God did not design for you to walk alone. As difficult as people can be, we need them in order to grow as people. I needed them to grow as a blogger. Had it not been for people like Vincent Artale who reblogged many of my posts in the early days, I probably would not have had any followers.
Dear blogger, there are so many other great writers here. Reblog their posts. Your audience could be blessed from their writing. I reblogged 3 writers’ posts tonight. These writers have encouraged me, and I wanted to return the favor. Plus, I thought it was good stuff.
Proverbs says that in order to have friends, we must show ourselves friendly. The same applies in the blogging community. Enjoy the camaraderie and be a blessing at the same time. I dare you. Then sit back and see what happens. God bless you all!
Matthew Winters (Honest Thoughts from a Pastor) 
The reblogs did introduce me to new bloggers with a good message. Thank you.
So one just presses the Reblog button and it appears in your post and you can then write an intro? Im keen to do it but always forget. Good reminder Matt
You are so right! We were never meant to travel this journey alone!
(also, my dog stepped on my computer and deleted the comment you made on my post about God’s Will. . . sorry about that, but thanks for your kind words and encouragement!)
I’ve heard about dogs eating homework. That’s funny😂!
Haha – when he wants attention, he likes to paw at whatever I’m doing. And his paws are huge, so they just kind of go everywhere!
It helps to remember that we are on the same team and in the same family working for the same goal.
Reblogged this on Talmidimblogging and commented:
Thanks Pastor Matthew!! You are very much appreciated as well! 🙂
Great points, Matthew! You’re exactly right!
Interesting. I never looked at reblogging that way, to be honest. But it is a great idea, and I will watch for posts that I can reblog. Thanks!
God indeed has someone there for me
I also appreciate Vincent doing all his reblog of my blog and yours! That’s how I found you!
He has been a blessing.
=)
As difficult as people can be, we need them in order to grow as people…yes!!!