WWJD club

cristianna · Mar 9, 2007

Sure... my sig is free from copyright privileges! No problem getting a list together. Anyone feel free to jump in and update it as new members join us!

Well, as for an update on me... my WWJD strengths will be tested tomorrow! I'll be hanging out with my mother-in-law. We're not the best of friends. I tend to do alot of grinning and bearing, gritting teeth, etc. But I really, really want to change that. I think this is the PERFECT inspiration to quit talking and start walking!

PastorMikeJ · Mar 9, 2007

Amen!!! I will be joining you all!!!

Eldaah · Mar 9, 2007

cristianna said:
Sure... my sig is free from copyright privileges! No problem getting a list together. Anyone feel free to jump in and update it as new members join us!

Well, as for an update on me... my WWJD strengths will be tested tomorrow! I'll be hanging out with my mother-in-law. We're not the best of friends. I tend to do alot of grinning and bearing, gritting teeth, etc. But I really, really want to change that. I think this is the PERFECT inspiration to quit talking and start walking!

I will be praying for you. This is a good opportunity to use this pledge to change your life.

MikeJ said:
Amen!!! I will be joining you all!!!

It's good to have you here. I will add u to the list.

Eldaah · Mar 9, 2007

Here are all the names of those in our growing club:

CFfosterangel36
Cristianna
Eldaah
FriarErasmus
GatorGal
GoNoles
GreenMunchkin
HeReignsInMe
Ty
Wolfman
MikeJ

p.s. no one click the super screensaver thing. I don't know why it's there but I didn't type it. It appears on all my posts and I can delete it by editting, but I want it to go away for good. DON"T CLICK IT! That's why it's on mine (I clicked it on someone elses post). Does anyone know how to get rid of it?

Edit: I finally got rid of it! It was a trojan, but it's gone now.

GreenMunchkin · Mar 9, 2007

Had to think about it, cos it's a big think to commit to, but I'd like to, too.

If we're allowed to say stuff that's happened cos of it, the thing that finally made me want to is something that happened today. This may be really boring so feel free to not read

I didn't really know adults did it, but recvently, have been bullied by a group of people I vaguely know. I kinda thought bullying ended with childhood but it obviousy happens to grown ups, too. I was starting to get angry, cos am not very good at standing up for myself, and the main woman doing it is very aggressive and manipulative, so the others just kind of follow her so they can feel like they belong.

Have been getting angry, and taking it into myself, like maybe I'd done something wrong, and found myself thinking bad thoughts about Heather - the main woman doing it. But today I sent her an email saying: Hey. I wanted to say something, then I'm gonna leave all of this alone. In private, you're such a nice person, but in public, you're about as mean as I've come across, and I'm unsure as to why you're trying to cause me pain, but I'm sure you think it's justified so it's fair enough.

Heather, I seriously think you need to take a step back for a second and work out whether you've crossed the line into bullying. I know you're having a really really hard time of it at the moment, and am sorry you're having to go through it, but being this mean isn't the answer, surely.

I'm aware you'll pobably tell people you received hate mail from me, and that's ok, as long as YOU know it isn't. I actually thought we'd end up being friends, and do believe you're fundamentally a good person, but badness and meanness makes my stomach hurt so am leaving all of this well alone. I can't handle it, really. I really hope your health picks up, lady. I know you're not a Christian, but I am, so will be praying for you. God bless. x

I then blocked her email address and am gonna stay away from anywhere she'll be so she'll have to work hard to carry on bullying me. I feel really sad about it all, but I realised, am mostly sad that she's so unhappy in herself that she feels the need to bully people. We'd previously spoken about Jesus, so maybe what she hates is seeing Christ in me (I don't mean that arrogantly. I think all Christians have Jesus in them...) but, either way, I feel like maybe I asked myself WWJD, and did WJWD. I hope so anyway.

If you've actually read all that, thanks.

Eldaah · Mar 9, 2007

GreenMunchkin said:
Had to think about it, cos it's a big think to commit to, but I'd like to, too.

