I agree, and it's that wisdom that is the important factor. So many prefer not to learn their lessons in their past, and they live in a continuous circle by making the same mistakes.
Consider this, some countries sit on huge stockpiles of arms, and with their economies in a bad shape, the danger is that they will have to start retrenching the staff at the munitions factories. Another issue is that the stockpiles of arms face a danger of expiry, and they might soon be listed for destruction. So, what will be a logical answer to this dilemma. Simple. Start a war somewhere.
You can't take it with you when you go. So true, as you came in with nothing, and you will go out with nothing. A saying that I often repeated in my sermons, and I also liked to mention the reality of sin and hell, to the dislike of the resident ministers, as they liked to preach comfortable sermons in order to keep their congregations happy. I think that they held a party when I retired :))
We know your hearts, and they are good, that's why you guys and your family are blessed, and we only do what we can for others. Thank you, guys, for all of the much needed support, and know that we see you as partners in our work. So, the credit of our work goes firstly to our Father in Heaven, and then to our partners.
Blessing to all.
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To paint a rosy picture, one that avoids the truth is really a disservice. I guess that if you tell folks what they want to hear they will keep coming back.
The other ministers may have been happy to see you go, but in the long run, it is their loss.
Being a partner in your guy's mission to help others is an honor!
Well, the Lord decides on our comings and goings, and my time was up with no regrets. The truth cannot be hidden, as sooner or later it will be revealed, so it's out of my hands now and it's another closed chapter in my life.
Fortunately, I was led to start Papillon and the battle continues, but it's a battle that we love, and you guys are worthy partners.
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