Thought I would Share this

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Permalink Reply by Dan on January 30, 2009 at 8:52pm

If a friend acts that way then he or she was never a friend at all. He was an enemy pretending to be a friend to take advantage of you. It's also very unwise to hire an enemy, even a former enemy, because he may still hold a grudge even though he puts on a different front now. The only thing they have to prove is that they can get even with you if they haven't already. Basically you will only be inviting more frustration and heartache. Nepotism can be the same way. Hire a complete stranger. Someone with good qualifications and a strong desire to succeed. A person down on their luck would be preferable because they would be much more appreciative and loyal to be given an opportunity. And you would be helping someone who really needs it, not some ungrateful upstart who would quit the first chance another opportunity presents itself.

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Permalink Reply by Jennifer Green on January 31, 2009 at 11:21am

Ok i said i was sharing not saying that I went through it

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Permalink Reply by Dan on January 31, 2009 at 6:17pm

Thanks for sharing. I just don't want a fellow Christian to be taken advantage of, I wasn't trying to lecture you. Have a good one.

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Permalink Reply by lampwickke on February 1, 2009 at 2:14pm

My dear heart,
If Gods word stressed this concept ,many Christians today would be without friends.If Jesus were to
condemn us based upon anothers fears , sad we would all be; for being human! Passing along fears,only
plays into the hands of Gods enemy.Whatever the motivation, no professing Christian needs it. In John 15:13,14,&15 God considers you and all others believing in Him as friends.

Thanks for your sharing.

In His love,
lampwickke xxx

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Permalink Reply by Jennifer Green on February 3, 2009 at 5:07pm

Sharing ok key word sharing look net time i keep my inspirational thoughts to my self good bye

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