TODAY'S KINGDOM INSIGHTS:
SERMON TOPIC:
TRY TO HELP SOMEBODY.
“Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.” — Galatians 6:2
Somebody Needs You.
There is somebody around you who is silently struggling.
Somebody is smiling, but crying inside.
Somebody is praying for a breakthrough, but needs practical assistance.
Somebody wants to start again but has lost courage.
Somebody needs food. Somebody needs encouragement. Somebody needs a connection. Somebody needs forgiveness. Somebody simply needs someone to say, “I believe in you.”
And perhaps God has placed you in that person's path.
We often pray, “Lord, bless me.”
But sometimes God answers that prayer by making you the blessing someone else has been praying for.
Don't always ask, “What can God do for me?”
Ask also, “Lord, who can I help?”
You may not be able to solve everybody's problems. You may not have enough money to meet every need. But you can do something.
Try to help somebody.
1. HELPING PEOPLE IS PART OF OUR CHRISTIAN CALLING.
Galatians 6:2
> “Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.”
Christianity is not only about attending church, singing songs, praying and listening to sermons.
Christianity is also about carrying one another.
When somebody is weak, strengthen them.
When somebody falls, help them rise.
When somebody is confused, guide them.
When somebody is hungry and you have food, share.
When somebody is discouraged, encourage them.
Jesus did not merely preach to people; He touched people's lives.
James 2:15–16
James teaches that if a brother or sister lacks basic necessities and we simply say, “Go in peace; be warmed and filled,” without giving practical help, our faith becomes empty.
There are times when prayer must be accompanied by action.
Don't tell someone, “I am praying for you,” when God has given you the ability to help them—and you refuse to act.
2. YOU DON'T NEED TO HAVE MUCH BEFORE
YOU CAN HELP.
One of the greatest excuses people make is:
“I don't have enough.”
But helping somebody doesn't always require money.
You can give:
Your time.
Your knowledge.
Your experience.
Your encouragement.
Your connection.
Your prayers.
Your skills.
Your platform.
Your listening ear.
Your forgiveness.
Your presence.
Sometimes a person doesn't need ₦100,000.
They need somebody to say:
“Don't give up. Let's try again.”
Acts 3:1–8 — Peter and the Lame Man
The lame man at the Beautiful Gate was asking for money.
Peter said:
> “Silver and gold have I none; but such as I have give I thee.”
Peter didn't have what the man requested, but he had something valuable to give.
That is powerful.
You may not have everything someone needs, but you have something.
Don't focus so much on what you don't have that you fail to use what you have.
3. SOMETIMES GOD SENDS YOU TO BE THE ANSWER TO SOMEONE'S PRAYER.
Luke 10:30–37 — The Good Samaritan
A man was attacked, beaten and left half dead.
Religious people passed him.
They saw him—but didn't help him.
Then a Samaritan came.
He saw the wounded man, had compassion, treated his wounds, carried him to an inn and paid for his care.
Jesus concluded:
> “Go, and do thou likewise.”
Notice something:
The Samaritan did not merely feel sorry for the man. He did something.
Compassion without action can become mere emotion.
The world doesn't only need people who say:
“That's terrible.”
The world needs people who say:
“What can I do?”
4. HELPING SOMEBODY MAY COST YOU SOMETHING.
Real help is sometimes inconvenient.
It may cost you:
Money.
Time.
Comfort.
Sleep.
Resources.
Reputation.
Emotional energy.
But remember:
Proverbs 19:17
> “He that hath pity upon the poor lendeth unto the LORD.”
When you help somebody sincerely, God sees it.
You may not receive anything from the person you helped.
They may never thank you.
They may even forget what you did.
But God doesn't forget.
Hebrews 6:10
God is not unjust to forget your work and labour of love.
Your kindness may be invisible to people but visible to God.
5. DON'T HELP PEOPLE ONLY WHEN YOU EXPECT SOMETHING IN RETURN.
Jesus challenged His followers to develop a different kind of generosity.
