The Art Of Neighboring: Week TwoSample
When we compare our short lives to our eternal and sovereign God, the small things we do can seem pointless, too minor to matter. But God has given eternal significance to our actions.
Pray
Lord God, you have created the world so that it bears witness to you. Let me be a part of that, showing your good design to my neighbor.
Read
In the book of Ecclesiastes, a wise preacher meditates on how we long to know what God knows. Ultimately, though, he affirms that even if he can’t see the end result of all that he invests in, he trusts that God will work out the big picture.
Ecclesiastes 3:9-15
Reflect
God has given us friendships, family, work, leisure, and many beautiful aspects of life to enjoy. All people long to understand the deeper meaning of their lives, but not all people enjoy knowing the One who makes meaning of everything. Christians can invite their neighbors to share in their enjoyment of this beautiful world, and point to the One who makes sense of it all.
Respond
What simple things can you invite your neighbor to join you in? A meal, sitting on your front step, a birthday party, a commute? Think about ways to show others how you enjoy the world as someone who knows the Creator.
Scripture
About this Plan
Love is fundamental to who God is. And that means that God’s children become more loving the better they know and love God. But what does that look like in daily life? Learn the nuts and bolts of how to love others, according to the Bible.
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