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When the Encourager Needs Encouragement There are some people who are always strong for everyone else. You’re the one who answers the late-night calls. You send the check-in texts. You pray over others quietly. You remind people of who they are when they forget. You pour. And pour. And pour. But sometimes, no one asks how you’re doing. Encouragers have a dangerous habit: We assume we don’t need what we give. We speak life into others while whispering exhaustion into ourselves

When Heaven Sends the Rain Some people hear rain and smile. Others hear rain and sigh. For some, it’s peaceful —for others, it feels heavy, gray, and slow. But rain doesn’t fall to ruin the day. Rain falls to prepare the ground . See, the soil doesn’t argue with the rain. The earth doesn’t complain about the storm. It knows something we sometimes forget: Nothing grows without water. You might be in a season right now that feels like rain. Things slower than you expected. Plan

Some people love the rain. Some people don’t. I love the rain—but I don’t love driving in it, especially when reckless drivers forget that wet roads require wisdom. Rain reveals how people move when conditions change. Life does the same. We all face storms. A storm is a season of disruption—when things feel unstable, visibility is low, and control seems lost. Storms can be emotional, spiritual, physical, or relational. And no, storms don’t always pass quickly. Some linger. S

Do you care about the greatest sacrifice I made for you? Every day I’m astonished by how many complaints I hear, how few thank-you I receive, how much ingratitude replaces gratitude. Do you care? Do you care that as I sit high and look low, I watch My children fight and destroy one another? As a parent—do you think I don’t hurt? Do you think I don’t feel the pain? Do you care? What was once created to be beautiful, to live in harmony and purpose, has become chaos—a broken por