Do you rejoice when your enemies fall?

[@aawrnnc]

God loves us too much to leave us where we are! This is really speaking to me. I just heard a sermon on Mother’s Day entitled, “Love keeps no record of wrongs.” It was on forgiveness and based on 1 Corinthians 13:5. I knew I needed to get some things right with the Lord, and I spent dedicated time in prayer with the Lord to get rid of any bitterness in my heart. I know I had some breakthroughs that week after I heard that sermon. BUT…. here I am (and I believe God brought me to this video) seeing yet another layer I need to work through within my heart. Thank you Lord for not leaving us where we are …for loving us and gently guiding us so we can be free and truly love even those who have hurt and wronged us. Thank You for your Word to shine light on our hearts AND for godly examples (such as King David) to show us a good example to follow. Thank You, Lord. Thank You for using this young man to shine Your light on my heart.

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[@marypompa2921]

Oh yah that’s a hard one… I got work to do too😉

[@aawrnnc]

Me too.

[@xLuquito444]

Sorry my G, David literally wrote Psalms about praying to the LORD to destroy his enemies and uplift him… 109, 139 just examples… He literally cursed his enemies. Your message has the right intention, proverbs warns us, tho David is the worst example you could’ve used. Yes you shouldn’t rejoice over their fall and mock them, but rather rejoice that the LORD is with you. Protecting you in your ways and bringing judgement on the wicked. Matter of fact we should be praying for their repentance. You should’ve chosen THE SON OF GOD for that example. Luke 23:34 Keep up the Works! Godspeed