Read Proverbs 6:6-8
This month is all about initiative which is seeing
what needs to be done and doing it! Seeing a
need is only half the battle. In order to show real
initiative, we actually have to get busy and help!
When it comes to showing initiative, we can’t wait
for someone else to do what needs to be done.
Even if it’s not your mess. Even if you have other
more fun things to do. God wants you to see a
need and do something to help.
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DAY 1
Read Galatians 6:2
Taking initiative requires seeing a need and
doing something about it. What does it look like
to see a need? When do you know someone is in
need? As our verse describes, it might look like
someone carrying something heavy or it just
might be noticing when a friend needs extra
encouragement to finish a math problem. Don’t
wait for someone else to do what needs to be
done. Take initiative to solve the problem.
In the spaces below, fill in how you could take
initiative for each example:
Your teacher is getting ready to lead the class to
the library with a mountain of book in his hands.
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Your grandparent just got back from the grocery
store and all the groceries are on the counter.
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Your friend just found out they won’t be on the
team they worked really hard to make.
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This week, continue to look for ways you can
take initiative and care for someone else.
DAY 2
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Initiative is seeing what needs
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A Devotional on Initiative
There’s More!
Week One K-5th GradeSeptember 2021