Responsibility: Study Guide

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Responsibility January 1

“We were not made to avoid responsibility; it is the vehicle by which we experience fulfillment in our lives. There is where we have commonality.”

Hosea 14:9 (KJV)

Our Focus: Let us be found to be deserving of our place within HIS kingdom. Make no mistake: salvation is our responsibility.
January 2 Wisdom

“We are the inheritance of wisdom. It shall become a part of us like a dear friend. This gift shall never go astray.”

Matthew 11:19 (KJV)

Our Focus: For us, there is but one choice. Wisdom will make us whole, for it comes from above. Let your consciousness take you to the truth.
Hope January 3

“The human mind is barraged by information that; diminishes the hope we have attained. However, hope burns eternal …show more content…

Make a difference by contributing to the whole community without taking. Preservation is key to longevity.

Nature February 3

“There are many worthwhile careers society offers. We are told to find one that best suits our culture and goals. I have a somewhat different philosophy. Look for your niche- it may not be what you want but; the payoff could be great. In addition, you may make someone very proud.”

Acts 8:20 (KJV)

Our Focus: Money is not the answer for everything. Our love for it devalues life. It is time to look inside ourselves to discover what we really want. What is our passion in life?

February 4 the mind is...

“Life is a place where we are given many stimuli. Some of the time we respond more appropriately than others. Let your life be an exercise in nurturing the mind by sending it good thoughts. In time we can learn how to bridge the gap between thought and intention.”

Isaiah 55:1 (KJV)

Our Focus: We ought to be kind to our neighbor; for one day, they may be our greatest hope.

Mercy February 5

“There is a particular phrase that comes to mind. Here and now let us think outside any moral confines. Look at the practical application on a daily basis. It is not birth that keeps the world going but …show more content…

Now we are flooded with threats against our way of life on every coast. There are graphic and profane demonstrations of hatred towards us. We should not just be afraid but empathetic towards our critics. We should choose our mood not someone in a homemade video.”

John 15:13 (KJV)

Our Focus: There is nothing that can separate us from the care of GOD.

Welcome home February 7

“My goal in life was to be successful just like yours. How do we measure success? Is it in materialism or is it intangible? Material success is not the end for everyone. However, wielding it is an intangible talent. We should all be able to go home and feel like our lives matter.”

Psalm 91:16 (KJV)

Our Focus: All hope rest on the foundation that someone besides us will benefit from our act of faith (Fides Qua Creditur)

Introspection: Week 5
Your light may shine but; does anyone see it. Live today not only for yourself and remember, you are not alone. Take a pause – in memory or reflection of someone who cares for you.
February 8 you think too much

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