Daily Encouragement Net

“Encourage one another daily” (Hebrews 3:13).

Daily Encouragement Net is devoted to encouraging followers of Jesus Christ.

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Daily Encouragement Archives

The daily encouragement messages have been written each weekday morning (with a few exceptions) since October 21, 1996 and thus there are now nearly 3,000 daily messages. However the messages only began to be archived on this site on 3/8/05.

Search tips:

1) If you recall the date or date range when the encouragement was published you can use the listing by date. Beginning in February 2006 the archived messages also have a "previous/next message feature" at the top of each message so you can easily move back and forth in that date range to find the message you are looking for.  Please note that the photos may not necessarily be kept on the site longterm and of course links to other sites may not work.

2) If you recall a key word or topic use our site search (this will locate not only archived messages from 3/8/05 but all material on the daily encouragement site):

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Older Messages

Below are a sampling of some of the early messages that seem to have especially touched lives based upon reader comments:

"Be Encouraged Today!" October 21, 1996 The very first devotional in this series.
"Heartbreak Hill" (Parts 1 and 2) April 17,18, 2000 An eyewitness account of a very special place in the famed Boston Marathon and a valuable spiritual application.
"Hope" September 12, 2001 A Biblical perspective of hope written the day after the terrorist attacks.
"Impact" January 22, 2002 The story of Karin Joy Matangelo, a little Korean girl who made a big impact in her short life.
"We Will Reap A Harvest"  November 19, 2001 A true story of the promise of a harvest.
"Crushed For Our Iniquities" October 4, 1999 and October 10, 2001 Two Communion devotionals.
"Spatial Disorientation"  July 30, 1999 Staying properly oriented is vital.
"God Will Not Forget"  November 19, 1997 A true story about the lasting impact of missionary George Hemminger, a faithful man of God.
“Sudden Wealth Syndrome” Comments on the latest psychological disease.
“Graveclothes”  A brief perspective on new life in Christ.
“Legacy” A brief tribute to Earl Martin, one of our first Christian friends in Lancaster County, who went to be with the Lord in 2003.

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