If we're allowed to say stuff that's happened cos of it, the thing that finally made me want to is something that happened today. This may be really boring so feel free to not read

I didn't really know adults did it, but recvently, have been bullied by a group of people I vaguely know. I kinda thought bullying ended with childhood but it obviousy happens to grown ups, too. I was starting to get angry, cos am not very good at standing up for myself, and the main woman doing it is very aggressive and manipulative, so the others just kind of follow her so they can feel like they belong.

Have been getting angry, and taking it into myself, like maybe I'd done something wrong, and found myself thinking bad thoughts about Heather - the main woman doing it. But today I sent her an email saying: Hey. I wanted to say something, then I'm gonna leave all of this alone. In private, you're such a nice person, but in public, you're about as mean as I've come across, and I'm unsure as to why you're trying to cause me pain, but I'm sure you think it's justified so it's fair enough.

Heather, I seriously think you need to take a step back for a second and work out whether you've crossed the line into bullying. I know you're having a really really hard time of it at the moment, and am sorry you're having to go through it, but being this mean isn't the answer, surely.

I'm aware you'll pobably tell people you received hate mail from me, and that's ok, as long as YOU know it isn't. I actually thought we'd end up being friends, and do believe you're fundamentally a good person, but badness and meanness makes my stomach hurt so am leaving all of this well alone. I can't handle it, really. I really hope your health picks up, lady. I know you're not a Christian, but I am, so will be praying for you. God bless. x

I then blocked her email address and am gonna stay away from anywhere she'll be so she'll have to work hard to carry on bullying me. I feel really sad about it all, but I realised, am mostly sad that she's so unhappy in herself that she feels the need to bully people. We'd previously spoken about Jesus, so maybe what she hates is seeing Christ in me (I don't mean that arrogantly. I think all Christians have Jesus in them...) but, either way, I feel like maybe I asked myself WWJD, and did WJWD. I hope so anyway.

If you've actually read all that, thanks.

I don't know the person or how she is to u, but I know what u said and I believe that as long as u believe Jesus would do that that it was the right thing to do. I'm not saying that people can do whatever they want and I'll believe it's the right thing if they say they think Jesus would do it. I'm saying that GreenMunchkin did the right thing if she honestly believes Jesus would do the same.

Great job GreenMunchkin. I hope to hear many more stories of how God is working in your life in the future. Glad to have you with us.

cristianna · Mar 9, 2007

GreenMunchkin... I fully support you in your decision. I'm sorry to hear how Heather and her circle of friends are treating you. It's certainly NOT how Jesus wants YOU treated. Just remember He's there for your sorrow, pain and tears-- unleash-- He's waiting for you to drop it at the cross.

HeReignsInMe · Mar 9, 2007

GreenMunchkin you're right there is something definitely bothering Heather either from her past or present and the enemy is using that to attack you, so proud of how you handled that, but be as it may we need to pray for Heather as well.......and your next meeting with her. God is on your side, to be that light to her.....continue to do so. God is good all the time.

In His grip,
Melissa

kanga22 · Mar 10, 2007

After careful consideration, I would like to join this group and its desire to do what Jesus would do in every situation. I will take the pledge.

For years I've wondered what Jesus would do in the situations I find myself in, since He was never a wife or mother. I've struggled with how to apply WWJD to MY life. Reading posts about the struggles and concerns of all the people here will help me and encourage me in my quest, I'm sure.

I'm looking forward to participating. Thank you for starting this thread.

Right now I have to make daily decisions on how to handle my cheating husband. So far my thought has been to handle it with dignity and grace. Years from now I want to know that I handled it in the most mature Christian way I could. I want to be proud to tell my (then grown) children how a Christian woman deals with these difficult life situations in a godly way. So, thinking WWJD, will help me in this desire.

One way that I believe I'm doing what Jesus would do, is not seeking a divorce. Dh is an unsaved man who chooses not to live with me, so according to the bible, I am to let him go. And, if our marriage ends in divorce, it will be dh who files for that, not me. God hates divorce, so I believe that I should not seek it.

I welcome your thoughts on my handling of this situation, so far, in the realm of WWJD.

