A Year of Appreciation: December 2016
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This document outlines a plan for showing appreciation to others over the Christmas season and into the new year. It suggests making a list of people who were appreciated in the past year, including family, friends, service workers, and officials. Weeks 1-3 involve preparing and sending Christmas cards and gifts to those on the list. Week 4 focuses on praying for an uplifting Christmas for those individuals. Week 5 continues with praying for a good 2017 for the people who were appreciated over the past year.
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Staying positive through praise and gratitude allows one to stay afloat mentally and spiritually, avoiding being dragged down by negative thoughts. Focusing on God and praising Him with one's heart and words keeps one afloat, and God in turn will guide and empower one to make progress towards their goals through the Holy Spirit.
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Jesse's mother proposed a hygiene experiment where he wouldn't have to clean or bathe for a week. Jesse was excited by the break from chores. However, by day 4 he ran out of clean dishes and began to see inconveniences. By day 7, Jesse was sick from the filth and eagerly cleaned himself and his room. He realized the importance of daily hygiene. His mother was glad the experiment showed Jesse he needs to take care of himself and help around the house.
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Children can serve God in many ways, such as giving to others like the boy who offered his fish and bread to Jesus, being diligent like Miriam who watched over her brother Moses, and studying God's word like Timothy. The document encourages children that they can speak God's message courageously like Jeremiah, be a good friend to others like Jonathan was to David, and do what God expects by loving Him and showing kindness to others.
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This document recommends starting the day by praising Jesus for blessings like a good night's rest, a home, and loving family. It notes that taking time to thank Jesus reveals much to be grateful for and fills one's heart with joy. Praising God gets the day off to a right start by filling one with contentment.
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Cleaning up toys can seem like work but it helps prevent toys from being damaged, lost, or misplaced. Putting toys away where they belong takes care of them so that children can enjoy playing with them for a long time. Being responsible by tidying up also makes parents and gift-givers happy to see children taking good care of their belongings.
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The poem encourages taking daily walks of gratitude, thanking God along the way and staying positive even when facing problems. It says that keeping a thankful heart will lead to happiness being found again, which can then be shared with others in need through acts of kindness. The overall message is that living with gratitude and praise leads to joy.
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