Monday, May 16, 2011

Motherly Comfort
Let's get back into our Inspirational Series A~Z. For the ones that are new to this, we encourage you to share and/ or print these out and share them with your FB family and friends and your kiddos at home! Post them or fram them in your home. We're on J, God gives me joy! Yes, He does! If you are in a good relationship with Him, He will lift you up and give you a joy you've never felt possible! )

'He fills me with joy everywhere I go' ~Psalm 16:11---Evangelists Loretta Keitt

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Love is the greatest

Father God I have learned how not to treat the sinner because of how people treated me. I have learned how not to treat the backslider, because of how Christians treated me oh Hallelujah yes Lord when my time comes don't allow me to treat them the way I was treated, I won't Lord. Hallelujah, yes yes Love is the greatest of these all, love is the greatest. yes yes yes.

Proverbs 23:1

Proverbs 23:1 When thou sittest to eat with a ruler, consider diligently what is before thee: King James version

James 5:20

James 5:20 talks about saving a soul from death by correcting the person. The Bible says that we should correct, rebuke, and be bold to those who are sinning. This means that if you see a brother/sister in the Lord in sin, then it is your responsibility to correct him/her. ----Lisa Maki

Paul teaches in

Paul teaches in Gal.5:14-15 that the purpose of rebuking is not to BITE and DEVOUR another, as a small dog yaps and snaps at people. Rather, even in our rebuking of others, we are to EDIFY and ENCOURAGE one another. ----Lisa Maki

You have to

You have to be CAUTIOUS of the MINDSET that God has called you to a MINISTRY OF REBUKING OTHERS. These are people who give themselves to fault-finding. The Bible has much to say about such people whose lives are focused on the faults of others… II Thessalonians 3:6-12, I Timothy 5:9-15, I Peter 4:14-15, Proverbs 20:3 and 26:17---Lisa Maki

I Timothy 5:1

We are warned in I Timothy 5:1 to rebuke not an Elder or a Pastor, but rather we are to entreat them as we would our father and we are to deal with the faults of younger men as brothers. Older women are to be treated as mothers and younger women as sisters. In other words, deal with them tenderly and kindly. ---Lisa Maki