Skip to main content

Be an encourager


My sermon notes: Encouraging one another
 ~ Dr. Charles Stanley 

 You can find this sermon at InTouch Ministries.

We should all be encouragers. Even Jesus needed encouragement. Everyone needs encouragement. 

Matthew 26:38 He told them, “My soul is crushed with grief to the point of death. Stay here and keep watch with me.” 

 Dr. Stanley suggests we don't keep our faith to ourselves or keep to ourselves. We need each other. 

 Below are simple things you can do to encourage your friends, family, coworkers, those who help you and those you know need a little extra TLC. 


➡️Call
➡️Text better than nothing
➡️Write a letter
➡️Compliment 
➡️Ask: What can I pray about for you?
➡️Fulfill a need
➡️Give someone your time
➡️Provide Scripture. Psalm 32:8
➡️Tell the truth
➡️Be forgiving 
➡️Say it -> I love you! 
➡️Be a good example 
➡️Give godly correction
➡️Listen
➡️Look people square in the eyes
➡️Be patient 
➡️Weep with those you love
➡️Agree with them.
➡️Give a meaningful gift.
➡️Give an affirming look 
➡️Pass on helpful information
➡️Express your loyalty
➡️Love the family and friends of those you love
➡️Be helpful to those around you
➡️Smile 

You can be an encourager when Jesus Christ is in your heart. 

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Sweet Sixteen

  Today is my spiritual birthday – the date that changed my entire life.  It’s the before and after life changing date when my eyes were  opened to the divineness of God. I’ve been on an exhilarating and sometimes uncomfortable journey  full of experiences I never imagined I could or want to handle. But the best part of my journey is how God expanded my closed “religious”  mind and views. The knowledge I have is but a drop in the cosmic (heavenly) bucket; and I’ve learned that I’m in no position to impose my views on  people of different faiths or no faiths. There’s room at the table for all of us. We are all welcome and loved! There’s always room at the table. My life has been about constantly getting myself out of comfort zones  I prefer…always hesitating but drawn to the next adventure. That fateful, ever evolving connection to God has powered everything  about my life. It has taken me from the depths of despair to the heights of love;  from the holy experience of helping loved ones
Post a Comment
Read more

How to stay young and youthful all your life

How to stay young and youthful all your life Word of Instruction from Dr. Charles F. Stanley These are my notes from today's broadcast . Scripture: Psalm 92:12-15 Psalm 92: 12 Good people will prosper     like palm trees,     and they will grow strong     like the cedars of Lebanon. 13 They will take root in your house, LORD God,     and they will do well. 14 They will be like trees that stay healthy and fruitful,     even when they are old. 15 And they will say about you, “The LORD always does right!  God is our mighty rock.” Keep learning – a lazy brain is a decaying brain Keep loving – don’t be bitter Keep laughing – 😊 Keep leaving your past behind – don’t live in the rear-view mirror of your life Keep longing Keep dreaming about the future – it’s a matter of attitude Keep looking your best Keep laboring and working – there’s no retirement in the Bible Keep learning, depending, and trusting in the Lord Keep listening to God – to know
Post a Comment
Read more

UPDATE: What's next for MyDivineNotes.com

Hello friends and readers! So much has changed in the world since I started this blog. I have also evolved as we all should to reflect new experiences, knowledge and calls of the Spirit. But the one aspect of my life that has remained constant is my life with God! My reliance and belief in God have never changed. What has changed is the call of the Spirit in my life and ministry. When I started my journey I had one-way vision influenced by the voices I listened to.  Change gradually happened in my ministry and beliefs because of the many years of ministering in hospital settings. One can't impose spiritual beliefs on people of different faiths or no faith. That was the starting point for me. Racial and political reckoning also awakened me to the systemic oppression of the White church that I embraced in my adulthood. I engaged in learning to understand how the church was always made for light skinned people - not me and my loved ones. I stopped engaging in religion and my faith gre
Post a Comment
Read more