(This chapter is divided into 2 parts due to its length)
Unlike the well in which we are thrown by another person or circumstance, this chapter will discuss the well where we get ourselves, without having planned. In fact, it had never happened to fall into that pit, did not see beforehand, but now in a deep, dark hole.
The fact that nobody but you pushed it walked a slippery slope, right next well, we will produce a huge frustration for blame their own folly and foolishness. In the midst of the consequences dying is distressed by what could have been avoided. Says author, Beth Moore: "Oh girl, and I know that feeling! I've been in the well for this cause and believe me I know how it feels. " But let's examine some ways that Beth exposes how we can fall into the pit will:
• Just wanted to control their weight, not to become an anorexic.
• I just wanted to lend him the money, he would endeavor to pay, believing he needed "it" to be happy, did not intend to be the debtor and not pay.
• Solo I needed some sleep, did not intend to release our addiction to pills.
• Your intention was just flirting, it seemed harmless, both were married, could not pass anything, never thought he would fall prey to adultery.
• I just wanted to get a good deal, did not consider that the agreement he signed was a little "doubtful" and would lead to a legal problem.
• His intention had been to have a wonderful romance and now can not avoid fornication.
• His intention was to help his son hiding her husband what happened, so do not scold, did not think his son would get into a major hassle.
traps are armed and you fell, now the enemy, Satan uses guilt to make you believe that you will not get out of the well, but listen very well: No matter how responsible and guilty is to have slipped, God wants to leave, if you know Christ, know that you have power to overcome. God has a vision for you, no matter where it has been, God's intention is to rescue her, the love her very much, and the fact that you committed blunders does not diminish their love or an ounce. This time instead of give yourself a sermon and filled with feelings of guilt say the words that David said
No sooner said: "My feet slip"
Once your love, O Lord, came to my aid.
When I was growing anxiety,
Your comfort fill my soul with joy "
(Psalm 94:18)
Continuing in a next installment
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