Hi, this is Victoria. Thank you so much for downloading this podcast. I believe God has amazing

things in your future. I hope you enjoy this message.

How many curtains is all today to be bucket fillers? What's a bucket filler? A bucket filler is

someone who is willing to make deposits, positive deposits in the life of other people. Not only

with their words, but with their actions. See, a bucket filler is someone who is willing to give.

There's too many bucket dippers in this world. Too many bucket dippers. What's a bucket

dipper? A bucket dipper is someone who dips out of the emotional bank of others with harsh words

and criticism. Someone who dips out of the life of other people. You see, the thing about bucket

dippers, bucket dippers don't even realize that they're depleting their own bucket. You see,

when you fill other people's buckets, you'll have your bucket filled. We want to be bucket fillers.

We have tremendous power and influence with our words. Listen to what it says in Ephesians 429.

It says, let no unwholesome talk come out of your mouth, but only what is helpful for building

others up, for benefiting the hearer, for extending grace to those other people,

for building people up. You see it is up to us. It starts with us. We can be the builders.

We can be the one to turn this thing around. We don't have to go with the flow,

but we can swim upstream because we have God on the inside of us.

But we have to make a decision that we're going to be builders. Not only can we build people

with our words, find the best and bring it out in them, but do you know that our words can

literally be the glue that holds our relationships together? It can literally bind us together when

we speak positive, faith-filled words over one another. When we're willing to pick out the good

and not see the bad, you see it's easy to see what's wrong, but it takes a builder to see what's

right. It takes a builder to know architecturally how to fix things. You are a builder today. I want

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