@_DKPatterson_ Please tell me I did not just hear you tell a woman to ask her husband to forgive her for him hitting her. Tell me I am not hearing this. At least you are unified with @_PPatterson_ Disgusting and shameful.
@TriciaRoush7@BozT @tisaiahcho I completely agree. I know that as a young wife in a very toxic and physically abusive situation, I loved my husband and went to my pastor for guidance. It is really not ours to tell women/girls who to go to. Pastors must be prosecuted and held accountable for this.
@MBdMittens1@LawandProfits@graphiccons Absolutely not. Is it your job or calling to keep order or make others responsible for what you see as wrong? God is big enough. You are not the legal system or even someone that is personally involved calling for Biblical resolution.
@courtneyellis@KSPrior@EkstasisMag The Shades by Betty Brock. First chapter book I read as a child and fell in love with reading. It is out of print but I always check used book stores!
@graphiccons@LawandProfits@MBdMittens1 I love all people. Falsely accused or otherwise. What you are implying is that I should love someone that is presumably falsely accused more that the supposed accuser. That’s not how grace works…..
@myarnell This is what I keep coming back to and it is fundamental. No one spoke for me or reached out or protected me in the church. Quite the opposite. I am convicted to always hear, listen, help, protect, embolden, encourage, and reinforce those that need it. Women and children.
@_DKPatterson_ That was very public and one person speaking accusingly to another person. Not even the biblical mandate for handling grievances. So far off…