By: Bob Burford

Bob Burford — Sat, 13 Feb 2016 12:19:30 +0000

I am a sinner, just like everyone else. My sister has two children and frankly, I don’t like their company. My nephew who is in his forty’s still lives at home with his mom and spends his money on child support and late night pursuits which I will not go into. He gives nothing to my sister who is disabled and unable to work. My niece is living with a man not her husband. The husband is a bipolar a terror and I never liked him. Yes, they are getting a divorce. They don’t spend much time with me and only came to me in the past if they wanted money. Well since I don’t have any to give any more they have no reason to see me. I have been praying lately how I am to minister to them and maybe it is not me who should be doing it, because they never listened to me anyway. I do pray for all of them but if Jesus mercy extends to them, how do I sit down at table and what do I say? Still praying on this one. Mercy extends to them and to me and I am willing to sit down at table but not sure how that is suppose to work out.

By: adekaldu norbert

adekaldu norbert — Sat, 13 Feb 2016 07:25:04 +0000

Thanks Julie, what a wonderful, inspiring sharing of the word of God.

By: Aloysius Ugwu

Aloysius Ugwu — Sat, 13 Feb 2016 07:03:21 +0000

Is there a contrast between me and the multitude and at the same time influencing them towards good. A wonderful lesson for me.
Thanks.

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