Dealing with your Enemies | Mike Mazzalongo | BibleTalk.tv

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
  • Christians are in a unique situation when called on to deal with their enemies. This lesson will outline the various strategies that the Bible provides when believers must face those who injure them in some way.
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Комментарии • 12

  • @francesbrown850
    @francesbrown850 2 месяца назад

    Very thorough, clear, helpful teaching. Thank you.

  • @bibletalktv
    @bibletalktv  5 лет назад

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  • @fayepinkerton1550
    @fayepinkerton1550 6 лет назад

    Very informative. Thanks for biblical insight.

  • @TinaMiller123
    @TinaMiller123 6 лет назад

    I would say if people are abusive to stay away. I known people like this. It would Be nice to have a sermon about abusive people, what to do, because some people stay in the abuse, because they think they are not being Christian, if they do not take the abuse. I know better, now. I will not stay in it, not for myself. I have been mentally, sexually and psychically abused, even as a child, and even in later years.

    • @bibletalktv
      @bibletalktv  6 лет назад +1

      Please see the series entitled, “Dealing With Divorce.” Lessons #5 & 6 deal with abuse and how to deal with it. This may provide more information for you. bibletalk.tv/dealing-with-divorce
      - MM

  • @sBaby-pd2lf
    @sBaby-pd2lf 6 лет назад

    Ok so I have another question I usually approach the person that has offended me and 9 times out of ten they aren't honest and then they continue to keep doing it. Repeatedly . They don't change 9 times out of 10. So then what??

    • @bibletalktv
      @bibletalktv  6 лет назад +1

      Then it’s on them, not you. You offer the forgiveness, you control that. If they reject it then they have to deal with God and His Justice, not you.
      - MM

    • @TinaMiller123
      @TinaMiller123 6 лет назад +1

      I knew people who always complained about health problems and how people treated them, and they also talked bad about me and other people. These people wanted me to lie to them, and go along with everything they said, or they hated me. I could not have a mind of my own. I could not keep going back to that treatment. I told these people many times, and most of the time they were not sorry, and then they kept mentally abusing me. I told my church and other church'es I been to, they do not want to get into it. These people are very controlling. I usually had to sorry, when I was not, but it appeased them.
      Also my mother needs a lot of help. She is very mentally unstable. I told her if she does not get help, to stay away. I meant what I said, after 40 years of this mental abuse I am done.
      The best thing you can do with some people is stay away, and pray for them, do as the Lord Leads. I know the Lord lead me away from these people! They say they are Christian, but sure do not act like it, all they want to do is fight and start problems.

    • @bibletalktv
      @bibletalktv  6 лет назад +1

      The Lord does teach us not to ..cast our pearls before swine.” Mt. 7:6
      - MM

    • @sBaby-pd2lf
      @sBaby-pd2lf 6 лет назад

      BibleTalk.tv thanks for the reply :)