Comments on: Judgment

By: Natalie

Natalie — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:06:37 +0000

So true. And yet, God doesn’t tell us what a mess we’ve made while he helps us clean it up. He knows we know. Calling a mess a mess is best done when the mess is long gone and not in the midst of the messmaker, lest you break his/her spirit and they lose the will to clean up. Or worse, rebel against your reprimands and in turn lose God. Great quote! Thanks for the comment. More to think about…

By: pieceLove

pieceLove — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:00:16 +0000

For us: “I’ve forgotten what good times are like…I remembered how I suffered and wandered. I remember how bitter my life was…My spirit is very sad deep down inside me. But here is something else I remember. And it gives me hope. The Lord loves us very much. So we haven’t been completely destroyed…His great love is new every morning.” That’s from wee Millie’s Bible–Lamentations 3:17-23 I don’t mind calling a mess a mess when I see one, but I hope I offer to help you clean it up. And God’s in the janitorial business.

By: In Honor Of Design

In Honor Of Design — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 02:56:11 +0000

Natalie, Thank you so much for your honesty, witness to truth, and wise words. I agree with you all the way. Its so easy to let our passions overtake us and want to shout at the sinner or point out each others wrongs. However, everyone is capable of grave sin, and we all have fallen. It am inspired by this post to search the heart before offering judgement. Thank you! I am a firm believer in “preach the gospel. when necessary use words.” All the best, Anna