How To Be Kind By Sharing An Act Of Kindness?

1. Consider the other person and their situation when talking to someone, and don’t insist on talking about yourself.
2. If your friend is grieving a loved one, encourage them to talk to the person and listen well.
3. Give words of blessing.  When we bless others, we release God’s grace on them.
4. Put together a care package. A unique collection of items in a box of love and encouragement?
5. Share neighborly kindness by baking them something or helping with a small project.
6. Be an active, joyful person.  We can only encourage, love, and bless others with what we already have.
7. Fill jelly jars with flowers picked from your garden. Then, take the jars to a nursing home and bless the residents.
8. Ask someone for information on something they love or are excellent at, and sit back and listen.
9. Treat a co-worker or friend with something small now and then — something like a candy bar or their favorite coffee.
10. Give a sincere compliment to someone when you see the opportunity.
11. Write down a Bible verse that speaks to your friend’s heart and send it in the mail, text it, email it, or tell it on the phone.
12. Do something nice for your pet, your friend, or your neighbor.
13. Find a way to remember to pray for a friend.  One gal who doesn’t get to see her friend has a pact with her friend to listen for the train whistles at night. It’s their signal to pray for each other.
14. When we do acts of kindness, it has a powerful ripple effect on others in the area.
15. Try to have a playful, light-hearted spirit with everyone you contact.

Ideas On How To Be More Kind To Others! 

1. See how many acts of kindness you can do today!
2. Send someone an email, card, or letter to let them know you care.
3. Show your appreciation to someone who helped you when you needed help recently.
4. Tell your friend or family member you love them. 
5. Cheer up someone who is discouraged with a hug.
6. Try to understand where another person is with their emotions.
7. Consider spending time with someone to encourage and be with them.
8. Share the truth of God’s word.
9. Giving hope to someone that you know who needs it.
10. Tell a joke to make them laugh.
11. Make it a point to do nice things for everyone.
12. Put others’ needs before your own.
13. Some people are most encouraged when they receive a gift of service.
14. Leave Post-it notes with thoughtful words of gratitude and care.
15. Remind one in a complicated relationship that God loves them with everlasting love.
16. Love those who have been a spiritual leader to you by sending her a card or note in the mail, asking that person to go out for breakfast or lunch, or you can kindly offer your time.
17. Compliment someone at work or someone you meet during the day.
18. A simple smile can make a friend or a stranger feel excellent inside for free.
19. Take time to call someone you know who has been through hard times.
20. Let someone know you are thinking about them and praying for them.
21. Tell someone you like their shirt, hat, or something they are wearing.
22. Offer to take a friend out for a soda, a coffee, or even lunch and catch up on life.
23. Do something kind for either a friend or even a stranger.
24. Make time to listen to someone who seems lonely or sad.
25. Thank someone who has gone out of their way to help you recently or in the past.
26. Be patient with the clerk at the store by being extra cheerful to them.
27. Look out for a co-worker.  Everyone needs someone in their corner, someone with their back.
28. People are more blessed when you pray with them immediately; don’t just say, I’ll pray for you.
29. Listen to a young person and let them know you value their ideas.
30. Choose to live a life of character and integrity. It makes it easier for them to follow your example.
31. Give someone special a gift handmade by you.
32. Encourage a friend to put her hope in God.
33. Take the time to call and listen to them. Remember to talk only when the other person is speaking.
34. Send a short note on Facebook or text a friend with a few encouraging words.
35. Tell your Pastor, friend, boss, or someone else you appreciate them.
36. Make the person you are talking to feel that you pay attention to them and genuinely care.
37. Do you know someone who is having a hard time?  Secretly send them a card or note every day for a week.
38. Offer to watch a young couple’s children, free them up to enjoy themselves and each other.
39. People no longer get letters in the mail, so they write letters to someone who could use an encouraging message.
40. Catch a parent doing something positive in their parenting.
41. Catch a child doing something that their parents would make them happy.
42. Be sure to have a couple of small gifts and birthday cards to give someone, just to be prepared.
43. Be quick to listen and slow to talk.  Sometimes the best encouragement comes from someone who is a good listener.
44. Let your friends that you pray to know you pray for them regularly.
45. Buy a small, thoughtful gift for someone you know who needs encouragement.
46. Always try to be encouraging to everyone you meet. You never know who is having a crisis kind of day.
47. Many people are starving for the human touch. Just a hand on the shoulder or appropriate contact can be very encouraging.  For some, a hug could be life-changing.

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