Valentine's Day is primarily considered as the day for sweethearts to express their love for each other. Today I would challenge you to look at it in another way. How about making the day a time for sweet hearts? I know. It's a play on words but stay with me.A sweet heart doesn't necessarily need a "significant other" as a special love interest is called in today's terms. A sweet heart reaches out to others rather than looking for what will be received from others. Look around you today and see where a sweet heart might brighten another's day. Is there a shut-in nearby? A family member or friend who's lost a spouse? A neighbor who could use a helping hand or just a reminder that they are cared for?
The receiving is in the giving. Try a random act of kindness or two or more. A sweet heart will enrich your life as well as the lives of others.
There was a reason Jesus said, "Do to others as you would like them to do to you." The thought is not only golden, it's sweet!
2 comments:
Great article! This very thought has been on my heart. Something I've been wanting to do at SRC on Valentine's day. Perhaps God will open that door next year. I don't need to wait all uear, but how great to serve others on that day!
Love this!
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