Christians in Emotional and Physical pain Community Group

This group is a ministry for those that are experiencing emotional and physical pain and wish to grow in their lives and to break the chains of whatever they are going through. This group is educationally and spiritually and solution oriented. Prayer requests are encouraged as well as prayers for others. This groups mission is to encourage others through the leading of...

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When the battle belonged to God

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Hi, Am under severe, long suffering spiritual attack. Gang bullying w/ all the stops pulled. I found a pdf on gang bullying that outlines the various strategies the bullies use to discredit and destroy a person. I know the Lord has me in this situation in part because I am innocent and they need to figure out that they are a slanderous and Godless people. God gave me glimpses of their insecurities that led to their vicousness. I feel sorry for them and pray that God corrects them w/ the same loving, supportive corrections that He gives me. Despite the people that are misguided and under Satan's influence, I am experiencing a romancing by God that sustains me. However, it it wearing. I suffer in silence waiting on the Lord. In the Bible, it says that vengence is His and that the battle belongs to the Lord. A TV evan was saying that it is ours to stand firm in faith and wait. That evil will slay wicked. Anyone have testimonies of when they waited and God took on the battle? Thanks for the chocolates, btw.
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Wow...no testamonies? not even "I'm sorry you are so nuts."?
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yeah. it happened to me too, i'm not saying i'm in the clear, other than i do accept Christ - THAT of course clears me and puts me in the clear. and i have an amazing testimony because of God, but it is complicated and i have not figured out how to translate it all yet and share it. that will be up to Him entirely and is of course. i will say i have been through some fires, many fires.......................

and i will say it is the Christing

and i will say that is probably why no one has replied until now.

one more thing i will say, is that God really is with you all the way, and just because someone didn't respond, doesn't mean no one prayed for you.
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Stay close to the Lord, I always press into Psalm 37. Hold onto those scriptures, God will come through for you, you are not alone, as He will never leave you or forsake you. Praying for you.
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Betty, can't thank you enough for this post and another post called "What's Wrong With Me" that just ministered so much to me. Yes, my husband and i have been through many battles, and at this moment still trying to leave the most recent battle in His hands. We are very aware of gang bullying, in our case it is family members and they have caused our children to join their ranks..our adult children, my son and his wife, who have our only two grandsons and they are the innocent victims being held hostage from us their grandparents. It is definitely a battle we cannot win ourselves...thank God our battles do belong to the Lord. However, I do try to take up emotional ams sometimes by trying to contact them and speak to our son or oldest grandson, but only to be shot down with more cruel bullets of undeserved words of anger and false accusations. We are not able to truly have a discussion about things with our son, as he has been convinced by the bullying family members that his anger is justified. Only God can fight this giant and we trust He will and is...we just need to give Him time and live our lives the best we can for Him. Thanks for sharing this...it was inspiring and helped us see we are not alone in this world of battles. Love, prayer, and hugs!!!
Janet7
Janet7
I just joined this group this morning, so this is why I am responding at this late date.

My adult son has been an alcoholic for at least 13 years, and has only had very short periods of sobriety before starting to drink again. At first, it was very difficult for me to release my son into the hands of God - I would do this, and then take him back again, and start the worrying cycle once more.

Recently, I finally "got it" that my son is in God's hands, and, especially since he is a believer, God is watching over him and keeping him from harm, even though he is in harm's way often. A minister I spoke to a few years ago told me that he felt, after listening to my story, that God was impressing upon him that were it not for my daily and constant prayers for my son, he would have fallen into much greater harm - so I want to encourage you to pray intensely about the bullying, although you are probably already doing this.

I understand what you mean when you write, "I am experiencing a romancing by God which sustains me". I am experiencing this too, and I am glad that you also have this consolation.

God bless you,

Janet