at Home

• Being willing to change ideas or plans based on the cautions of one another.
• Being open to one another’s suggestions on how to improve home life.
• Welcoming family emergencies as opportunities to build character.
• Giving up activities that conflict with family priorities – without griping.

at Work/School

• Being willing to help a struggling student to understand a concept.
• Listening to the advice of others who may be able to share a more effective way to accomplish your task.

at Church

• Being open to changes in the order of service (Rather than – “But this is the way we’ve always done it…”).
• Ministering to other families in a time of crisis.
• Being willing to change plans or activities in deference to others who might be offended.