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April marks Stress Awareness Month 2025, a time for you to take charge of your wellbeing and discover effective ways to manage stress. This year’s theme, #LeadWithLove, empowers you to approach ourselves and others with kindness, compassion, and acceptance, no matter the challenges we face.

By engaging with our range of resources—including an information pack, meditations, podcasts, workshops, webinars, journals, action planners, and infographics—you’ll gain valuable insights and practical tools to navigate stress more effectively. Whether you’re looking for personal growth or ways to support others, these resources will help you build resilience and lead a healthier, more balanced life.

LEAD WITH LOVE!

Practice Acts of Love: From holding the door open to being an active listener, small actions of love can make a big impact.
Support Self-Love: Take time for self-care and show yourself the same kindness you offer to others.
Share Your Journey: Use the #LeadWithLove hashtag to inspire others by sharing your acts of kindness and moments of connection.
Access Free Resources: Explore our free resources that offer guidance on stress management, mental health, and how to lead with love in your daily life.

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READ: DEUTERONOMY 10:14-19

In Deuteronomy 10, God commanded Moses to “chisel out two stone tablets like the first ones” (v. 1). These tablets contained God’s law and replaced the first tablets that were broken in anger by Moses in response to the people’s apostasy (Exodus 32:19). Israel is called once more to obey God’s law in a renewal of their covenant relationship with Him. In summarizing how God’s people were called to live, Moses emphasizes that they ought to “fear the Lord [their] God, to walk in obedience to Him, to love him, to serve the Lord [their] God with all [their] heart and with all [their] soul” (Deuteronomy 10:12). He says that “you are to love those who are foreigners, for you yourselves were foreigners in Egypt” (v. 19). Scripture shows that loving God and loving our neighbor are inseparable; it’s the heart of what God calls us to. Jesus emphasized this in Matthew 22:37-40.

This command given to the Israelites comes in a passage that begins with the reminder that the whole earth belongs to God, who is “mighty and awesome” (v. 17). Yet God chose to love the Israelites (v. 15). He also cares for people in vulnerable or unfamiliar situations (v. 18), including foreigners who weren’t part of the nation of Israel. As the Israelites settled in their new home, they were to imitate God’s love and care for those needing help, especially because they knew the unique struggles of being a foreigner (v. 19).

If we’ve been at a job a long time or lived in the same home for several years, God may give us the opportunity to show kindness to someone who feels like a “foreigner,” perhaps by providing helpful advice to a new coworker or assistance to a recently relocated family. When we do, we demonstrate God’s love to those in unfamiliar, and often vulnerable, situations.

LOVING OTHERS WITH GOD!!