For those of you with such spite for the people performing "first amendment audits" maybe remember that we are called to meet strangers as The Messiah would. I have spent my entire life in law enforcement and government service. I once thought like many of you. Unfortunately, the words never, always, "after one thing", are all so exclusi…
For those of you with such spite for the people performing "first amendment audits" maybe remember that we are called to meet strangers as The Messiah would. I have spent my entire life in law enforcement and government service. I once thought like many of you. Unfortunately, the words never, always, "after one thing", are all so exclusionary as to be nonsensical. I often record church services as I was injured in an explosion, while working overseas, and suffered TBIs. I record many things to assist with my memory and comprehension. I recently met a number of "auditors" with very similar stories. They had all been wronged in some other way and thier "auditing", in my summation was an avenue to seek justice and protect others from similar wrongs. Try not to let those that are misaligned with the mission of Our Heavenly Father's church and instead SHOW them the message. If they have ill intent they will be drowned by the grace and peace of The Father, many have a change of heart and those that do not move on, as the adversary cannot stand in His Presence.
Seeking fellowship and communion over conflict and chaos with a focus on understanding and educationand heals hearts and furthers Our Father's love and grace in a world of hate and judgement.
Maybe we should question why we are so offended once in a while. If The Creator can turn Saul into Paul maybe we can learn that nothing is beyond him and our houses of worship could gain followers of The Messiah that are not afraid to speak Truth and spread that message among their substantial social media platforms. Just a thought.
For those of you with such spite for the people performing "first amendment audits" maybe remember that we are called to meet strangers as The Messiah would. I have spent my entire life in law enforcement and government service. I once thought like many of you. Unfortunately, the words never, always, "after one thing", are all so exclusionary as to be nonsensical. I often record church services as I was injured in an explosion, while working overseas, and suffered TBIs. I record many things to assist with my memory and comprehension. I recently met a number of "auditors" with very similar stories. They had all been wronged in some other way and thier "auditing", in my summation was an avenue to seek justice and protect others from similar wrongs. Try not to let those that are misaligned with the mission of Our Heavenly Father's church and instead SHOW them the message. If they have ill intent they will be drowned by the grace and peace of The Father, many have a change of heart and those that do not move on, as the adversary cannot stand in His Presence.
Seeking fellowship and communion over conflict and chaos with a focus on understanding and educationand heals hearts and furthers Our Father's love and grace in a world of hate and judgement.
Maybe we should question why we are so offended once in a while. If The Creator can turn Saul into Paul maybe we can learn that nothing is beyond him and our houses of worship could gain followers of The Messiah that are not afraid to speak Truth and spread that message among their substantial social media platforms. Just a thought.
Thanks for the reminder to share the Word and invite them in to worship.