Sharing Blessings: How to Act Based on Acts 20:35

All around the world, regardless of our material circumstances, we all strive to be blessings to others. This is not just a feeling of happiness, but a true expression of the love that we have received from God. Today, we will talk about the importance of sharing blessings, based on

Acts 20:35

"In everything I showed you that by working hard in this way we must help the weak and remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how He Himself said: 'It is more blessed to give than to receive.'

In fact, this is the key to spiritual growth. The more we share, the more blessings we receive. Many people might think that happiness lies in receiving, but in reality, true blessedness comes when we share what we have.

According to this verse, it is through hard work and serving others that we find the foundation of our calling. We are called to uphold the weak, reminding them that there is purpose in their lives. When we serve others, it creates a unique atmosphere of kindness and love that touches the hearts of those around us.

But how can we effectively share our blessings?

• Make the decision to share. When you realize that the blessings you have received are not just for you, you can make the decision to make positive changes in your life.
• Earn trust. It’s important for people to feel that you care about them. Trust is the foundation upon which any service is built.
• Start with small things. Even the smallest act of kindness you can do for someone can become a huge blessing. A simple smile or kind word can change a person’s mood for the whole day.
• Do not be afraid to give. The main thing is not to cling to material possessions. Be generous with your words, actions, and assistance, even if it does not involve physical things.

By sharing blessings, we become part of God's great mission. Also, remembering that God will always provide for us if we give a part of ourselves to serve others, we can be confident that He will never leave us.

So let us be blessed to the extent that we are willing to share. May each of us be that blessing that not only receives but also boldly gives.

I encourage you to pray for the people with whom you can share and ask God how you can be a blessing to them. After all, we all live to serve one another and follow the example of our Savior.