- May 17, 2011
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So I've watched over the last few weeks as someone close to me has developed from someone who genuinely loved all other people and would give time and anything to help all, into someone who judges instantly as they look at others with comments like "They're gay" or "What a sinner". The transformation started around the time this person began attending a local Pentecostal church. Its even spilled over into my relationship with them.
So my question is how hard is it to get a person who suddenly feels entitled to judge others because of who THEY think they are and how good THEY are for going to church, etc, to be humble again and loving. A pretty open ended question I know, but one worth asking. Any time I say they should stop judging off looks or be humble and forgive, I'm scolded and reminded of their Spirit filled personality.
A situation happened recently where this person started shaking violently apparently (as I was told) in this new church and she was prayed over and told she had received the Spirit, then subsequently the entire 20 member congregation did as well. That was when the attitudes and mentality shifted. Perhaps a form of pride, but deadly none the less.
If nothing else please pray for me and this individual who I care deeply about for a peaceful and speedy resolution.
So my question is how hard is it to get a person who suddenly feels entitled to judge others because of who THEY think they are and how good THEY are for going to church, etc, to be humble again and loving. A pretty open ended question I know, but one worth asking. Any time I say they should stop judging off looks or be humble and forgive, I'm scolded and reminded of their Spirit filled personality.
A situation happened recently where this person started shaking violently apparently (as I was told) in this new church and she was prayed over and told she had received the Spirit, then subsequently the entire 20 member congregation did as well. That was when the attitudes and mentality shifted. Perhaps a form of pride, but deadly none the less.
If nothing else please pray for me and this individual who I care deeply about for a peaceful and speedy resolution.