Just because you don’t see it, doesn’t mean I don’t do it. This is the last week of Caring, but not the last time I will care.

This past weekend we just experienced the ultimate in caring. Some of us celebrated Resurrection Sunday that remembers the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. He laid down his life so that we can have a personal relationship with God. He did this because He cared. He lived a life to show us what caring looked like.

He left us with the message to go and do likewise…

Caring looks like compassion.

This week I heard a teacher say God wants us to care.

She pointed out that one of the first ways He introduces Himself to man in Exodus 34:6 is that he is Compassionate.

He is cares. We should care too.

I care. I am concerned and interested in what happens. It is easy to not care about people you don’t know. Or people who are not like you.

But this month, let’s all care everybody.

I am confident God knows what He is doing. He has promised He only wants good things for me. I believe Him. I am going to try and stay out of His way.

Sometimes when the things you do are not working, what do you do? Where do you find encouragement? Where do you find hope?

I look to God for my confidence. There is usually something in the struggle I need to learn in order to succeed.

Rehearse your past successes. Remember who you are.

Be confident

Be assured

Be certain you don’t lack what it takes to get things done

When you are surrounded by negative things it is hard to find confidence. But you have to find it.  Believe that you can do it.

You were created for this moment.

Believe that you are capable and able.

Remember you are not alone.

Be confident.

This is about having or showing assurance. It is about pushing down the negative voices around you and in you. We all trust in something. There is a source that we believe in whether it is to always bring bad luck or help us make our goals.  We all believe in something.

I find my confidence in God. I trust that He will make all things work together for my good. Philippians 1:6. This month we are going to be confident in the things we do and the people around us.

What do you put your trust in? Where do you find your confidence?

Today think of all of the things you know how to do. Write down all of them. Depending on how old you are the list may be pretty long. Don’t take anything for granted. And you know what? You are still learning. You are not done yet.

Remember. You are able. Tell yourself everyday.