How do you get through to those around you who are gleefully stumbling their way to eternal damnation. They embrace every pleasure known to man and think nothing of the consequences. When things go wrong they ask why God would allow such a thing to happen to them, as if they had any right utter such a thing based on their disobedience. Bad things can happen to good people, but they most assuredly happen to the unsaved as the consequence of bad decision making. When you engage them in conversation regarding spiritual things they act like they are interested, yet prove they are not by their subsequent actions. Lord, have mercy on their souls and provide open doors of opportunity to share the peace and fulfillment that comes from knowing You. Amen. rlkeller
Look at the date, Rich. I've read many of your posts. Most of them condemn others for their stumbles. You may close with a bible verse, but the tone of your words is harsh. On this date, November 14, the day we married and split up, use kindness for humanity and the fallen. Instead of "eternal damnation," talk about God'd grace. He has given you many chances. You should be as gracious.
ReplyDeleteThe state of graciousness involves looking beyond oneself. That is tough when you are narcissistic.
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