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Jullianna
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Philippians 4:8 - Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—
think about such things.
The one who diets is cautious about attending a buffet. The smoker avoids the smokeshop. The alcoholic avoids the bars. This is wisdom.
When we know that a sibling in Christ is struggling with certain addictions and we are praying with them, it is difficult to watch them create thread after thread about related topics, especially at a time when they are experiencing victory in that area. In the midst of a spiritual battle, as King Solomon wisely knew, it is the little foxes that spoil the vineyard.
I'm not saying such threads have no merit, but they do have their place and time. When battling a certain thing, it is important to direct our thoughtlife to other matters.
Still praying.....
think about such things.
The one who diets is cautious about attending a buffet. The smoker avoids the smokeshop. The alcoholic avoids the bars. This is wisdom.
When we know that a sibling in Christ is struggling with certain addictions and we are praying with them, it is difficult to watch them create thread after thread about related topics, especially at a time when they are experiencing victory in that area. In the midst of a spiritual battle, as King Solomon wisely knew, it is the little foxes that spoil the vineyard.
I'm not saying such threads have no merit, but they do have their place and time. When battling a certain thing, it is important to direct our thoughtlife to other matters.
Still praying.....