Articles Tagged 'Compliment'

For over 30 years, Heartlight has shared articles to help people live for Jesus in everyday life. While we are no longer publishing new articles, this enduring collection features relevant pieces throughout the year to encourage faith, offer biblical perspective, and speak to real-world joys and struggles.

The Who's Who that Really Matters

Rubel Shelly reminds us that God's book of Who's Who is only filled with those who are servants.

So how do I get my name in this book?

Made to be Complements

Phil Ware continues his series on looking at how the Bible values a woman, this week focusing on what it means to be complements.

Filling in each other's missing pieces!

The Highest Compliment

Phil Ware describes several passages of Scripture that use the image of a mother bird or a woman in labor to express their love for new Christians, and then says this is the highest compliment a mom can receive.

Why would he do such a thing?

Compliment Guys

Patrick Odum shares about the compliment guys and how they bless people and how we can, too.

Now aren't you nice!?

The Who's Who that Really Matters

Rubel Shelly reminds us that God's book of Who's Who is only filled with those who are servants.

So how do I get my name in this book?

Market Place Moments: Appreciation

Michele Howe reminds us again about women in the marketplace and the very needed virtue of affirming and giving appreciation to those who need it and deserve it.

What's the difference between flattery and genuine praise?

Planting Seeds for the Future

Ron Rose reminds us that we need to be investing in the future by helping others see the potential that God has for them.

Are you planting any seeds for tomorrow?

Filling the Vacuum

We've got to fill our kids with good things and not just tell them what not to do, because if we don't fill them with God's stuff, someone is going to fill them with satan's stuff.

What are you putting in the empty places of their lives?

Something to Talk About

We can always find something to complain about, but let's be people who compliment and affirm!

What do you talk about most frequently?