Page 70 to never dance unless it is to Christian worship music. to never drink alcohol. to never see a psychologist or psychiatrist. to speak in tongues. to never speak in tongues. to never see a doctor, but to believe God for healing. to not use medicines, only herbs and natural supplements. to never eat meat. to keep the Sabbath (Saturday) holy. to keep Sunday holy. to tithe to their local church from their net income. to tithe to their local church from their gross income. to give as they have purposed in their heart to give. to avoid the unclean foods listed in the Law of Moses. to not watch the news or read newspapers. to never spend more than $30 on a watch. to read their Bible every day. to pray at least one hour a day. to never buy a lottery ticket. to witness to at least one unsaved person each day. to not celebrate Christmas (they shouldn’t have a Christmas tree, lights, or exchange presents). to not allow their kids to participate in Easter egg hunts or go trick-or-treating.
When God’s name and character are belittled, we ought to be indignant. But when others attack our lives and ministries, God remains the issue. He will bring everything to light at the proper time for the vindication of His glory and power (Matt. 10:26; 1 Cor. 4:5)... Taking personal offense at the attacks of others makes our reputation the issue and stores up personal “baggage” in our hearts, leading to bitter grudges.
Jerry Wragg