"Your
beliefs become your thoughts. Your thoughts become your words. Your words
become your actions. Your actions become your habits. Your habits become your
values. Your values become your destiny." - Mahatma Gandhi (1869 - 1948), Indian Political
and Spiritual Leader
Christian Core Values –
Faith Motivated We are Faith
Motivated to serve as Christ would serve. -
People First We
prioritize People First in our decisions and
actions.
Service Excellence We
promote Service Excellence in
all that we do.
Mature Stewardship We
wisely manage our resources with Mature
Stewardship.
Big-Hearted We
share our Big Heartedness with others through our
gifts, talents and abilities .
Core values are the important foundation that drives all other aspects of our lives.
I Stay True to My Values, Regardless of the Circumstances.
I stay true to my values, regardless
of the circumstances.
My most
important mission in life is to stay true to myself. I put a lot of worth on committing
to the things I believe in. Even when unpopular, I choose to protect and
uphold my beliefs because they keep me honest.
Each day I
encounter family, friends, and acquaintances. I am conscious of differences in
thoughts and actions and respect them. But I avoid adopting them just for
validation.
When family
members make questionable decisions, I hold them accountable. I
remind them that it is my responsibility to be forthright even with my family. I avoid viewing their decisions as acceptable when they are misaligned with my
beliefs.
I let my
friends know the lines I am unwilling to cross. I am happy that they respect my
point of view. Genuine friendships are able to withstand tension that comes
from differences in opinion. My true friends appreciate me even when our
thoughts differ. Our diversity helps to keep our relationship
interesting.
Sometimes
my coworkers cause new employees to feel out of place. I avoid joining them by
helping new persons to feel welcome.
Today, I am
happy that I have values to help me make wise decisions. I know that being true
to myself always pays off in the end.
Self-Reflection Questions:
How do I address my peers when I want to point out their unkind and unnecessary actions?
Which of my values can I impart on my family and friends?
How do I respond when my decision is met with unfavorable feedback from my peers?
The Victory Center
A spiritual core community designed to provide the reset and restoration of the lost, down and out, an up and coming. To build people of Purpose, Potential, Praise and Possibility, our mandate is achieved as we intentionally create environments for the nations to experience a living God, embrace a Kingdom ideology and walk in Expectant Faith. We have been given an assignment to teach the Uncompromised Word of God so that purpose is revealed.
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