Conclusion

In the church setting where the topics were discussed, the whole thrust was to get everyone to think about the long term implication of their relationships across the board. Notably their spiritual relationship with God.

Not everyone who reads this blog will have any belief in God. Whatever your belief may be, understand this, it will guide and influence your decisions and how you deal with other humans.

Improving your mindset and your spiritual values has impacts on your life and the life of anyone you come into contact with. Neglecting your spiritual well-being is neglecting the vision that has an impact on how you connected with any one including your family.

A poor spirit will conduct themselves poorly with others. A troubled spirit will create trouble for others. A mind and spirit at ease abounding in love will foster love in others and make others feel at ease.

To build a stronger family, one starts with themselves. By changing yourself, you set yourself up to motivate others to change themselves… if they so desire. We can only change ourselves. If we all work on improving ourselves, our families automatically will benefit.

By being better communicators, we can then better share with our family members, and through sharing, we can influence one another and hold one another accountable to being better.

The unlimited data plan of communication is available to all. It’s a choice to use it. I encourage you to use it wisely to help make the world a better place starting with yourself, your family, your friends, your network.

In church terms, salvation is a free gift anyone can benefit from if they just accept it… and it comes with an unlimited data plan to talk with God and others of like mind. Just sign up to that plan and start using it to make the world a better place.