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I'm in the Ladies' Room Print E-mail

A young Pastor in downtown Atlanta had this on his blog. A great thought to remember over the holidays.

“I’m in the Ladies’ Room”

There are certain situations that you find yourself in where you feel like you don’t belong.  Sometimes it is a new place or a new situation.  Sometimes it is a place or an environment that you have been in a hundred times before but it has changed somehow.  Maybe it’s a dark alley, maybe it’s a party, maybe it’s a job that you used to love but something is different now.  Regardless of what it is the feeling is the same.  It’s the same feeling you get (men) when you accidentally walk into the ladies room.  You have that very distinct impression that something is at least a little different here, some things may even look familiar, but the impression is loud and clear, “YOU DON”T BELONG HERE!”  In this specific situation we all know what to do – leave as quickly as possible.  We have the same feelings in a lot of situations but we are not always as clear on what to do.  We might even think if we stick around in “the ladies room” just a little longer, maybe we won’t feel so out of place, but no matter how long you stick it out in the “ladies room” (men) you are never going to belong.  Sometimes it takes people years to figure this out.  So the next time you have this feeling, whether it’s at work or at a social gathering, tell yourself, “I’m in the ladies’ room” and then do what we all know we need to do – LEAVE.

 
Sharing Your Faith Print E-mail

You might think it is strange, but I would like you to listen to a youtube clip from an atheist. He is talking about a man who proselytized (shared with him about his faith in Christ) and gave him a Bible. I think it can tell us a lot about how we relate to others as Christians.

 

 
Prayer in school Print E-mail
Recently Hope High School in Florida was told that they could not pray at graduation.  At the graduation ceremony, many students joined hands and recited the Lord's prayer.  You can read about it at http://www.pnj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090531/NEWS01/905310319&s=d&page.  The point is that the ACLU and the court system cannot take prayer out of school.  They can take scheduled and all inclusive prayer from school but that cannot keep Christians from praying.  As long as there are Christians in school, there will be prayer in school.  It woud be similar to a court rulling that you could not have hope in school or peace in school.  If Christ lives in you the Bible tells you to pray continually.  You don't have to stand on the lunchroom table or get on the intercom, but you can pray and be a witness at your school. 
 
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