"Wherefore comfort yourselves together, and edify one another, even as also ye do."

Paul's advice here is great, but what we should pay the most attention to is how he gives it. We live in a time when we are constantly told to focus on what is new, different, or better. But as Christians, what we know is always more important than what we do. So, more often than we'd like to admit, we need to tell each other, "Hey, you're doing well; just keep doing what you're doing!

While Paul's exhortation is wonderful, it is the manner of the exhortation that should be highlighted. We live in a time when we are continually pushed to highlight the unique, new, or enhanced versions of things. However, as Christians, we believe that what we know is always more important than what we do. As a result, more often than we'd like to admit, we need to remind each other, "Hey, you're doing great; keep doing what you're doing!