As missionaries of hope, it is essential that we embody the attitude of living in hope. Being a true witness to others is vital. Accompanying and listening to someone with low confidence can make a significant difference. A simple gesture of compassion and understanding can bring hope, and providing spiritual counsel when needed can boost their confidence and trust that he will never forsake them. This support helps them build confidence in themselves.
— Nelma Cabrera
To effectively motivate someone with low confidence, compassion, understanding, and consistent support are crucial. Offering a non-judgemental space allows them to share their feelings openly. Sometimes just being heard can help build trust and comfort. It’s important to be a reliable presence in their life, showing that they are not alone and that support is always available. Praying with them or providing spiritual guidance can deepen their sense of hope rooted in faith, reminding them that God alone suffices.
— Melanie B. Echaluce
We can motivate those with low confidence through our actions. It’s about showing the love they need, the care they long for, and the encouragement they require during dark times. Through uplifting them, we convey the message: “You’re not alone. God is with you, and so am I.” Sharing spiritual advice rooted in Scripture and letting them know that we pray for them acts as a powerful expression of love that can bring hope.
— Melinda Esmalla
As missionaries of hope, we are called to reach out to those struggling with low confidence. Many feel unworthy or forgotten, but our mission is to remind them they are precious in the eyes of God. Motivating them through simple acts of kindness—listening, encouraging, and affirming their gifts—can ignite hope. When someone feels seen and valued, hope begins. Let us be instruments of God’s love, bringing light to those in darkness and helping others recognise their worth in his divine plan.
— Josie Faculnaga
Even the smallest acts of kindness can sow seeds of hope in the hearts of others. Through compassion, empathy, or encouragement, we can be instruments of God’s love in a world yearning for light. I believe our testimonies and the real-life struggles we’ve overcome are the most effective ways to inspire and instil hope and confidence in others. Real experiences teach us and others; it’s easier said than done unless we have truly been through it ourselves.
— Roro Porpayas
It is crucial to help individuals understand their dignity as they were created in God’s image and likeness. Accepting them for who they are aids in healing their feelings of worthlessness. We should provide encouragement and highlight their good qualities, avoiding judgement and instead being attentive listeners. Those with low confidence need our love and attention to help them feel valued.
— Ma. Shaine Tan
We can motivate others by sharing inspiring stories and personal experiences from our religious lives and group activities. Focusing on spiritual growth and service opportunities empowers people. By connecting folks to the cause through these stories, we invite them to participate and show gratitude for their efforts. We should be prayerful, seeking God’s guidance to effectively share our message and always centre it on hope and salvation through Jesus Christ.
— Virginia M. Tayo