Luke 6:35
> “Love ye your enemies, and do good, and lend, hoping for nothing again.”
There is a level of maturity where you stop asking:
“What will I gain?”
and start asking:
“How can I bless?”
Don't help someone because you want them to advertise your kindness.
Don't help someone because you want them to owe you forever.
Don't help someone because you want political, social or spiritual influence over them.
Help because love compels you.
BIBLICAL CASE STUDY: JOSEPH.
Think about Joseph.
His brothers betrayed him.
They sold him.
He suffered injustice.
Years later, Joseph became powerful in Egypt, while his brothers became desperate because of famine.
Joseph had an opportunity for revenge.
But instead of destroying them, he preserved their lives.
Genesis 50:20
Joseph said:
> “Ye thought evil against me; but God meant it unto good.”
What a powerful testimony!
Joseph understood that God can use your position to preserve people who once hurt you.
Sometimes God blesses you not merely for your comfort but for somebody else's survival.
Your promotion may be somebody's opportunity.
Your business may employ somebody.
Your knowledge may educate somebody.
Your testimony may restore somebody's hope.
Your platform may introduce somebody to Christ.
Your resources may keep somebody alive.
DEEP SPIRITUAL INSIGHT.
1. Your blessing is not only for you.
God told Abraham:
Genesis 12:2
> “I will bless thee, and make thy name great; and thou shalt be a blessing.”
Notice the progression:
Blessed → Become a blessing.
God doesn't bless us merely to make us comfortable.
He blesses us so that His goodness can flow through us.
2. You may be someone's divine connection.
There are people you will meet once who may never forget you.
A simple introduction could change someone's career.
A recommendation could open a door.
A word of encouragement could prevent someone from giving up.
A small financial gift could keep a family going for another week.
Never underestimate a small act of obedience.
3. Helping others does not make you God.
This is important.
You cannot save everybody.
You cannot solve every problem.
You cannot carry everybody's burden.
You need wisdom and boundaries.
Help where you genuinely can.
Don't allow manipulation to replace discernment.
Biblical compassion must walk together with biblical wisdom.
PRACTICAL ACTION STEPS.
This week, deliberately choose one person to help.
1. Help someone spiritually.
Invite somebody to church. Pray with someone. Share Scripture.
2. Help someone emotionally.
Call someone who has been unusually quiet.
Ask:
“How are you really doing?”
Then listen.
3. Help someone financially.
If you have the means, support someone genuinely struggling.
It doesn't have to be a large amount.
4. Help someone professionally.
Teach somebody a skill.
Share information.
Make a useful introduction.
Recommend someone for an opportunity.
5. Help someone who has fallen.
Don't only discuss their failure.
Ask:
“How can I help you get back up?”
6. Help without announcing everything.
Matthew 6:3–4 teaches us not to make a performance out of our generosity.
Some acts of kindness should remain between you and God.
QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION.
1. Who around me is currently struggling?
2. What do I have that could help that person?
3. Have I become too focused on my own problems to notice the needs of others?
4. Do I help people only when I expect something in return?
5. Have I ignored someone God may have placed in my path?
6. What practical act of kindness can I perform this week?
7. How can my success become a blessing to others?
POWERFUL PRAYER POINTS.
1.
Father, open my eyes to recognize people who need help around me.
2.
Lord, make me a channel of Your love, mercy and generosity.
3.
Father, give me the wisdom to know how and when to help people.
4.
Lord, deliver me from selfishness and indifference.
5.
Father, give me resources so that I can become a greater blessing to others.
6.
Lord, connect me with people whose lives I am called to help.
7.
Father, let every seed of kindness I have planted produce testimonies according to Your will.
8.
Lord, help me to forgive those who have hurt me and still respond with Christlike love.
9.
Father, make my life an answer to someone's prayer.
CLOSING: BE THE PERSON WHO HELPS.
