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Our Decisions Will Affect Others

Our Decisions Will Affect Others

Our decisions about others can bring pain or comfort into their lives.

Our decisions about our own lives can

also greatly affect other people’s lives.

We have the power to affect each other.

We are all connected.

The Lord is reigning in heaven, but He gave

the earth into the hands of men.

The heavens are the heavens of the LORD;

But the earth He has given to the sons of men

(Psalm 115:16).

He also gave us free will.

I want to consider others and know that my decisions about my own life

will also affect them.

We are not here for our own benefit but for God’s plan and purposes.

We are not called to make decisions based on the

benefit they will bring for us.

Ask yourself some questions before you make a decision.

How will this decision affect other people’s lives?

Am I here just for me?

Please know that your decisions will affect other people.

Consider others when you make decisions.

From Kamran Yaraei’s Book “Food For The Heart”.

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