Thought For Today.

UNLESS TO DO IS GOING TO CAUSE THEM OR OTHER PAIN OR SUFFERING.

When it comes to ‘making direct amends’ we need to evaluate if doing so will cause pain or harm to those we need to make amends to. Making amends in some instances may cause irreparable damages to all concerned. In these cases, we should pray about them and/or writing a letter to the person concerned as if we are talking directly to them. We can also make amends through changes in our attitudes and behaviors.

Jeremiah 7:3  God-of-the-Angel-Armies, Israel’s God, has this to say to you: “‘Clean up your act—the way you live, the things you do—so I can make my home with you in this place.


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I was born in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland. I now live in Melbourne, Australia with my wife Karen and my three children Duncan Mitchell and Ashleigh. I am a recovered alcoholic. recovered through the Saving Grace of Jesus Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit living in and working through me. My life's mission is to help people suffering from addiction discover a personal relationship with Jesus Christ so they can experience what it means to be truly sober.