There is a powerful question you need to ask yourself today:
If everyone around me behaved exactly like me, would this world become better or worse?
Don't wait until you become rich before you become generous.
Don't wait until you become famous before you become useful.
Don't wait until you have millions before you start helping people.
Start with what you have.
Give someone hope.
Teach someone.
Encourage someone.
Feed someone.
Pray for someone.
Forgive someone.
Open a door for someone.
Help someone stand again.
You may never know how far your kindness travels.
The person you encourage today may become the person who encourages thousands tomorrow.
The person you help today may one day become a blessing to your own children.
The seed may look small in your hand, but God knows what it can become.
So, before you ask God:
> “Lord, bless me.”
Ask Him:
> “Lord, make me a blessing.”
Because sometimes the miracle somebody has been praying for is not going to fall from heaven.
God may be preparing to send YOU.
TRY TO HELP SOMEBODY.
Be the answer God can use. Be the hands that serve. Be the voice that encourages. Be the heart that cares.
And when you cannot do everything—
do something.
“Go, and do thou likewise.” — Luke 10:37
Give your life to Jesus by joining a Bible believing Church near you
You can get inspirational ebooks from my selar/Amazon shops below
https://selar.com/m/umoh-edem1
https://selar.com/m/umoedem
https://www.amazon.com/author/umohedembooks
CONTACT - WhatsApp +2349024173027, +2349055447540
https://afrikdp.com/author/9128a016-dd79-4f17-9e60-bf11f65f1a34
Email pastor.umoedem@gmail.com
SERMON TOPIC:
TRY TO HELP SOMEBODY.
“Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.” — Galatians 6:2
Somebody Needs You.
There is somebody around you who is silently struggling.
Somebody is smiling, but crying inside.
Somebody is praying for a breakthrough, but needs practical assistance.
Somebody wants to start again but has lost courage.
Somebody needs food. Somebody needs encouragement. Somebody needs a connection. Somebody needs forgiveness. Somebody simply needs someone to say, “I believe in you.”
And perhaps God has placed you in that person's path.
We often pray, “Lord, bless me.”
But sometimes God answers that prayer by making you the blessing someone else has been praying for.
Don't always ask, “What can God do for me?”
Ask also, “Lord, who can I help?”
You may not be able to solve everybody's problems. You may not have enough money to meet every need. But you can do something.
Try to help somebody.
1. HELPING PEOPLE IS PART OF OUR CHRISTIAN CALLING.
Galatians 6:2
> “Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.”
Christianity is not only about attending church, singing songs, praying and listening to sermons.
Christianity is also about carrying one another.
When somebody is weak, strengthen them.
When somebody falls, help them rise.
When somebody is confused, guide them.
When somebody is hungry and you have food, share.
When somebody is discouraged, encourage them.
Jesus did not merely preach to people; He touched people's lives.
James 2:15–16
James teaches that if a brother or sister lacks basic necessities and we simply say, “Go in peace; be warmed and filled,” without giving practical help, our faith becomes empty.
There are times when prayer must be accompanied by action.
Don't tell someone, “I am praying for you,” when God has given you the ability to help them—and you refuse to act.
2. YOU DON'T NEED TO HAVE MUCH BEFORE
YOU CAN HELP.
One of the greatest excuses people make is:
“I don't have enough.”
But helping somebody doesn't always require money.
You can give:
Your time.
Your knowledge.
Your experience.
Your encouragement.
Your connection.
Your prayers.
Your skills.
Your platform.
Your listening ear.
Your forgiveness.
Your presence.
Sometimes a person doesn't need ₦100,000.
They need somebody to say:
“Don't give up. Let's try again.”
Acts 3:1–8 — Peter and the Lame Man
The lame man at the Beautiful Gate was asking for money.
Peter said:
> “Silver and gold have I none; but such as I have give I thee.”
Peter didn't have what the man requested, but he had something valuable to give.
That is powerful.
You may not have everything someone needs, but you have something.
