Re: The last time

It's kind of funny that the person that gets trespassed against is the one that gets beat by the ministry the hardest. And that is exactly where the problem Lays. The ministry is constantly demanding that you freely forgive those that trespass against you, without the transgressor ever making the wrong that he did right. So that lays all the burden on the victim, and the perpetrator pays the preacher on Sunday, and that makes everything all right. The preachers have become completely silent about abortion, for 40 years the church screamed out to end abortion and when the government finally decided to volunteer it, the church went silent again. Preachers are scared to death because half of their population are pro-abortion and they don't want to lose any of that income. And I see it all across the nation. The scripture says be angry but sin not, and it also says to know to do right and not to do it is a sin. So that hangs everybody and no one will escape. I believe that most of the sin that is committed is within our own minds, because a lot of times people will say somebody transgressed against them just simply because of a disagreement and opinions. But I don't believe that's what God was talking about. He plainly left Ten Commandments with Moses and then wrapped them all up with the one Commandment that Jesus left. Don't think Jesus won't get mad and go in there and throw things around in the temple. And at what stage do you forgive a person. When they are contemplating the sin, when they are acting out the sin, or when the sin is over. Are we to say that we forgive all the people that are brainwashing our children against us right now, are we the ones that say we forgive all the murder that's being perpetrated across the world right now, or do we stay angry until it's all over with, and as it's Wrecking our mind because of the atrocity we say we forgive those murderers. When it comes to forgiveness there's a lot to unpack. And knowing the difference from what sin really is, opposed to what might simply just offend us. I have 100% believe in forgiveness but I also 100% believe in reparation. The good thing about the whole situation is that God gives us Grace, in other words he gives us a grace period to be angry and enough time to make it right. But the greatest damage is going to be on the perpetrator because he paid the preacher without going back and fixing his sins. So the preacher will benefit wow the perpetrator will have to suffer out their own sewing and reaping. So if we actually love the person that transgressed against us wouldn't we want to go to them and say look you really need to fix that with me because all hell's going to pour down on you if you don't. But somehow the preachers have taken that option out of our hands. But the good book says, before you bring an offering before the Lord go and clean up all your mess. But the ministry will never share that information. If God continually reminds you of a transgression that you have in your life the best thing you can do is correct the error and it will open the blessings for you, for we have all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. One of the manifestations of God's grace, is the grace period that gives us time to come to herself and come to our senses and fix the things that we know we should fix. But quite frankly this should not be the biggest battle in most Christians lives, because today I do not travel through the days wondering how much sin I've committed because I rarely ever commit a sin anymore, at least not premeditated. I can certainly make a lot of people extremely angry though, but not everybody's on the same education level, and that's what Jesus was so concerned about and that's why he said my people perish from lack of knowledge. That means his people perish from something they don't know. There's a lot of fat to chew on right here, but to me we need to go back to where the root problem begins, good morning congregation we're fixing to take up the offering this morning, and let me say this if you have alt against your brother or your sister anywhere out there, I need you to go ahead and leave the service and get that corrected and then come back and pay your offering. Because he's not supposed to collect it otherwise. You see, everybody's got a different set of rules. Tweet