Social Well-Being

Personal Journaling Survey

Read: Job 2:11 – 13; Luke 22:24 – 27

We are created by God to be connected beings, living in community and instructed to help and love each other. We maintain social well-being through interaction, play, and forgiveness. Take time to nurture your relationships with family, friends, congregation, and coworkers.

Recap:

At this point in the story, Job has lost everything: stuff, family, and health. Meanwhile, the disciples have been traveling with and learning from Jesus for a while. What do you see as the differences between how Job’s friends and Jesus’s disciples cared for each other?

Reflect:

Which of these sets of friends are like your friends? Which story of people interacting is the kind of friend you would like to be to others? Name some qualities you value in a friend.

Plan:

Are you the kind of friend you want to have? How can you learn from these two stories to be healthier in how you connect with others?

Pray:

God of relationships, you call us friends. Thank you for the people you have put in my life, and help me to care for my relationships with them. Amen.

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