The title above is something my dad taught me. I believe it was from Ben Franklin or some wise guy from days long ago...long before the "me generation" got in the way. Doing good for others is more than something that feels good, it actually is good and right. Feeling good is just a great affect of doing good. I'm curious to learn what others do when doing good for others?
I found this on QIdeas.org, the TedTalks of great ideas from a God point of view (my interpretation).
Here is just one of the hundreds of great clips. An brief interview with Jonathan Golden, an Anglican priest and coffee company owner. His life was transformed by asking himself what God wanted him to do, and how he should go about doing it. In his pursuit, he began to advance good in places where good was missing and people were not well because of it.
How do we go about advancing good in the places God has for us and what does it mean to think ethically about what we're doing? Click here and watch
I found this on QIdeas.org, the TedTalks of great ideas from a God point of view (my interpretation).
Here is just one of the hundreds of great clips. An brief interview with Jonathan Golden, an Anglican priest and coffee company owner. His life was transformed by asking himself what God wanted him to do, and how he should go about doing it. In his pursuit, he began to advance good in places where good was missing and people were not well because of it.
How do we go about advancing good in the places God has for us and what does it mean to think ethically about what we're doing? Click here and watch
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