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The heaven and the hell are these two factors which push forward a believer to do virtuous deeds and refrain him from doing evils. The concept of reward and punishment develops a sense of responsibility, fear and love of Allah and His Prophet (peace be upon him). The salvation of a servant lays in carrying out the orders of his Lord. In case of non-compliance, he will have to face the hell. The man is naturally a greedy creature. The believer is aspirant to heaven. So, behind all his good deeds is the intention of gaining paradise.

But, when I recite and go into the depth of  this verse of the Quran [33:56]

" Indeed Allah and His angels send blessings on the Prophet; O People who Believe! Send blessings and abundant salutations upon him".
                                   
I try to ascertain the extent of the love which Allah Almighty might have demarcated for His beloved Prophet (peace be upon him). There may be the extent of His love for His Prophet (peace be upon him), but it is beyond our approach and comprehension. It is because,  Allah Almighty, Who is the Lord of heaven and has no fear of hell nor has any kind of pressure over Him,  sends the blessing on His most beloved Prophet, Muhammad (peace be upon him), rather assigns countless angels and believers ( believers  are those who love Prophet (peace be upon him) more than themselves, in other words true servants of him). This is an obvious sign of unprecedented love of Allah Almighty for His beloved Prophet (peace be upon him). 

Besides this, When the Prophet (peace be upon him), upon whom, Allah, Himself, sends blessing needs no blessing from anyone else nor can anyone send the blessing equal to that of Allah. The blessing sent by Allah  aren't sufficient for him! , yet He orders purest creature, angels and the most obedient servant, believers to keep sending the blessing and abundant salutations on him.
Allah has neither offered any prayers nor has He ever kept fast, but the thing he keeps doing is to send the blessing on His beloved (peace be upon him)
To be honest I could say more and more,  but stop here with this thought that a word to the wise is enough.