Dear Friend,
Welcome to our first Good Deeds Day!
I encourage you to pay the toll for the person behind you today, this week, or the next time you travel on the toll road.
If you are seeing this video or reading it on my blog, it means that I have already done it, and now it’s your turn—no rhyme or reason, except to be kind in this season.
Suggestion: Kindly ask the toll booth operator to collect (from you) the cost of the toll for the vehicle behind you. If the person questions the operator, tell them you are doing a good deed today.
Please note that those who pay the toll for the motorist behind don’t need to inform me or anyone, for that matter. The Bible says we are to give in secret, and the Lord will reward us openly. Matthew 6:3-4.
However, those who receive the gift can share the blessings they have received, encouraging others to be kind in return. You can also publicly thank the Good Samaritan without identifying the giver (if you know who the person or vehicle is).
Otherwise, you can choose to remain silent as well, and, if you so desire, pay it forward in the future.
Recipients can also tag me on Instagram so I can see if at least 100 people receive the blessing of a stranger’s toll payment (optional).
May the Lord continue to bless you and the receiver, in Jesus’ name. Amen.
Until next week, be blessed, stay blessed, and continue to be a blessing to others!
Kind regards,
P. A. Dawkins
Good Deeds Day
Disclaimer: The Good Deeds Day series is optional; you do not have to participate. If you choose to participate in this or any other GDD, you are fully responsible for your actions and associated risks.
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