Your faith shows up in traffic. The guy who cut you off is someone God loves too.
LEADERSHIP
LEADERSHIP
Convictions get tested in small unobserved moments rather than in big declared ones. The driver who cut in front of you is an abstraction to you and a whole person to everyone who knows him. What you do in the four seconds afterwards is a fair picture of what you believe about people.
Pick the ordinary irritation you meet most often, in traffic or a queue or a group chat, and respond differently to it once this week. No lecture, no performance of patience, just letting it go. It is a small rehearsal, and it is where the habit gets built for the moments that matter.
How do you talk about strangers who inconvenience you?
Free, with nothing to buy inside it.