Quote by Linda Byler

Jesus first, others next, and yourself last spells J-O-Y.

Jesus first, others next, and yourself last spells J-O-Y.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of prioritizing others before oneself while finding true joy. By placing Jesus first, representing a spiritual relationship, the focus shifts to serving and showing love towards others. When individuals prioritize sharing kindness, compassion, and selflessness, their own personal fulfillment and joy are ultimately achieved. This quote highlights the belief that true happiness is found in the act of serving and caring for others rather than solely focusing on personal desires or self-centeredness.

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Inspirational Christian Living

By Linda Byler

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