How to live a Godly life if you are living with someone who is a self righteous angry man who thinks he is the best of all and he does not want being corrected and instead gets angry at it and what if the worse part of it is he is your parent?
well Paul said in 1st Corinthians that “Evil company corrupts good habits.”
Will God understand or hates me if I became rude also and becomes an angry man because of being someone with a bad character?
How can you respect this kind of man whom I believe is almost the manifestation of the devil in the flesh?
Hi Jameen I’m not sure how old your father is, but I see you are 31.
Is there any way you can move out?
If not, then you will have to learn to forgive and forget and be the better person.
I say this from experience, I live with my elderly aunt who is now 83. She has lots
of medical issues and possibly is starting with dementia. I’ve looked after her for 5
years now.
During periods of illness, confusion, hypoxia, UTIs, I’ve been called everything under
the sun, accused of stealing, of having parties in the house, even of bringing lots
of men home - when she mistakes the TV for someone in the house.
Even when she is medically stable, she misunderstands things which leads to
various unpleasantness. It hurts but now I’ve come to a point where I just let it
all go and just do what I do out of love for her.
Even despite the confusion, she is a Christian and is in God’s hands. A while back
one night I heard her crying and went in to see her. She was praying asking for
forgiveness and asked me to pray with her. So even despite the anger, hallucinations
and confusion, God breaks through.
I came across these verses recently. It’s all you need to do. If you love your father
you will act out of love. That love might include moving out to pursue your
own life but keeping in touch and praying and setting the example of Christ.
But realising you do not need to live in these circumstances if your father is
able to manage on his own.
It might include doing what I do, taking care of someone who can’t take care of
themselves and keeping no record of wrong.
Romans 13:8 NKJV
[8] Owe no one anything except to love one another, for he who loves
another has fulfilled the law.
Romans 13:8 NLT
[8] Owe nothing to anyone-except for your obligation to love one another.
If you love your neighbor, you will fulfill the requirements of God's law.