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Let's face it...

Let's face it the more your press in to the Lord, His Word, the enemy is NOT happy. His desire is to use anyone to destroy you, your family, your name, that in the end destroys any kind of testimony  you may have or have had in others around you.

John 15:18-19
If the world hateth you, ye know that it hath hated me before it hated you.  If ye were of the world, the world would love its own: but because ye are not of the world, but I chose you out of the world, therefore the world hateth you.

Life never seems to STOP or end when it comes to Sin. Sin brings people to a place where they get lost within them self, that they can not even see the damage they are doing to the very relationships they state they desire to have with others, or  one they want others to have with special people in their lives.  Accusations,  words, poison- is spreading through veins affecting how they see reality. Perception becomes reality. False attempts of restoration, restitution, be come a reality. In the midst of it all.. one is left standing wondering HOW a relationship with one could get to this point that to gain what they desire they are willing to destroy anything and everything just to get what they want.

Lord- is that How it was for you- We were truly so far into our sin that we could not see the damage we  are doing to ourselves, and to the people around us.

Oh Father forgive us!! Help us as  so many truly believe in there sin and fallacy
that they live for you... OH Father.. my heart is broken. Father.. guide me through your truth and strengthen me.


Love In Christ
Angie

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