Friday, October 4, 2024

I kindly accept others blessing me

Learn the importance of how to graciously accept others blessing you, fostering connection, gratitude, and positivity in your relationships and daily life.

Trevor Lund is the founder of Live LIGHT Academy at https://livelight.ca/ and the Creative Storyteller at https://revtrev.com He helps you give thanks with your whole heart https://revtrev.link/heart Check out https://revtrev.com/tv for past videos and live casts and https://revtrev.com/radio to subscribe to his podcast wherever you listen. Sign up for the 70-Day Gratitude Challenge at https://revtrev.link/thanks

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I kindly accept others blessing me

“And let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to which indeed you were called in one body; and be thankful.” - Colossians 3:15 (GW)

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It is more blessed to give than it is to receive. I do good and share what I have, as these acts are pleasing to God. I support the needs of others and open my home to strangers. When I can help someone in need, I don’t hold back. I find joy in refreshing others and feel blessed when I can be a blessing to them.

I also allow others to bless me. When they offer, I allow them to serve me. Each time someone lets me know of their appreciation, I am thankful. I express gratitude to my God for the people in my life and for the kind gifts they have given me. I receive compliments with humility and thankfulness, considering each one as a thoughtful present. When someone shows kindness towards me, I appreciate their gesture wholeheartedly.

I don’t reject the kindness shown me and I don’t assume I deserve the kindness or blessing, but I also don’t deny someone the chance to bless and be blessed. So I eat the meal placed before me with thanksgiving and don’t rob the chance to connect. I let them serve me. When someone gives me a physical gift, I am always sure to respond to the spirit of the gift with heartfelt gratitude and appreciation.

Although I may sometimes feel tempted to brush off praise, I remember that most people are offering it authentically. They truly want to encourage me. A friend is always loyal, and a brother is born to help in time of need. So instead of deflecting their affirmations, I receive them with humility and gratitude.

Today, I am gracious when receiving compliments. I am thankful each time someone gives me a compliment. Each day, I practice saying, “Thank you” to praise, instead of deflecting it. I kindly accept others blessing me.

Reflection Questions to Ask Holy Spirit:

  1. Do I graciously accept blessing and compliments and allow people to help me?
  2. Am I appreciating and not taking advantage of everyone who offers to help me?
  3. How can I show more humility and heartfelt gratitude when someone compliments me?

Next Steps

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