Think before you act and don’t do something foolish or stupid. If you do, take responsibility.

 In an unexpected situation, Pamela made the young boy’s day, and the mom who was extremely grateful because it helped her get through a “guilt trip.” Always be ready to help someone.

Write a note or make a phone call to a former teacher and thank them. Teachers give so much more than any of us know about—sometimes even an organ transplant.

It doesn’t matter how old you are, be ready, trained, and jump into action when you see a need. It may be something mental, physical, or spiritual—you just might save somebody’s life.

 Just acknowledge your inability, then affirm that person as being important in the sight of God. People don’t need their names pronounced correctly as much as they need solid, sincere, and positive affirmation.

Where are we spending our energy? I hope you and your church will exceed 6,000 car batteries’ worth of power in making a difference to help people in need.

 In the church, we need to communicate in the right language this important message. It’s the only way to end the problem of the war created by sin that separates us from God. Let’s end that war.

 I hope all delegates of all parties take those principles with them to their conventions and back home to the people they represent.

You might get fired by a human employer for following biblical examples, but pleasing God for this life and eternity is something you cannot lose. Be sure you go about the right strategy in life.

We need to offer words of encouragement to each other, not repeating something that is probably not true. Keeping our mouths shut is often the very best policy. Speak only good positive words to people today.