Week 12: Chapter 11 — Do the Next Right Thing in Love

1.Freeman has been building toward this phrase since page one. Now that you've read the whole book, how has your understanding of 'do the next right thing in love' deepened or changed from your first impression of it?

2.She emphasizes the word 'love' as the qualifier that changes everything — not merely doing the next right thing efficiently or correctly, but doing it in love toward God, self, and others. What does love add to decision-making that strategy alone cannot provide?

3.Freeman reflects on the cumulative effect of small, faithful decisions made over time. Looking back at your own life, can you trace a path of small 'next right things' that, without a master plan, led you somewhere good or meaningful?