Blessings,
Kanga

GreenMunchkin · Mar 10, 2007

kanga22 said:
After careful consideration, I would like to join this group and its desire to do what Jesus would do in every situation. I will take the pledge.

Right now I have to make daily decisions on how to handle my cheating husband. So far my thought has been to handle it with dignity and grace. Years from now I want to know that I handled it in the most mature Christian way I could. I want to be proud to tell my (then grown) children how a Christian woman deals with these difficult life situations in a godly way. So, thinking WWJD, will help me in this desire.

One way that I believe I'm doing what Jesus would do, is not seeking a divorce. Dh is an unsaved man who chooses not to live with me, so according to the bible, I am to let him go. And, if our marriage ends in divorce, it will be dh who files for that, not me. God hates divorce, so I believe that I should not seek it.

I welcome your thoughts on my handling of this situation, so far, in the realm of WWJD.

Truly, I think you are awesome. Am literally in awe of the way you're dealing with it. You have my love, prayers, and respect in equal measures. Genuinely. I know God will bring you through this season of your life, as His promise to you is an abundant life, so I pray you stay strong in Him. God bless you very very very much, sister. x

HeReignsInMe · Mar 10, 2007

kanga22 said:
After careful consideration, I would like to join this group and its desire to do what Jesus would do in every situation. I will take the pledge.

For years I've wondered what Jesus would do in the situations I find myself in, since He was never a wife or mother. I've struggled with how to apply WWJD to MY life. Reading posts about the struggles and concerns of all the people here will help me and encourage me in my quest, I'm sure.

I'm looking forward to participating. Thank you for starting this thread.

Right now I have to make daily decisions on how to handle my cheating husband. So far my thought has been to handle it with dignity and grace. Years from now I want to know that I handled it in the most mature Christian way I could. I want to be proud to tell my (then grown) children how a Christian woman deals with these difficult life situations in a godly way. So, thinking WWJD, will help me in this desire.

One way that I believe I'm doing what Jesus would do, is not seeking a divorce. Dh is an unsaved man who chooses not to live with me, so according to the bible, I am to let him go. And, if our marriage ends in divorce, it will be dh who files for that, not me. God hates divorce, so I believe that I should not seek it.

I welcome your thoughts on my handling of this situation, so far, in the realm of WWJD.

Blessings,
Kanga

Wow.....I admire and respect your decision of unselfish love and courage for your family and for your marriage, I think your doing the right thing although hard as it may be...........I truly pray for you and yours. God bless you and family.

I forgot to welcome you, so welcome aboard.

cristianna · Mar 10, 2007

MikeJ said:
Amen!!! I will be joining you all!!!

Welcome to the club!

HeReignsInMe said:
GreenMunchkin you're right there is something definitely bothering Heather either from her past or present and the enemy is using that to attack you, so proud of how you handled that, but be as it may we need to pray for Heather as well.......and your next meeting with her. God is on your side, to be that light to her.....continue to do so. God is good all the time.

In His grip,
Melissa

This is very true. I also did a lot of thinking about this last night during the wee hours I thought I was exhausted, but somehow or other caught a second wind.

I will also be praying for you GreenMunchkin that when the time comes the forgiveness you give her will really make a lasting impression.

kanga22 said:
After careful consideration, I would like to join this group and its desire to do what Jesus would do in every situation. I will take the pledge.

For years I've wondered what Jesus would do in the situations I find myself in, since He was never a wife or mother. I've struggled with how to apply WWJD to MY life. Reading posts about the struggles and concerns of all the people here will help me and encourage me in my quest, I'm sure.

I'm looking forward to participating. Thank you for starting this thread.

Right now I have to make daily decisions on how to handle my cheating husband. So far my thought has been to handle it with dignity and grace. Years from now I want to know that I handled it in the most mature Christian way I could. I want to be proud to tell my (then grown) children how a Christian woman deals with these difficult life situations in a godly way. So, thinking WWJD, will help me in this desire.

