Hunger Is the Best Sauce (November 18)
Abundance presents a challenge for us. When we have not only what we need but more than we need, it is not easier to enjoy life, as most people think, but much harder. The poor man has the advantage of being hungry enough to enjoy every little thing.
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Hunger Is the Best Sauce (November 18)
Abundance presents a challenge for us. When we have not only what we need but more than we need, it is not easier to enjoy life, as most people think, but much harder. The poor man has the advantage of being hungry enough to enjoy every little thing.
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Lovingkindness (November 18)
In a world full of personal pain, we never give a greater gift than when we show lovingkindness. Unless you can read other people’s hearts, you probably won’t know how much they need your kindness — but love them kindly anyway.
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Truth and Trust (November 18)
Compared to God’s knowledge, our information is lacking. For that reason, when there is a conflict between God’s wisdom and our own (and therefore a clash between God’s will and our own), we are wise to “acknowledge” Him in all our ways.
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