Expressing Faith Through Actions

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Actions speak louder than words.  

Just let that sink in for a minute.  You might be saying, “Yeah, yeah, we all know that,” but have you really contemplated what that means.  I try to remind myself often, but it is harder than it sounds.

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When I was a kid, my parents and relatives would remind me of this saying to reinforce to my growing mind that what I do carries so much more weight than what I say.  When we really take the time to ponder those 5 simple words, we realize, even as adults, we have to remind ourselves almost daily that what we do, how we respond, and how we act on our convictions matters.

Whether you would classify yourself as religious or not, I think most of us could agree that there are some fundamental principles in this world that we can all agree on. 

We want people to treat us with kindness, we want people to respect us, we want people to be gracious with us (getting something good even when we don’t deserve it).  The list can go on and on.  All of these truths are rooted in Christianity as well.

I feel fortunate to have grown up in a Christian family where our actions are guided by our lessons in faith.  This has given me a road map for life.  Under no circumstance, do we feel we are superior to the next person, but it does require us to try and “act” on our Christian principles.  I am like every other person; I make mistakes and don’t always act like I should.  I have been on the end of needing forgiveness just like anyone else.  I know I need to rely on God because I am flawed.  Through Him, I know I am loved unconditionally no matter what.  Even when it is hard to love ourselves, we can rest in the knowledge that God loves us and will forgive us of any of our mistakes.  He is the example for us when we need to be reminded to love and forgive others when they might have done us wrong.  He is the perfect illustration of how we should try and navigate our life.

Faith challenges us to be better, to live better, and to try and make the world around us better.  Faith is believing in something that we can’t yet see, but know exists.  Because of this knowledge, we can live our life with courage.  Faith allows us to be filled with encouragement because we always have someone in our corner.  We can also be the light for someone else, perhaps when they need it the most. The joy that fills us up can be shared and given away to the people we encounter every day.  Faith doesn’t make us weak; it makes us stronger because we know that our reward is not immediate, but it is so worth pursuing.  We don’t have to be quoting scripture to everyone we meet in order for them to know we are a follower, but our actions should be the only thing they need to see.

People should be able to tell by watching us, listening to us, and seeing how we live that we are guided by a different compass.  That we are trying to live differently—hopefully a little more gently.  The only way I can try and get it right in this life is with His hand guiding me and leading me.

Our actions surely show people how we are choosing to live, but we can do this in a fun and spirited way.  Haven’t guessed how we can do that yet?  Well it’s simple, through our clothing! I have found a company that does this beautifully, and I can’t wait to share them with you.

Love in Faith is a Christian, US based company that creates apparel with faith-based messages and sentiments.  I discovered them and love their clothing besides their sincere appreciation for their customers.  They have the cutest styles and sayings.  Some are seasonal while others are universal.  Recently, I ordered myself some of their shirts because I just couldn’t resist their designs.  I was so impressed with the quality and service that they have gained a new and loyal customer.

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If you are looking for a shirt that is super soft, comfortable and don’t forget stylish 😊, then you have surely found your next favorite company.  I can’t wait to get my shirts for the Christmas holiday season.  I love great fashion, and when I can share a message of positivity, hope and faith while I’m wearing a great, stylish outfit, then I have hit a home run! 

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46 Replies to “Expressing Faith Through Actions

    1. Glad you like the shirt as much as I do. I think it is often the simple things in life that can send us the best message.

    1. Glad you are excited about them as well. They have many wonderful Christmas message shirts. Can’t wait for mine to come.

  1. Congratulations on your clothing line! I agree that living a life of faith and grace will always be an amazing life! Thank you for your inspiring words!

    1. I agree. It is always good to remember that we must humble ourselves and realize that we all make mistakes and are not perfect but we must strive to be the best we can be.

    1. Thanks so much. I’m glad that you enjoyed it and it sure is a good thing for us all to remember. Glad you loved the shirt. They have so many wonderful designs.

  2. Such a cute shirt! And an important post. I sure wish more people aligned their faith and their actions. It truly would change the world.

  3. Your article made me think of one of my favorite phrases: “preach the gospel to everyone, all day long, and only when necessary, use words.”
    Thank you for your insights.

  4. What a great reminder! I did not “act” Christian-like yesterday and now I’m feeling guilty! Thank you, Lord, for loving us even when we don’t deserve it!

    1. That is the beauty of faith and the Lord. We can be forgiven and keep working on being better, but every day is a new opportunity for growth. We all need grace.

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