One way that I believe I'm doing what Jesus would do, is not seeking a divorce. Dh is an unsaved man who chooses not to live with me, so according to the bible, I am to let him go. And, if our marriage ends in divorce, it will be dh who files for that, not me. God hates divorce, so I believe that I should not seek it.

I welcome your thoughts on my handling of this situation, so far, in the realm of WWJD.

Blessings,
Kanga

Welcome Kanga! I will be praying for you. You are absolutely SOOOOO doing the right thing! I pray your strength and courage remains strong! Please share any specific prayer concerns you may have on this thread or via pm. We are here to support each other!

FriarErasmus · Mar 10, 2007

Eldaah said:
Three people have volunteered to help watch over this thread, and I have accepted them. They are: HeReignsinMe, Wolfman544, and Cristianna. I am very glad to have these helpers. All of you can assist in this, but I had to make sure that someone would watch it.

Okay, let's get this thing started. I am very glad to have you all here. I think we should officially take the pledge (I believe pledge is the right word) to do as Jesus would in our position today. Will you take this pledge? If you will, post and say "I will" or something of the sort. Keep in mind that this is a very important decision and should not be taken lightly.
I will pledge to do nothing for a whole year without first asking "What would Jesus do?" and acting upon my conclusion.
Will you join me?

P.S. like my new custom title?

I will. prayer:God, .... please!)

HeReignsInMe · Mar 10, 2007

MikeJ said:
Amen!!! I will be joining you all!!!

MikeJ welcome aboard, good to have you here with us on the team. My name is Melissa nice to meet you.

HeReignsInMe · Mar 10, 2007

FriarErasmus said:
I will. prayer:God, .... please!)

Good welcome!

SavedForever · Mar 10, 2007

Can I join up? I will make that committment, it's about time I actually started to do more to live like Jesus. So, yeah, I will pledge that.

HeReignsInMe · Mar 10, 2007

SavedForever said:
Can I join up? I will make that committment, it's about time I actually started to do more to live like Jesus. So, yeah, I will pledge that.

Good Welcome! Nice to meet you, My name is Melissa........

HeReignsInMe · Mar 10, 2007

Here are all the names of those in our growing club:

CFfosterangel36

Cristianna

Eldaah

FriarErasmus

kanga22

GatorGal

GoNoles

GreenMunchkin

HeReignsInMe

MikeJ

SavedForever

Ty

Wolfman

Eldaah · Mar 10, 2007

kanga22 said:
After careful consideration, I would like to join this group and its desire to do what Jesus would do in every situation. I will take the pledge.

For years I've wondered what Jesus would do in the situations I find myself in, since He was never a wife or mother. I've struggled with how to apply WWJD to MY life. Reading posts about the struggles and concerns of all the people here will help me and encourage me in my quest, I'm sure.

I'm looking forward to participating. Thank you for starting this thread.

Right now I have to make daily decisions on how to handle my cheating husband. So far my thought has been to handle it with dignity and grace. Years from now I want to know that I handled it in the most mature Christian way I could. I want to be proud to tell my (then grown) children how a Christian woman deals with these difficult life situations in a godly way. So, thinking WWJD, will help me in this desire.

One way that I believe I'm doing what Jesus would do, is not seeking a divorce. Dh is an unsaved man who chooses not to live with me, so according to the bible, I am to let him go. And, if our marriage ends in divorce, it will be dh who files for that, not me. God hates divorce, so I believe that I should not seek it.

I welcome your thoughts on my handling of this situation, so far, in the realm of WWJD.

Blessings,
Kanga

God bless you! I'm glad you have decided to do this. I believe you are definately making the wise and right choice in your marriage. I admire your wisdom. I will add you to my prayers. God bless!

SavedForever said:
Can I join up? I will make that committment, it's about time I actually started to do more to live like Jesus. So, yeah, I will pledge that.

Glad to have you as well. This club is growing faster than I expected. I didn't expect to see so many people willing to change their lives so drastically. So often we want nothing more than to just sit back and get comfortable in our lives. May God bless all who have taken this pledge or will take it.

rita727 · Mar 10, 2007

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I can't say I'll be faithful to it,

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