First off, you don't need to point out sin I'm already aware of in my own life. Second, you all keep making assumptions about my life based upon past actions. Okay you have no idea what my walk with God is like. You don't what I've been through in it. You don't have a right to try and "read my heart" because you're not God and only he has such an ability.
You want to know assumptions I've received?
My motives for serving God are impure
I'm doing nothing to repent of my sin
I'm not trying to prepare myself for the blessings God has given me
All of these ARE WRONG!
When you keep trying to force the situation to change that is wrong. It's not trusting God. We're supposed to prepare ourselves for the blessings God is going to give us with the resources he's made available to us. After that, there is nothing we can do except pray. Pray for provision and pray for patience in waiting on his timing. If he wants us to wait after we've done everything we can, then STILL trying to change the situation is implying lack of trust. If you cannot trust God enough to provide for your needs he willl not.
Oh, and fyi, I'm trying to reconcile things with my friends. However, this isn't an easy transition for a number of reasons. One, they're my brothers and sisters in Christ. Two, I once enjoyed close fellowship with them. Three, they were a huge source of support in my walk with God since my biological family isn't saved. Now, I go from all this to the relationships drifting. I really don't appreciate being treated like I don't exist by them.
Do they have their own lives? Yeah, I'm aware of this. However, you're not supposed to become so selfish with your own life that you fail to think how your actions affect others. I'm trying to reconcile with them. God has already revealed to me that they haven't done this delibarately and they probably don't realize they're doing anything wrong. When you fail to think how your actions affect others that is sinful. It violates what Scripture says because Scriptures teaches to love your neighbor as yourself. This passage implies that you're supposed to think of how your actions affect others and that you're supposed to think of others before yourself. Why? Because loe is selfless. This is NOT me being angry. This is simply God revealing to me why what they've done is wrong. I'm not condemning them. Scripture says that if you see a person in a sin you're supposed to rebuke them lovingly.
You want to know assumptions I've received?
My motives for serving God are impure
I'm doing nothing to repent of my sin
I'm not trying to prepare myself for the blessings God has given me
All of these ARE WRONG!
When you keep trying to force the situation to change that is wrong. It's not trusting God. We're supposed to prepare ourselves for the blessings God is going to give us with the resources he's made available to us. After that, there is nothing we can do except pray. Pray for provision and pray for patience in waiting on his timing. If he wants us to wait after we've done everything we can, then STILL trying to change the situation is implying lack of trust. If you cannot trust God enough to provide for your needs he willl not.
Oh, and fyi, I'm trying to reconcile things with my friends. However, this isn't an easy transition for a number of reasons. One, they're my brothers and sisters in Christ. Two, I once enjoyed close fellowship with them. Three, they were a huge source of support in my walk with God since my biological family isn't saved. Now, I go from all this to the relationships drifting. I really don't appreciate being treated like I don't exist by them.
Do they have their own lives? Yeah, I'm aware of this. However, you're not supposed to become so selfish with your own life that you fail to think how your actions affect others. I'm trying to reconcile with them. God has already revealed to me that they haven't done this delibarately and they probably don't realize they're doing anything wrong. When you fail to think how your actions affect others that is sinful. It violates what Scripture says because Scriptures teaches to love your neighbor as yourself. This passage implies that you're supposed to think of how your actions affect others and that you're supposed to think of others before yourself. Why? Because loe is selfless. This is NOT me being angry. This is simply God revealing to me why what they've done is wrong. I'm not condemning them. Scripture says that if you see a person in a sin you're supposed to rebuke them lovingly.
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