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Roy Coates:
It is a strange work God is performing. Thanks for all the continued prayer and support. It is not my responsibility to be in control, it is His. This takes some pressureoff of me. I continue to study, learn and have begun to expose the leaders from my church. I call it training ground when I am asked why i am doing what I am doing. I am slowly becoming more tolerant to the sinners in my life(myself included), I have much sorrow and pity for them. Peace and Grace be on you all, Roy
G. Driggs:
Praying for you Bro, hang in there. Im sure you know this is worth it, and its not for nothing.
Mal 3:2 But who can endure the day when he comes? Who can stand when he appears? For he will be like a refiner's fire, like the soapmaker's lye.
Mal 3:3 He will sit, testing and purifying the silver; he will purify the sons of Levi, refining them like gold and silver, so that they can bring offerings to Adonai uprightly.
1Pe 1:7 Even gold is tested for genuineness by fire. The purpose of these trials is so that your trust's genuineness, which is far more valuable than perishable gold, will be judged worthy of praise, glory and honor at the revealing of Yeshua the Messiah.
Peace, Love
G.Driggs
9440geoff:
I really feel for you right now, Roy. Maybe your wife is not trying to hurt you, but is looking for some comfort in old, familiar things, even though she knows they are wrong. It is said that time is a great healer, so I'm praying that your wife will come to realize the mistake she is making in wanting to place your daughter in catechism. Also praying you, Roy, that our Father will strengthen you, and give you wisdom, and patience.
Duane:
and I thought I had it bad--boo-hoo-- poor ME~
Your trials and tribuations have sure helped strengthen me = THANKS!
judith collier:
Dear Roy, I sense your wife feels betrayed. Women like security and when our little worlds are turned upside down we get very upset. She is just hurt. Please let her know that whatever she chooses you will be there for her. Identity is also at stake here. I would ask myself who I really was anymore because I was so entwined in my beliefs and church. Separating is like cutting the umbillical cord, very hard to do.
There is grief involved as though someone or something has died.
It is imperative you uphold her and try your best to ease her out of emotion by patience and understanding. Please don't throw scripture at her.
Love, Judy
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