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Hello in answer to your question should you go after them.
I have found after 25 years of being a Pastor that when God moves
someone out of your body of people, leave them alone. What God moves
out is a blessing and if you go after them and bring them back, almost all
of the time it will bring trouble to you, because God was moving them out
of the way. This is from my experince in being a Pastor.
Pastor Tom Brooks
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From: [email protected]
Date: Friday, June 07,
2002 08:55:24 AM
To: PastorMail
Subject: [PastorMail]
Going after them Brethren,
I ask this question not to
usher a debate but to get some insights from the more experienced.
Should the pastor go after
that member (sheep) who has gotten mad and resigned just as he would a
sheep who has become slothful and careless?
I'm just wondering if ever
person who has made a profession of faith and worked in church and been
difficult to work with should be gone after when it may be God saying this
person has held back the church long enough, he is gone now get on to the
task.
I know he needs ministering
too. If he has gone to another church but not yet joined should the pastor
of that church seek to minister.
Perhaps answering me direct
would be preferred rather than taking a chance on opening up a debate. I'm
not interested in debating just your insights.
My email addy is [email protected]
If God brings you to it
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