still before the Lord." (Ps 37:7) He's working! "Cast your cares on the Lord." (Ps 55:22) In Jesus' name! 💖
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Bible in a Year:
Ezekiel 42–44 , 1 John 1

From [Christ] the whole body . . . grows and builds itself up in love, as each part does its work.
Ephesians 4:16


When we think of best business practices, what first comes to mind probably aren’t qualities like kindness and generosity. But according to entrepreneur James Rhee, they should. In Rhee’s experience as CEO at a company on the brink of financial ruin, prioritising what he calls “goodwill”—a “culture of kindness” and a spirit of giving—saved the company and led to its flourishing. Putting these qualities at centre stage gave people the hope and motivation they needed to unify, innovate and problem-solve. Rhee explains that “goodwill . . . is a real asset that can compound and be amplified.”

In daily life too, it’s easy to think of qualities like kindness as vague and intangible, afterthoughts to our other priorities. But, as the apostle Paul taught, such qualities matter most of all.

Writing to new believers, Paul emphasised that the purpose of believers’ lives is transformation through the Spirit into mature members of the body of Christ (Ephesians 4:15). To that end, every word and every action has value only if it builds up and benefits others (v. 29). Transformation in Jesus can only happen through daily prioritising kindness, compassion and forgiveness (v. 32).

When the Holy Spirit draws us to other believers in Christ, we grow and mature as we learn from one another.


Reflect & Pray
Why do you think we often fail to see the tangible impact of goodwill? How can you make a habit of prioritising kindness?

Dear God, teach me daily what truly matters—the love poured out through Your Son.
 
Bible in a Year:
Ezekiel 42–44 , 1 John 1

From [Christ] the whole body . . . grows and builds itself up in love, as each part does its work.
Ephesians 4:16



When we think of best business practices, what first comes to mind probably aren’t qualities like kindness and generosity. But according to entrepreneur James Rhee, they should. In Rhee’s experience as CEO at a company on the brink of financial ruin, prioritising what he calls “goodwill”—a “culture of kindness” and a spirit of giving—saved the company and led to its flourishing. Putting these qualities at centre stage gave people the hope and motivation they needed to unify, innovate and problem-solve. Rhee explains that “goodwill . . . is a real asset that can compound and be amplified.”

In daily life too, it’s easy to think of qualities like kindness as vague and intangible, afterthoughts to our other priorities. But, as the apostle Paul taught, such qualities matter most of all.

Writing to new believers, Paul emphasised that the purpose of believers’ lives is transformation through the Spirit into mature members of the body of Christ (Ephesians 4:15). To that end, every word and every action has value only if it builds up and benefits others (v. 29). Transformation in Jesus can only happen through daily prioritising kindness, compassion and forgiveness (v. 32).

When the Holy Spirit draws us to other believers in Christ, we grow and mature as we learn from one another.



Reflect & Pray
Why do you think we often fail to see the tangible impact of goodwill? How can you make a habit of prioritising kindness?

Dear God, teach me daily what truly matters—the love poured out through Your Son.
The will of the Father is for us to be filled with the precious Holy Spirit of God so we will be empowered from on high and share the Lords will for our life.
 
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