Does humility influence the way you learn?

Be willing to get dirty.

Don't stand on the sidelines - wade into the messes of life with others.

Are you willing to work together with others & not care who gets the credit?

Who is currently learning from you by watching your life?

Be real.

Grace means we don't need to work on our poker face any more. BGoff

What are you doing with your, 'In-between-stuff'?

Endure

It takes time to influence a neighbourhood.

Persist.

Dig in.

Don't give up.

House rules for the neighbourhood.

Love Jesus.
Always tell the truth.
Use kind words.
Have fun.
Sing silly.
Dance crazy.
Share everything.
Sat what you're sorry for.
Forgiveness is mandatory.
Hands are for hugging not for hitting.
No fussing. No whining. No bad attitudes.
Never stay angry.
Be considerate.
Be respectful.
Be grateful.

Your place can be...

A perfect house, whether you like food or sleep or storytelling or singing, or just sitting and thinking best, or a pleasant mixture of them all. Merely to be there was a cure for weariness, fear and sadness. JRRTolkien

Try hospitality as a way of life.

The God kind of life.

Bring some to your neighbourhood.

John 10:10
I came so they can have real and eternal life, more and better life than they ever dreamed of.

The power of kindness.

Have you tried it with your neighbours?

Watch out for the vulnerable ones in your community.

Help create a place where neighbourhood life flourishes.

If you’ve got it in you, get along with everybody.

The real journey begins when things go wrong...

Live as if it was true.

It's never too late to extend this sign...

Some of your neighbours desperately need this...

One person can make a difference.

Why not give it a try?

Be present in your neighbourhood.

Psalm 17:7
Paint grace-graffiti on the fences; take in your frightened children who
Are running from the neighborhood bullies straight to you.

Go out on a limb & celebrate with the lonely...

Kreeft Dinner...

The very first step is to try to forget about the self altogether. He [C.S. Lewis] says elsewhere that that's the very definition of humility. Humility does not mean to have a low view of your self. It means to have no view of yourself. Having a low view of yourself is miserable--psychologists know that. And that's also the solution to the problem of introspection. If I ask myself, how am I doing, I come out with one of three answers: well, terribly, or so-so.

If I say I'm doing well, I'm a proud, self-righteous, arrogant, self-satisfied, priggish Pharisee; if I say I'm doing lousy, I'm a miserable worm with a guilt complex and I need some psychiatry; and if i say I'm sort of fair to midland then I'm dull, wishy-washy, Charlie Brown. So what's the solution? Don't look at yourself. Take your temperature when you're sick, otherwise look at other people and God. They're much more interesting. The first step is to try to forget about yourself altogether. Your real self, your new self, will not come as long as you are looking for it. It will come only when you're looking for Him.  PKreeft

Wisdom is not primarily knowing the truth, although it certainly includes that; it is skill in living. For, what good is a truth if we don't know how to live it? EPeterson

Find the 'We' in your neighbourhood.

Do You Belong To The Fabric of Love and Care In Your Neighbourhood?

 

Be the church together in our daily lives.

Are you a little too nosy?

Love your neighbours, but don't invade their space if you're not invited.

Do you have balance in life?

Or are you too busy 'going to church' to actually be the Church in your neighbourhood?

There is more to life than just increasing it's speed...

Search for God in the midst of life...

You say grace before meals. All right. But I say grace before the concert and the opera, and grace before the play and pantomime, and grace before I open a book, and grace before sketching, painting, swimming, fencing, boxing, walking, playing, dancing and grace before I dip the pen in the ink. GKChesterton

The teachings of Scripture were meant to be lived

Understand the words of Scripture by putting them into practice, and don't fill yourself with conceit by expiating on theoretical ideas. Mark the Ascetic