Helpers Who Bring Joy

“Look not every man on his own things, but every man also on the things of others.” Philippians 2:4
Today I am thankful for helpers.

Helpers in the home that work tirelessly to fix, organize, clean and straighten.
Helpers in the church who take time to clean and prepare coffee and get sweet treats for us.
Helpers at work (whether your are self-employed or not) who will answer a myriad of questions.
Helpers in the neighborhood who deliver misplaced mail and keep a watch on your area.

Helpers are needed in my life more so now than ever. My pace of life has had to slow down.  I’ve been on a mega trip this fall and I only did well because we planned breaks.  I would break for days at a time. When your body is broken, you need helpers.  Having hEDS has taught me much about this.  I have had to stop trying to do everything on my own and start asking for help.

God’s plan is for us to help each other.  “Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.” (Galatians 6:2) When we help others we are holding their burdens with them.  This means a lot to people who have many burdens.  I have tried to help others with this blog and the books I have written.  Encouragement is definitely a form of help.

Who are your helpers? Also, who will you help today?

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Look all around you, find some­one in need,
Help some­bo­dy today!
Though it be lit­tle—a neigh­bor­ly deed—
Help some­bo­dy today!
Help some­bo­dy to­day,
Somebody along life’s way;
Let sor­row be end­ed,
The friend­less be­friend­ed,
O help some­bo­dy to­day!
Many are wait­ing a kind, lov­ing word,
Help some­bo­dy to­day!
Thou hast a mes­sage, O let it be heard,
Help some­bo­dy to­day!
Many have bur­dens too hea­vy to bear,
Help some­bo­dy to­day!
Grief is the por­tion of some ev­ery­where,
Help some­bo­dy to­day!
Some are dis­cour­aged and wea­ry in heart,
Help some­bo­dy to­day!
Someone the jour­ney to Heav­en should start,
Help some­bo­dy to­day!

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