Work in progress, probably the basis for some short Bible study videos. (Also reminds me of a Scripture @John Jackson shared the other day about not being overcome by evil, but overcoming evil with good. Thank you, John Jackson!) "Not rendering evil for evil, or railing for railing: but contrariwise blessing; knowing that ye are thereunto called, that ye should inherit a blessing." (1 Peter 3:9 KJV) Love is stronger than hate. If you operate on hate, you put yourself and your victim on a floor so weak that when you make them your doormat and wipe your feet on them, you’ll cave in the floor under both of you. If you operate on love, you put yourself and the other person on a floor strong enough to support you both, and when you lift that person up to the next level, they can reach down and pull you up after them, and many will do so out of gratefulness. But even if they don’t, you will have the satisfaction of knowing not only that you’ve done the right thing for them, but that you’re still on a solid floor that won’t cave in under you. Besides that, if you’re humble in God’s sight, He’ll lift you up at the right time, whether or not the person you helped ever lets Him use them to do His lifting.

Your ministry often comes through your testimony. 1. What's one huge mountain God has helped you (or is helping you) overcome? 2. If you've shared this already, what do people relate to the most? 3. Whether you've shared yet or not, what questions or situations do people come to you about, and what testimony of yours helps you help them? 4. Once you've answered these questions, create something based on the answers and share it (or even a draft of it) in the group. I'll start with my answers in the comments, and I'll be praying about what to create.

Over this weekend or the following week, share some form of your new or old creative work related to love: God's love to us, your love to Him, love between you and a spouse or significant other, love among family members, or any other 🧼 clean and wholesome 🧼 love. Share it in this group (as an independent post or a comment on this one) and on at least one external platform. I'll be thinking and praying about what to post, myself, though I've got some ideas.

We're going on this journey of creating and sharing together, and I admit my YouTube channels are not big yet at all, but going by percentage of growth, the one where I've been posting almost daily, at mostly the same time each day, has been exploding. I say this not to boast, but to encourage you. Even if it's just a short post or video on one platform, the more consistent you are, the more the algorithms will notice you and push your content out so you can reach more people for Jesus. It's ideal to have several posts per day on many platforms, and I plan to grow into that, but it's also fine to start small and build from there. As the Bible says, who has despised the day of small things? But a word of warning: If I miss even a day, I notice a major setback in views.