Don't focus so much on what you don't have that you fail to use what you have.
3. SOMETIMES GOD SENDS YOU TO BE THE ANSWER TO SOMEONE'S PRAYER.
Luke 10:30–37 — The Good Samaritan
A man was attacked, beaten and left half dead.
Religious people passed him.
They saw him—but didn't help him.
Then a Samaritan came.
He saw the wounded man, had compassion, treated his wounds, carried him to an inn and paid for his care.
Jesus concluded:
> “Go, and do thou likewise.”
Notice something:
The Samaritan did not merely feel sorry for the man. He did something.
Compassion without action can become mere emotion.
The world doesn't only need people who say:
“That's terrible.”
The world needs people who say:
“What can I do?”
4. HELPING SOMEBODY MAY COST YOU SOMETHING.
Real help is sometimes inconvenient.
It may cost you:
Money.
Time.
Comfort.
Sleep.
Resources.
Reputation.
Emotional energy.
But remember:
Proverbs 19:17
> “He that hath pity upon the poor lendeth unto the LORD.”
When you help somebody sincerely, God sees it.
You may not receive anything from the person you helped.
They may never thank you.
They may even forget what you did.
But God doesn't forget.
Hebrews 6:10
God is not unjust to forget your work and labour of love.
Your kindness may be invisible to people but visible to God.
5. DON'T HELP PEOPLE ONLY WHEN YOU EXPECT SOMETHING IN RETURN.
Jesus challenged His followers to develop a different kind of generosity.
Luke 6:35
> “Love ye your enemies, and do good, and lend, hoping for nothing again.”
There is a level of maturity where you stop asking:
“What will I gain?”
and start asking:
“How can I bless?”
Don't help someone because you want them to advertise your kindness.
Don't help someone because you want them to owe you forever.
Don't help someone because you want political, social or spiritual influence over them.
Help because love compels you.
BIBLICAL CASE STUDY: JOSEPH.
Think about Joseph.
His brothers betrayed him.
They sold him.
He suffered injustice.
Years later, Joseph became powerful in Egypt, while his brothers became desperate because of famine.
Joseph had an opportunity for revenge.
But instead of destroying them, he preserved their lives.
Genesis 50:20
Joseph said:
> “Ye thought evil against me; but God meant it unto good.”
What a powerful testimony!
Joseph understood that God can use your position to preserve people who once hurt you.
Sometimes God blesses you not merely for your comfort but for somebody else's survival.
Your promotion may be somebody's opportunity.
Your business may employ somebody.
Your knowledge may educate somebody.
Your testimony may restore somebody's hope.
Your platform may introduce somebody to Christ.
Your resources may keep somebody alive.
DEEP SPIRITUAL INSIGHT.
1. Your blessing is not only for you.
God told Abraham:
Genesis 12:2
> “I will bless thee, and make thy name great; and thou shalt be a blessing.”
Notice the progression:
Blessed → Become a blessing.
God doesn't bless us merely to make us comfortable.
He blesses us so that His goodness can flow through us.
2. You may be someone's divine connection.
There are people you will meet once who may never forget you.
A simple introduction could change someone's career.
A recommendation could open a door.
A word of encouragement could prevent someone from giving up.
A small financial gift could keep a family going for another week.
Never underestimate a small act of obedience.
3. Helping others does not make you God.
This is important.
You cannot save everybody.
You cannot solve every problem.
You cannot carry everybody's burden.
You need wisdom and boundaries.
Help where you genuinely can.
Don't allow manipulation to replace discernment.
Biblical compassion must walk together with biblical wisdom.
PRACTICAL ACTION STEPS.
This week, deliberately choose one person to help.
1. Help someone spiritually.
Invite somebody to church. Pray with someone. Share Scripture.
2. Help someone emotionally.
Call someone who has been unusually quiet.
Ask:
“How are you really doing?”
Then listen.
3. Help someone financially.
If you have the means, support someone genuinely struggling.
It doesn't have to be a large amount.
