Be the type of person that’s grateful for what others do for you, whether big or small. Not many people in this world have a kind and sincere heart. People that provide financial support when in need, a listening ear when you need to talk, a shoulder when you need to cry, a caregiver when you’re sick, a prayer partner to agree with you, provide shelter when you are homeless, or a rider when you need a partner. These types of people are rare and hard to find nowadays. If you didn’t know, they get tired of being the “bigger” person and feeling unappreciated.
Nine times out of ten, they have yet to receive nearly back what they give out. They rarely ask others for help. No, it’s not because of pride. It’s from past experiences of being disappointed by others. So, they walk in faith, believing their blessing comes from God, and every kind of act is a seed being sowed.
God has called them to a higher standard to be an example of love and show that kindness still exists in this wicked and corrupt world. Their kindness is not a weakness and shouldn’t be taken as such; it’s a sign of righteousness. So, encourage and appreciate them. More often than none, they are left to encourage themselves.
Trust, some of them are weary and fighting with all their might not to be a part of the mass (bitter, selfish, and careless) because to do so would go against who they were created to be. Thank God for them and pray for their endurance. They need to know their good deeds are not in vain.