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Be sure YOUR Post is published in our Encourager by following these simple guidelines.

By following the simple guidelines below, you can be assured that YOUR Praise and Comments will be posted—with YOU becoming an Encouraging Woman!

Your Testimonies!

By following these simple guidelines when you comment on course lesson pages, NRP will consider using your testimony in one of our upcoming published books. We collect testimonies from comments daily to make our books more encouraging and powerful. Why not YOURS?

“And they overcame him [the wicked one] because of the blood of the Lamb and because of the WORD of their TESTIMONY.” Revelation 12:11

"And I, if I am lifted up, will draw all people to Myself.” John 12:3

Ministers: Here are important reminders to keep in mind when submitting or selecting Posts for our blogs or web pages:

  1. The Post keeps our RMIEW members and Encourager Readers policies, that it is by His truths we are learning here and what RMIEW believes and stands for.
  2. The Post focuses on the Lord as our Husband—NOT on the earthly husband or ex-husband.
  3. The Post is NOT causing anyone to focus on what could be their "addiction" or "obsession"— which is most often their EH "earthly husband," their marriage, and/or their restoration.  Watch for repeating EH throughout.
  4. The Post should focus on the LORD: what HE has become or is becoming to the woman, what HE has done for her that day or over the past week, and lifts HIM up.
  5. The way to discern when a Post is excellent is to think of the women who get Encouragers with all the other "junk mail" they get each morning; will this Post set the right frame of mind for them to start their day Encouraged to foster a relationship with Him?
  6. Be sure the Post is not in the form of a devotional, speaking to the Lord directly and falling under the principle of Matthew 6.
  7. EASY, LIGHT, and Encouraging women to know Him personally is what we want to post or use.
  8. The Post must also not be too vague being too discreet, which leaves the reader confused—unable to understand what the person is talking about, like this post from Heather: Burden Lifted through Praise. Here is one of many emails we received as a result. "I didn't like this Post so much. It seemed too weird and made me feel uncomfortable. But the main reason is that she never said what it was that she needed prayer for, and it left me confused and made me want to stop reading Encouraging Women's posts.
  9. The Posts cannot be used if it is filled with nothing but details, such as the amount something was paid for and specific dates (do not use dates, so it's never outdated when read two to three months later).
  10. The Post cannot contain any advertisements like names of books and authors that are not from RMI or found in the recommended reading list. Movie names or brand names should also not appear in the Post.
  11. Because we focus on relationships and not religion, the Post should contain no Gospel songs.


Preachy Pharisees 

In Chapter 2 of the book How GOD Can Restore, Erin says this about the Pharisees:

"Spiritual arrogance. Over half of those who come to our ministry for help to restore their marriages exhibit spiritual arrogance or self-righteousness. This is what I refer to as a Pharisee spirit. Ladies, this is so dangerous. God showed me, in His Word, that the Lord was only harsh, critical, and opposed to one set of individuals—the Pharisees! And I was one of them!"

Ladies, this Pharisee spirit can also reveal itself when you become preachy either in your praises or especially when you comment on someone else's post or comment.

The Pharisees were a Jewish religious party. They were known for their strict observance of religious practices and ceremonies and adherence to oral laws and traditions. What we want to foster is a RELATIONSHIP and exhibiting this sort of behavior could easily prevent someone from posting praise or commenting—but it also will damage YOU as well.

Please stop and read this Living Lesson, which actually speaks about and is entitled Preachy—especially if your post was not posted or your comment was removed and we sent you this link.


"Speaking to the Lord" in comments and praise reports: Speaking to the Lord is meant to be private lest she fall into the dangerous Pharisee spirit and bring many with her. (My Husband pointed out to me early on to stop this religious behavior that soon takes over.)

“When you pray, you are not to be like the hypocrites; for they love to stand and pray in the synagogues and on the street corners so that they may be seen by men. Truly I say to you, they have their reward in full. But as for you, when you pray, go into your inner room, close your door, and pray to your Father who is in secret; and your Father who sees what is done in secret will reward you.“ Mathew 6:5-6

For RMIOU 🎓 Students:

  1. When you reference a course or lesson, please link the course or lesson in your Post or Comment.
    • Should you read a post or comment where the lesson is not linked, please comment below with the lesson link. Thank you!
  2. Please link the lessons in the language of the website you are posting on.
  3. Please link the Bible verses in the language of the website you are posting on.
  4. Please add a Category and Tags (your name and lesson) to your Posts.