We know of so much about Paul from the Bible, a lot of the New Testament is based around Paul and his activities. Barnabas, however, gets comparitively little time and space. Yet we may not have most of the New Testament if it wasn't for him. He was known as an encourager, and took Paul under his wing in Paul's early days. What does it take to be an encourager, and how do those things known as 'Love Languages' fit into the picture?