…that I may have
the COURAGE to do what is hard; courage to hold off the quitter in me, courage
to stand by my convictions.
…that I may have
the gift of WISDOM, knowing the true value of material things. May I never
choose a creature, object or pleasure in preference to You. May I have a true
sense of values knowing what to fight for and what to ignore.
…that I may have
a wholesome ATTITUDE in life. Let me see that my mistakes, set-backs, and
disappointments can be turned to my advantage if I have the right outlook.
…that I may ACT
towards others, not just react. Instead of returning unkindness for unkindness,
let me be the master of the situation and act as I should, no matter how others
treat me.
…that I may
RESPECT others. I know my own importance, but never let me lose sight of the
importance of others. Let my consideration for family and friends overcome my
own selfish interests.
…that I may be
PEACE OF MIND know that that I AM TRYING TO BE BEST SELF. By your grace may
none be cheapened because he kept my company. May I always strive to bring out
the best in others.
…that I may take
a few minutes EACH DAY to think about these things.
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