Reading to reflect: 1 pedro 3: 8:
"And finally, be all of the same heart, compassionate, loving you fraternally, merciful, friendly."
There is a universal law and it is that what you give you receive and what you sow you will reap.
Everyone absolutely everyone in this life will reap what one day we sow and life itself is responsible for returning it. In this way we must take care and pay attention to what we are sowing because one day we will gather from it.
As Christians we must examine our sowing in all areas of life. Remember that today will influence tomorrow, therefore we can not be unnoticed and walk practicing things that do not edify.
In the quoted text we find the words of the apostle Peter where he advises us to be united and be of the same heart that whatever happens to him we feel as if it were ourselves, he also urges us to practice the fruits of the spirit such as: being kind and merciful Love us as brothers in Christ.
We must practice fruits of the spirit to be able to reap, we must yearn for God's love in our lives to give love and practice mercy.
We must meditate on the things that we must sow, the apostle Paul says about meditation the following:
Philippians 4: 8 "For the rest, brothers, everything that is true, everything that is worthy, everything that is fair, everything that is pure, everything that is kind, everything that is honorable, if there is any virtue or something that deserves praise, meditate on this. "(LBLA)
In this life you will not receive anything you have not sown.