One at a Time

In our family, it is not accepted to talk about your love, weaknesses and past. I am 26, my grandmother is 68, and I have never told her how much I love her, I have never hugged her when she cried, I have never cheered her up when she was sad. Until this spring. I came 1200 kilometers by train to hug her and tell her how much I love her.

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  • Joe Douthitt

    Joe Douthitt

    Bless you! I am 70, there is no greater feeling than having your grandchild tell you they love you! I am sure your grandmother loves you very much!
  • Jane Whobrey

    Jane Whobrey

    Love this!

When we read about the wise men in the Christmas story, we see that they watched and waited patiently for the opportunity that God placed in their path to give generously. That's the type of example that we want to follow as Christians.  For this challenge, begin in prayer. Pray that God would show you opportunities for you to give your best! "Your best" looks a little different for each person so also be praying that God would reveal what that means for you as you look for people to love one at a time. 

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