- Encouragers can tend to hide their discouragement from others.
- Encouragers can be so busy filling up others that they become empty.
- Encouragers can become weary in doing good because they are overused and therefore abused.
- Encouragers themselves have times of doubt and hardship and need encouragement, but people don’t reciprocate not knowing they need it too.
- Encouragers can be overlooked because others don’t respect encouragers as much as other gifts.
- Encouragers can become depressed because it is hard to stay positive.
- Encouragers can become prideful because everyone appreciates being encouraged.
- Encouragers can have a difficult time being encouraged because it is their job to encourage others.
- Encouragers can be wrongly blamed for encouraging actions that don’t work.
- Encouragers can overlook sin not wanting to discourage, can become people pleasers not wanting to cause backlash or offend, or be misunderstood as endorsing bad behavior.
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