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Many people tend to focus solely on themselves and their personal well-being. Some may go a step further and include their family in their care, but that’s not the full picture of how we’re meant to live—especially as believers. We are called to be mindful of others. Some struggles and difficult situations people face might not exist if someone had simply reached out to them.

Caring for ourselves and our families is important and commendable. However, our concern shouldn't end there. We are encouraged to extend love and support to those around us. When we think only of ourselves, we fall into selfishness—and selfishness is not in line with God's nature. Whenever we have the chance to show love and kindness, we should do it without hesitation.

**Galatians 6:10** – *As we have therefore opportunity, let us do good unto all men, especially unto them who are of the household of faith.*

The Bible makes it clear: we are to do good to *everyone*. This includes our family members, neighbors, classmates, coworkers, friends, and even those who may not treat us well. No one is to be excluded. We don’t get to choose who deserves our kindness. Regardless of our own challenges, there are always others who are less fortunate—and God expects us to be a blessing to them.