Dear Sharon,
I understand your concerns about this man, and the way things are
today, one can not be too carefull.
I will be praying for you in this matter.
I hate to say it, but I kind of wonder what his goals really are?
I will be praying for him and for you.
Lovingly,
Pat Ferguson
At 02:20 PM 9/21/2008, you wrote:
>Hi all!
>
>I have something to tell you about, that I need prayer for. This
>morning, as we girls waited for our caregivers to come from their
>church service, a man came up to us, saying (if I heard correctly)
>that The Lord led him to come and talk to us. In the course of our
>conversation, it was mentioned that I play musical instruments. He
>then revealed that he belongs to a group of musicians, and that they
>play by ear, not as other musicians do. I said that I play by ear
>also, and asked him how I could get there. He said that his wife
>can drive me there. He told us how the musicians are drawn by The
>Lord, and that they play as He leads, not wanting to get ahead of
>Him, that they only play Christian music, for Him.
>
>I've always had a sort of desire to have a group to jam with, but
>I'm not sure what to make of this. It doesn't seem to be
>church-afiliated, just a small group of about nine or ten. And the
>way he talks about The Lord. I know, of course, that we can't talk
>enough about Jesus; as He is limitlessly wonderful and past finding
>out. But when someone talks about Him in our very first encounter,
>such as when this man said that I can see more than others can see
>because of my blindness, and asked me what I can see about him, and
>the description about how the musicians interact with The Lord, I
>don't feel very comfortable. What do you think about this kind of
>conversation? I will tell you that he had broken his neck, and that
>he had-or did have-a 50-50% chance of survival (I didn't understand
>it all). Perhaps that is why he wants to talk so deeply about
>Jesus. I'd like for you to pray for wisdom, and that The Lord will
>continue to remove the garbage in my life so that I won't feel
>uncomfortable about God anymore; that He will help me to remember
>that He is the One who understands where I come from, and that I
>don't have to allow my other brothers and sisters in Christ to make
>me afraid and feel hopeless. I would appreciate this very much.
>
>Thank you all for your support!
>
>Sharon
>
>
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