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Lauren, what a great verse! My husband is one of the most generous people I know. I’m praying this for him and for my sons and me, so we can become better at recognizing opportunities.
I’m not sure what happened, but when I commented earlier, it said it was a duplicate. . . .
Anyway, this is such a great verse to pray about our heart attitudes. My husband has taught me much about generosity. I’m praying for him but also for my boys and me to grow in being generous.
How generous of God to give you a generous husband! Thank you for praying with me.
Such a great verse! It’s backed up by Jesus telling us that is more blessed to give than to receive, and I have found that to be so true! Thanks for this prayer and for sharing on Traffic Jam Weekend!
It is, isn’t it? Thanks so much, Niki.
This verse is such a great reminder to love our neighbor and put others before ourselves. By doing so, we will be refreshed in Christ. It’s lovely to contemplate.
It is isn’t it, Suzette. Thank you.