She reminded me that there are more important things to clothe ourselves with than new clothing!
As I've been thinking about this verse, I have been asking the question how. How do we clothe ourselves with love? What habits can I purposefully create to help become a more loving person? Here are some of my ideas.
- Each day when you get dressed or change clothes, say a prayer. Ask for help in showing love to others in all circumstances! (Like even when your husband leaves his dirty dishes on the counter for the umpteenth time...) Or thank the Lord for the unconditional love He shows you. Make it a prayer of love! Don't pray? As you get dressed, set a positive goal for showing love to someone or repeat a love-focused mantra.
- When you think something positive about someone else - tell them! How often do we think things in our heads without sharing? That sweet, encouraging phrase could be exactly what someone needs to keep going. This applies to strangers, too. See a mom at the grocery store being sweet to her child? Tell her she's a good mother! Love the cashier's sunny attitude? Thank them for it! Person next to you at the gym has great sneakers? Compliment them! Spread love by just sharing what you are already thinking about others!
- Remind yourself that EVERYONE deserves love. Clothing ourselves with love means loving everyone - not just people we really like. Each week think about who you can show love to even though it might be hard.
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