After publishing Part Five: Who are Men of God?, I received a comment from someone which, on the surface, seemed innocent enough. As the “conversation” progressed, it became obvious (although they denied it) that the person had ulterior motives. Perhaps a Christian man or men in a church hurt them in some way, or they have bought into the idea that Christian men are in general bad.
I decided not to tolerate such an attitude, but in retrospect, I realized that not all Christian (or Jewish or Muslim or any man of faith) men are good. Some do hide behind certain scriptures to justify their gad and ungodly behavior, so there is that. Also, as Christians, if we have done someone harm, we need to seek out their forgiveness.
Morning Meditations 