Interesting Tale
Here’s a story. I find it rather interesting.
‘There was a time where we were all in our adolescence years. Where crushes were innocent and romance was fairy tale like. He liked her. She said no, reason being ‘We are too young to have a relationship’.
Nevertheless, they were still the best of friends, till they went to different secondary schools. They kinda lost contact till couple of years later. Each has their own life. They still remain pretty close friends. As far as He is concern, he treats her like his sister, pampering, giving into her, being there for her when she needs it, being a pillar of support when her world seems to tumble down. Likewise, She too has played a similar role from time to time.
But, it seems that her motive for doing so is questionable. He is a Christian. She claims to be one too. She had a couple of boyfriends, whom are all non-Christian. She is currently going out with one too.
He has advice her about dating non-Christians, but she willfully doesn’t listen. On one hand, She claims to be a Christian, and on the other, she is happily dating one who is not.
There is nothing this close friend can do. Thus He can only helplessly watch Her being ‘consumed’ by the adversary.
It is always easier to walk with the crowd than against the crowd.
Without a doubt, He is truly disappointed with her, forlornly being cast aside.’
This reminds me of Samuel, when he was rejected by the people of Israel. God said to Samuel, ‘It is me that they have rejected, not you.’
‘There was a time where we were all in our adolescence years. Where crushes were innocent and romance was fairy tale like. He liked her. She said no, reason being ‘We are too young to have a relationship’.
Nevertheless, they were still the best of friends, till they went to different secondary schools. They kinda lost contact till couple of years later. Each has their own life. They still remain pretty close friends. As far as He is concern, he treats her like his sister, pampering, giving into her, being there for her when she needs it, being a pillar of support when her world seems to tumble down. Likewise, She too has played a similar role from time to time.
But, it seems that her motive for doing so is questionable. He is a Christian. She claims to be one too. She had a couple of boyfriends, whom are all non-Christian. She is currently going out with one too.
He has advice her about dating non-Christians, but she willfully doesn’t listen. On one hand, She claims to be a Christian, and on the other, she is happily dating one who is not.
There is nothing this close friend can do. Thus He can only helplessly watch Her being ‘consumed’ by the adversary.
It is always easier to walk with the crowd than against the crowd.
Without a doubt, He is truly disappointed with her, forlornly being cast aside.’
This reminds me of Samuel, when he was rejected by the people of Israel. God said to Samuel, ‘It is me that they have rejected, not you.’
posted by aLv @ 10:40 AM
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