Ask the Spirit to help you see them as He does. Lay down all that you have, and pray in what He gives you.”
As I sat across a man in the hospital one day. He had spent many years in prison. He was surprised “someone like me” would even talk to him. He wanted to leave his lifestyle and find a church. He wanted to know Jesus. The spirit gave me a love for that man that's indescribable as I sat chatting with him. I felt so blessed that I was given the opportunity to feel what God feels for those that had “big sins” (as the scripture discussed) forgiven, that day.
I remember once praying this very one
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Ask the Spirit to help you see them as He does. Lay down all that you have, and pray in what He gives you.”
As I sat across a man in the hospital one day. He had spent many years in prison. He was surprised “someone like me” would even talk to him. He wanted to leave his lifestyle and find a church. He wanted to know Jesus. The spirit gave me a love for that man that's indescribable as I sat chatting with him. I felt so blessed that I was given the opportunity to feel what God feels for those that had “big sins” (as the scripture discussed) forgiven, that day.
Love this Cheri. Wonderful story. And love that with God, sitting in hospital becomes a ministry opportunity.
As in verse 41-43