the fall..
trust.. understanding.. respect.. forgiveness.. wat does it actually mean to'you' all? sometimes i really wonder..
i still cannot believe wat i've heard.. i try, not believing tat it's true.. i choose to ignore.. but fact is, tat's how things are! and as much as i want to learn to forgive, i know tat deep down inside it's filled with sorrow, hurt and bitterness..
i really dunno how to feel, i dunno how to react.. but Lord, i pray for strength Lord for those whos' been hurt.. peace and healing as well.. and i thank You Lord for Your forgiveness and for Your grace.. thank You for being faithful, always.. Jesus name.. amen..
i really pray tat 'you' all would learn the meaning of respect and trust, and stop all these hurts tat 'you're' causing..
i still cannot believe wat i've heard.. i try, not believing tat it's true.. i choose to ignore.. but fact is, tat's how things are! and as much as i want to learn to forgive, i know tat deep down inside it's filled with sorrow, hurt and bitterness..
i really dunno how to feel, i dunno how to react.. but Lord, i pray for strength Lord for those whos' been hurt.. peace and healing as well.. and i thank You Lord for Your forgiveness and for Your grace.. thank You for being faithful, always.. Jesus name.. amen..
i really pray tat 'you' all would learn the meaning of respect and trust, and stop all these hurts tat 'you're' causing..
posted by 宝宝 at
12:25 AM
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How can I forgive someone who's broken my trust?
Trust God to look out for you.
1 Samuel 24
When you ask yourself the above question, ask it gently. When someone offends you or works against you, it's foolish to force yourself to say you've forgiven him or her. Especially if that person is anything like King Saul, your reticence may be merited. Even after their relationship appeared to be ironed out, David and his men returned to their hideout (24:22) to keep themselves from further danger.
The first step is to trust God to work with this person. David did that in two ways. He assumed God was in charge of the situation. If Saul was still king, then that must have been God's will. Also, David did not assume he was right and Saul was wrong—even when it sure looked like it. Although Saul had tried to murder David, David responded by not murdering Saul when he had the chance, refusing to pay evil for evil. When you leave the judgment and consequences in God's hands, you indicate that in the face of grievous error, you believe in God's ability to rescue you and bring about justice. Under that umbrella of God's protection, you can afford to see your enemy as a person with heartbreaks and problems, in need of God's love, perhaps even from you. (See also Numbers 14:11-25; 1 Samuel 24; Matthew 7:1-5; Matthew 18:21-35; Luke 6:27-36.)
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Anonymous, at 9:46 AM
AMen AMen...
nikki is spiritualised!! glory glory to Him...
yea...
i agree that.. the 1st step of forgiveness is to turn to God, ask for mercy and grace.
with men's eyes, the wickedness and the pyshical exist. but in His eyes, there is so much grace and mercy.
let His grace and forgiveness work through your heart, rather than, forcing yourselve to work your way.
but in all these things, we trust and believe that He will deliver us and prosper us. We are righteous thru Christ!!!
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Anonymous, at 12:26 PM
hope u are feeling better!
Just cast all your cares unto the Lord... be it ups or downs be it happy or sad or angry..
Just release unto Him...
Just release..
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Ting, at 9:36 PM
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