4. Help someone professionally.
Teach somebody a skill.
Share information.
Make a useful introduction.
Recommend someone for an opportunity.
5. Help someone who has fallen.
Don't only discuss their failure.
Ask:
“How can I help you get back up?”
6. Help without announcing everything.
Matthew 6:3–4 teaches us not to make a performance out of our generosity.
Some acts of kindness should remain between you and God.
QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION.
1. Who around me is currently struggling?
2. What do I have that could help that person?
3. Have I become too focused on my own problems to notice the needs of others?
4. Do I help people only when I expect something in return?
5. Have I ignored someone God may have placed in my path?
6. What practical act of kindness can I perform this week?
7. How can my success become a blessing to others?
POWERFUL PRAYER POINTS.
1.
Father, open my eyes to recognize people who need help around me.
2.
Lord, make me a channel of Your love, mercy and generosity.
3.
Father, give me the wisdom to know how and when to help people.
4.
Lord, deliver me from selfishness and indifference.
5.
Father, give me resources so that I can become a greater blessing to others.
6.
Lord, connect me with people whose lives I am called to help.
7.
Father, let every seed of kindness I have planted produce testimonies according to Your will.
8.
Lord, help me to forgive those who have hurt me and still respond with Christlike love.
9.
Father, make my life an answer to someone's prayer.
CLOSING: BE THE PERSON WHO HELPS.
There is a powerful question you need to ask yourself today:
If everyone around me behaved exactly like me, would this world become better or worse?
Don't wait until you become rich before you become generous.
Don't wait until you become famous before you become useful.
Don't wait until you have millions before you start helping people.
Start with what you have.
Give someone hope.
Teach someone.
Encourage someone.
Feed someone.
Pray for someone.
Forgive someone.
Open a door for someone.
Help someone stand again.
You may never know how far your kindness travels.
The person you encourage today may become the person who encourages thousands tomorrow.
The person you help today may one day become a blessing to your own children.
The seed may look small in your hand, but God knows what it can become.
So, before you ask God:
> “Lord, bless me.”
Ask Him:
> “Lord, make me a blessing.”
Because sometimes the miracle somebody has been praying for is not going to fall from heaven.
God may be preparing to send YOU.
TRY TO HELP SOMEBODY.
Be the answer God can use. Be the hands that serve. Be the voice that encourages. Be the heart that cares.
And when you cannot do everything—
do something.
“Go, and do thou likewise.” — Luke 10:37
Give your life to Jesus by joining a Bible believing Church near you
You can get inspirational ebooks from my selar/Amazon shops below
https://selar.com/m/umoh-edem1
https://selar.com/m/umoedem
https://www.amazon.com/author/umohedembooks
CONTACT - WhatsApp +2349024173027, +2349055447540
https://afrikdp.com/author/9128a016-dd79-4f17-9e60-bf11f65f1a34
Email pastor.umoedem@gmail.com
TODAY'S KINGDOM INSIGHTS:
SERMON TOPIC:
TRY TO HELP SOMEBODY.
“Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.” — Galatians 6:2
Somebody Needs You.
There is somebody around you who is silently struggling.
Somebody is smiling, but crying inside.
Somebody is praying for a breakthrough, but needs practical assistance.
Somebody wants to start again but has lost courage.
Somebody needs food. Somebody needs encouragement. Somebody needs a connection. Somebody needs forgiveness. Somebody simply needs someone to say, “I believe in you.”
And perhaps God has placed you in that person's path.
We often pray, “Lord, bless me.”
But sometimes God answers that prayer by making you the blessing someone else has been praying for.
Don't always ask, “What can God do for me?”
Ask also, “Lord, who can I help?”
You may not be able to solve everybody's problems. You may not have enough money to meet every need. But you can do something.
Try to help somebody.
1. HELPING PEOPLE IS PART OF OUR CHRISTIAN CALLING.
Galatians 6:2
> “Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.”
