Re: We are called to encourage and to carry each other's burden
Posted by: angelwings <angelwings@...>
to me.A very special friendship.I want it back.I have asked several people
to pray with me that this friendship would be restored.It ended with harsh
words spoken by me in which I have since asked forgiveness for.They would
not forgive me until recently She told me that he has forgiven me and is
just skeptical as to what I want from him.It turns out that he feels I was
manipulating him and I am ashamed to admit it but he is right and I let him
know he was.Now she tells me he is not against restoring this friendship and
he is willing to talk.When he has not said.I want this friendship to be
restored and be better than it was.These people are very important to me
becauise they are pastors and also I love and miss them very much.
Bev
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From: "Jeanne Manhood" <jmanhood@mindspring.com>
To: <1corinthians7@welovegod.org>
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 10:39 PM
Subject: [1Corinthians7] We are called to encourage and to carry each
other's burden
> Beverly and to all our readers,
> There is a scripture that says "comfort those with the comfort you have
> received.". Father will use you mightily. thank you for sharing your
> story. God bless you.
> I Corinthians 7 was started so that there could be a sharing and
connecting
> of what we have been through. We are called as Christians to encourage
one
> another, build each other up and carry each other's burden. If any of you
> have a burden that is on your heart or a testimony you would like to
share,
> we would like to hear from you. Maybe you just need someone to talk to.
> We are here for you. All of us. I remember two years ago, you were here
> for me. God bless each of you
>
> For God so loved the world, He gave his only son.............John 3:16
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