OK, let’s review what you have learned about the path to “All-In” Encouragement!

1. Know what the Bible says about encouragement.

  • Review this module on the Habit of Encouragement.
  • Read Matthew 18 as a guide to your relationships with others.
  • Read the Catechism on the Eighth Commandment.
2. Frequently begin conversations that honor Christ.

  • God’s people speak of the praiseworthy things of God. We have more to talk about than the weather!
  • “To build one another up” means that God and His grace are consistently brought into our conversations every time we’re together.
3. When you have a concern, learn to speak only to the person involved.

  • If you disagree with an action, or how something was handled, talk to the person in charge.
  • Don’t gossip with others or “Go over their heads.” Give him or her the opportunity to fix the issue or at least explain the decision.
4. Handle your concerns according to good order, lovingly and humbly.

  • Learn what the established order of St. Lucas is and the names of those in charge of various ministries.
  • Approach concerns with love and humility, ready to listen to other perspectives.
5. Tactfully turn negative conversations in a positive direction.

  • Don’t go along with inappropriate behavior by: just being silent, redirecting the conversation, or maybe something more direct.
  • In all situations, careful listening and maximum tact are in order.

Take a step today for All-In Encouragement!

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