Christianity is not only about attending church, singing songs, praying and listening to sermons.
Christianity is also about carrying one another.
When somebody is weak, strengthen them.
When somebody falls, help them rise.
When somebody is confused, guide them.
When somebody is hungry and you have food, share.
When somebody is discouraged, encourage them.
Jesus did not merely preach to people; He touched people's lives.
James 2:15–16
James teaches that if a brother or sister lacks basic necessities and we simply say, “Go in peace; be warmed and filled,” without giving practical help, our faith becomes empty.
There are times when prayer must be accompanied by action.
Don't tell someone, “I am praying for you,” when God has given you the ability to help them—and you refuse to act.
2. YOU DON'T NEED TO HAVE MUCH BEFORE
YOU CAN HELP.
One of the greatest excuses people make is:
“I don't have enough.”
But helping somebody doesn't always require money.
You can give:
Your time.
Your knowledge.
Your experience.
Your encouragement.
Your connection.
Your prayers.
Your skills.
Your platform.
Your listening ear.
Your forgiveness.
Your presence.
Sometimes a person doesn't need ₦100,000.
They need somebody to say:
“Don't give up. Let's try again.”
Acts 3:1–8 — Peter and the Lame Man
The lame man at the Beautiful Gate was asking for money.
Peter said:
> “Silver and gold have I none; but such as I have give I thee.”
Peter didn't have what the man requested, but he had something valuable to give.
That is powerful.
You may not have everything someone needs, but you have something.
Don't focus so much on what you don't have that you fail to use what you have.
3. SOMETIMES GOD SENDS YOU TO BE THE ANSWER TO SOMEONE'S PRAYER.
Luke 10:30–37 — The Good Samaritan
A man was attacked, beaten and left half dead.
Religious people passed him.
They saw him—but didn't help him.
Then a Samaritan came.
He saw the wounded man, had compassion, treated his wounds, carried him to an inn and paid for his care.
Jesus concluded:
> “Go, and do thou likewise.”
Notice something:
The Samaritan did not merely feel sorry for the man. He did something.
Compassion without action can become mere emotion.
The world doesn't only need people who say:
“That's terrible.”
The world needs people who say:
“What can I do?”
4. HELPING SOMEBODY MAY COST YOU SOMETHING.
Real help is sometimes inconvenient.
It may cost you:
Money.
Time.
Comfort.
Sleep.
Resources.
Reputation.
Emotional energy.
But remember:
Proverbs 19:17
> “He that hath pity upon the poor lendeth unto the LORD.”
When you help somebody sincerely, God sees it.
You may not receive anything from the person you helped.
They may never thank you.
They may even forget what you did.
But God doesn't forget.
Hebrews 6:10
God is not unjust to forget your work and labour of love.
Your kindness may be invisible to people but visible to God.
5. DON'T HELP PEOPLE ONLY WHEN YOU EXPECT SOMETHING IN RETURN.
Jesus challenged His followers to develop a different kind of generosity.
Luke 6:35
> “Love ye your enemies, and do good, and lend, hoping for nothing again.”
There is a level of maturity where you stop asking:
“What will I gain?”
and start asking:
“How can I bless?”
Don't help someone because you want them to advertise your kindness.
Don't help someone because you want them to owe you forever.
Don't help someone because you want political, social or spiritual influence over them.
Help because love compels you.
BIBLICAL CASE STUDY: JOSEPH.
Think about Joseph.
His brothers betrayed him.
They sold him.
He suffered injustice.
Years later, Joseph became powerful in Egypt, while his brothers became desperate because of famine.
Joseph had an opportunity for revenge.
But instead of destroying them, he preserved their lives.
Genesis 50:20
Joseph said:
> “Ye thought evil against me; but God meant it unto good.”
What a powerful testimony!
Joseph understood that God can use your position to preserve people who once hurt you.
Sometimes God blesses you not merely for your comfort but for somebody else's survival.
Your promotion may be somebody's opportunity.
