Dear Everyone,
Thank you to all who are joining me on this year’s Lenten Readalong. This week, we are reading the next chapter, “Do Good,” from “Three Simple Rules: A Wesleyan Way of Living.”
In last week’s chapter, Bishop Job challenged us to adopt the rule “Do No Harm.” I’m grateful for the comments you shared with me on that chapter, and I invite those who’d like to comment to do so on the previous post.
This week, we will be reflecting on the rule, “Do Good.” In the opening pages of this chapter, Bishop Job offers two quotations from the writings of John Wesley, and challenges readers by pointing out that doing good is a universal command, which means that doing good should be directed at everyone and not just those we like or prefer.
Our Lenten journey continues to provide us with opportunities for spiritual growth and greater awareness of our own virtues and vices. Every day brings us closer to the celebration of Easter, which is the culmination of faith, hope, and love.
As we read this chapter and meditate on it, I welcome your comments and reflections below.
Thank you for joining me on this Lenten journey. Peace be with you all,
SR
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