I went dyslexic reading this the first time. Now I realize it truly does make perfect sense.If God is your co-pilot it's time to change seats.
Love that it’s time to let go of the wheel and let him drive !! And become a passengerIf God is your co-pilot it's time to change seats.
Everyone has done something idiotic in his or her youth. You learned from it, so have I. The lad who had undergone chemo most likely forgives a repented heart, You have one, so surely you are already forgiven, and in the long run, the lad too, learned from it. No it was not a good thing to do, but we all have learned from our youthful stupidities.. I know I have.This is a harsh lesson that I learned a very hard lesson from . It’s a shame I did the is but I truly wasn’t thinking and it wasn’t done knowing the situation but ….
the lesson is you ever know what someone else is going through so be careful with your words
I was in jr high school and me and my friend noticed a new kid . He was completely bald and so we poked some fun at him for a couple minutes and he started crying. It was his first day at our school
( I cringe and it still cuts me to bring it up )
it turns out as you might have guessed by now the young man had cancer and was bald because he had been through several rounds of chemotherapy
he never returned to school after that day we made him cry. It is still a terrible weight almost fifty years later on my heart I repent often for what I did even now I’m feeling that terrible sorrow for what I did.
I’ve always assumed he went throne crying and didn’t want to come back. I think of how his parents probably felt and how badly I deserved to be. Roughy out in the open for it and made a scourge of some sort
i think that’s one thing I still haven’t forgiven myself for I may carry that to my judgement because it is so deep in my heart and memory it pops up sometimes and still hurts
I hope with all my heart I see him again someday in the heavens and can ask his forgiveness if it still matters at that point
I think a good solid life lesson is that careless words in some circumstances can be a deep and sorrowful regret for a very very long time so we should be careful when we don’t know peoples situation
darn I hate that part![]()
I’ve definately learned from it and never repeated such an offense of anotherEveryone has done something idiotic in his or her youth. You learned from it, so have I. The lad who had undergone chemo most likely forgives a repented heart, You have one, so surely you are already forgiven, and in the long run, the lad too, learned from it. No it was not a good thing to do, but we all have learned from our youthful stupidities.. I know I have.
In short, I know how you feel. You will be just fine with that remorse you hve and you are forgiven, I believe, amen.
This is a harsh lesson that I learned a very hard lesson from . It’s a shame I did the is but I truly wasn’t thinking and it wasn’t done knowing the situation but ….
the lesson is you ever know what someone else is going through so be careful with your words
I was in jr high school and me and my friend noticed a new kid . He was completely bald and so we poked some fun at him for a couple minutes and he started crying. It was his first day at our school
( I cringe and it still cuts me to bring it up )
it turns out as you might have guessed by now the young man had cancer and was bald because he had been through several rounds of chemotherapy
he never returned to school after that day we made him cry. It is still a terrible weight almost fifty years later on my heart I repent often for what I did even now I’m feeling that terrible sorrow for what I did.
I’ve always assumed he went throne crying and didn’t want to come back. I think of how his parents probably felt and how badly I deserved to be. Roughy out in the open for it and made a scourge of some sort
i think that’s one thing I still haven’t forgiven myself for I may carry that to my judgement because it is so deep in my heart and memory it pops up sometimes and still hurts
I hope with all my heart I see him again someday in the heavens and can ask his forgiveness if it still matters at that point
I think a good solid life lesson is that careless words in some circumstances can be a deep and sorrowful regret for a very very long time so we should be careful when we don’t know peoples situation
darn I hate that part![]()
Your post has bought tears to my eyes.
We have all been stupid and done stupid things that have hurt people as non believers and non believers.
I carried so much baggage concerning this in my life.
I would hurt because of the pain I knew I caused.
Precious brother in Jesus and the son of the Father you have been truly forgiven and what you have done has been buried in the deepest ocean.
Our Father does not want you to carry this burden and hurt.
He wants to set you free.
”Heavenly Father I ask that our precious brother will forgive himself concerning this burden he is carrying. You have forgiven him and do not hold it against him.
Holy Spirt work within him to set him free to forgive himself and I know that you love him so much.
Jesus said give him our burdens so I pray he will do so and leave it with you when satan comes to condemn him, as there is no condemnation for those in Jesus.
I also pray for the new kid. We do not know what become of him.
All I can ask is that your provision of grace has been received by the new kid.