What was the biggest sacrifice?
Remember, the greatest sacrifice ever made was that of Jesus. He sacrificed His life, shed His blood, so that in times of worry, despair, sickness, and weakness we could have comfort, peace, healing, and strength. Jesus. He was the greatest sacrifice.
What is the greatest sacrifice for love?
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- 10 Men And Women Describe The Biggest Sacrifice They’ve Ever Made For A Relationship.
- I DROVE THROUGH THREE STATES IN THE RAIN.
- I GAVE AWAY MY CAT.
- I GAVE UP DRINKING.
- I HAD AN ABORTION.
- I TOOK CARE OF HIM WHILE HE HAD ‘CANCER’
- I GAVE UP A CUSHY SITUATION AS A ‘KEPT WOMAN’
What sacrifices have you made in your life?
8 Things Successful People Sacrifice For Their Success
- Time. I am often asked how I juggle being a mother of three young kids, with work and study.
- Stability. My family has always been on one main source of income.
- Personal life.
- Sleep.
- Health.
- Quiet times.
- Sanity.
- Immediate desires.
Why do we sacrifice for others?
Good people make sacrifices for others’ happiness. Whether it’s for our neighbour, family; people with strong moral character make sacrifices for the greater good. They give freely of themselves without any expectation of personal gain because they are as excited about the success of others as they are about their own.
What is one thing you absolutely won’t compromise or sacrifice for a relationship?
Your Self-Esteem. The most important thing you shouldn’t be compromising in a relationship is your self-esteem. You should never, ever be with someone who makes you feel bad about yourself in any way.
What sacrifices have you made for your family?
What sacrifices have you made for your family?
- Giving them my all.
- Putting my kids through school.
- Working hard to give them a good life.
- Being away from family.
- Not keeping score.
- They sacrificed more than I did.
- House-bound.
- My faithfulness.
What is the value of making a sacrifice?
Its message is clear: the purpose of making sacrifices is not to cause suffering; it’s to alleviate long-term, or future, suffering. The purpose, or value, of sacrifice was recognized by the Stoic philosophers. They believed that living a virtuous life would lead to freedom from suffering.