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If you haven't taken a minute to think through the blessers in your life, I'd encourage you to! It's a great exercise and you'll come away from it with a thankful heart.
Before I press on in this series with who we are supposed to bless and how we do that, I thought today you should write my blog post! I need your help with my definition of a blesser. It certainly doesn't cover everything, and I'd love to have your input on how you feel blessed, or what you do to be a blessing.
Once again, here's the definition I made up:
We're focusing now on the second aspect of this definition--blessing other people.
In one word, or one sentence, I'd love to have you answer one of both of these questions today:
1.How would you define a blesser?
2.What does a blesser do?
Feel free to comment here (don't worry if it doesn't appear right away. I approve all comments so you'll have to check back later), or simply comment in the comment sections on Facebook.
Thanks for your help!
This is Day 20 of a series: Made to Pour, Living a life of blessing
I am blessed when someone is discerning enough to know I need encouragement and to offer it unexpectedly; in other words when I am struggling and think no one knows but someone tells me they are praying for me or even is more specific, surprising me that they realize my struggle. We introverts find it hard to be transparent so when someone cares enough to see beyond the wall it truly is a blessing.
ReplyDeleteSo I would say a "blesser" is someone who is sensitive, tuned in to people around them, and obedient to the Holy Spirit's direction as to how to reach out to those people.
A blesser is one who, by the Holy Spirit's enablement, brings another to a point of seeing God more clearly for who He truly is, thus glorifying God.
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