Your business may employ somebody.
Your knowledge may educate somebody.
Your testimony may restore somebody's hope.
Your platform may introduce somebody to Christ.
Your resources may keep somebody alive.
DEEP SPIRITUAL INSIGHT.
1. Your blessing is not only for you.
God told Abraham:
Genesis 12:2
> “I will bless thee, and make thy name great; and thou shalt be a blessing.”
Notice the progression:
Blessed → Become a blessing.
God doesn't bless us merely to make us comfortable.
He blesses us so that His goodness can flow through us.
2. You may be someone's divine connection.
There are people you will meet once who may never forget you.
A simple introduction could change someone's career.
A recommendation could open a door.
A word of encouragement could prevent someone from giving up.
A small financial gift could keep a family going for another week.
Never underestimate a small act of obedience.
3. Helping others does not make you God.
This is important.
You cannot save everybody.
You cannot solve every problem.
You cannot carry everybody's burden.
You need wisdom and boundaries.
Help where you genuinely can.
Don't allow manipulation to replace discernment.
Biblical compassion must walk together with biblical wisdom.
PRACTICAL ACTION STEPS.
This week, deliberately choose one person to help.
1. Help someone spiritually.
Invite somebody to church. Pray with someone. Share Scripture.
2. Help someone emotionally.
Call someone who has been unusually quiet.
Ask:
“How are you really doing?”
Then listen.
3. Help someone financially.
If you have the means, support someone genuinely struggling.
It doesn't have to be a large amount.
4. Help someone professionally.
Teach somebody a skill.
Share information.
Make a useful introduction.
Recommend someone for an opportunity.
5. Help someone who has fallen.
Don't only discuss their failure.
Ask:
“How can I help you get back up?”
6. Help without announcing everything.
Matthew 6:3–4 teaches us not to make a performance out of our generosity.
Some acts of kindness should remain between you and God.
QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION.
1. Who around me is currently struggling?
2. What do I have that could help that person?
3. Have I become too focused on my own problems to notice the needs of others?
4. Do I help people only when I expect something in return?
5. Have I ignored someone God may have placed in my path?
6. What practical act of kindness can I perform this week?
7. How can my success become a blessing to others?
POWERFUL PRAYER POINTS.
1.
Father, open my eyes to recognize people who need help around me.
2.
Lord, make me a channel of Your love, mercy and generosity.
3.
Father, give me the wisdom to know how and when to help people.
4.
Lord, deliver me from selfishness and indifference.
5.
Father, give me resources so that I can become a greater blessing to others.
6.
Lord, connect me with people whose lives I am called to help.
7.
Father, let every seed of kindness I have planted produce testimonies according to Your will.
8.
Lord, help me to forgive those who have hurt me and still respond with Christlike love.
9.
Father, make my life an answer to someone's prayer.
CLOSING: BE THE PERSON WHO HELPS.
There is a powerful question you need to ask yourself today:
If everyone around me behaved exactly like me, would this world become better or worse?
Don't wait until you become rich before you become generous.
Don't wait until you become famous before you become useful.
Don't wait until you have millions before you start helping people.
Start with what you have.
Give someone hope.
Teach someone.
Encourage someone.
Feed someone.
Pray for someone.
Forgive someone.
Open a door for someone.
Help someone stand again.
You may never know how far your kindness travels.
The person you encourage today may become the person who encourages thousands tomorrow.
The person you help today may one day become a blessing to your own children.
The seed may look small in your hand, but God knows what it can become.
So, before you ask God:
> “Lord, bless me.”
Ask Him:
> “Lord, make me a blessing.”
Because sometimes the miracle somebody has been praying for is not going to fall from heaven.
God may be preparing to send YOU.
TRY TO HELP SOMEBODY.
Be the answer God can use. Be the hands that serve. Be the voice that encourages. Be the heart that cares.
And when you cannot do everything—
do something.
“Go, and do thou likewise.” — Luke 10:37
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