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Encouraging the encourager

Daily Devotional Podcast. Follow along with blog post.

This goes out to all the encouragers, the edifiers, the cheerleaders, and the lifter-uppers. We need you and I'll go as far as saying that God "needs" you too. He wants you to continue to inspire people with your words and your good deeds. You say and do so much to make people feel better and you may hardly get a thank-you, but know this: the Lord sees you and I am thankful for you, as well. He sees everything you're doing and everything you're saying to uplift people -- to encourage people. 1 Thessalonians 5:11 says, "therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing." 

I commend you, because of the gift of hospitality you have. There's nothing like a friendly and generous person. My heart easily connects with such people, because I am similar to you, I love to encourage and uplift. So today's podcast and blog post are to encourage the encourager since you probably don't get it as much as you give it. Just know that people notice you and their day and their life are brighter, because of you.  

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