How To Stop The Pain

[@judierose7]

“How I see it is not how it is. It’s just how I see it.” Jim Richards.

[@mildredbarrera1188]

This message is so empowering God Bless Minister Jim & He has such a powerful testimony 🙌

[@WaldorfStatler]

Love this message, met too many judges in Christian disquise. Not less myself. But I work on it, realized God will not just take my inner defects away like a quickfix ferry, but Gives me power and support to handle it. It’s getting better which encourage me to NeXT step. Even though I step backwards sometimes. God bless us all!😇❤️❤️❤️

[@TheBBear86]

Thanks Dr. Richards. This had opened my eyes to a whole area of repentance and opportunity for growth.

[@x016178]

There is an immense amount of wisdom from Jim's understanding. Gratitude.

[@ForwardChurchGA]

What a life changing book! We have seen so many set free from the pain of the past in our church after reading this book. Get it and read it today!

[@jimjbrrichards1413]

Thank you so much for multiplying the messages! Forward church is a great church with a wonderful pastor!

[@judierose7]

This is such an excellent message. Our judgment of others is a pointer that we have unhealed pain and unforgiveness in our life. Stop the judging and forgive them.

[@zanthur5337]

this is a powerful teaching.second to accepting Jesus into my heart I believe this to be the most powerful thing I could do because it puts me in my proper place ,or in the passenger seat so to speak.bless you .sincere thanks.

[@jimjbrrichards1413]

This is absolutely one of the best ways to free yourself from pain of the past as well as avoid future pain!

[@chercairns9828]

So very good. I really learned a lot. Thank you. God Bless 😇🙏🥰💜🤗

[@ClintByars]

Such an empowering book! So many folks in our church have experienced real freedom from reading How to Stop the Pain. As a pastor, it's an invaluable resource I can offer people as I point them to Jesus.

[@jimjbrrichards1413]

Thanks Clint. Anyone, anywhere in the Atlanta area would do themselves a favor by checking our Forward Church... a great church with one of the best pastors I know!

[@catchyadreams]

It's a good thought - judge not or you will be in pain.

[@jimjbrrichards1413]

Absolutely... and I don't like pain!

[@Anna-nc8de]

I have the Book..How 2 Stop The Pain..Good stuff..I Like and IM fussy about what I read(Biblical only) usually..You are Sincere and Kind, A Man who really Loves The Lord..

[@alvinjami9084]

Unfortunately I can't find the book here in Kenya

[@msjuniorbee599]

Our brains always set out to prove we are right ( our judgements)!!!!!

[@jimjbrrichards1413]

Isn't that an amazing reality. It seems this series is having a wonderful effect on you. Go to our website and order the book How To Stop the Pain, you'll love it.

[@daughterofgod4962]

Hi, It's the first part of the series actually! There is an error about the date; it was probably meant to be 1st March 2013

[@created4passion442]

Wow so when those religious people were telling me that I was being rebellious for having different ideas than they did when I was new on the Church scene they were actually being idolaters wow I wish I would have been able to tell them that back then but I'm thankful for your teaching it certainly brings things down to size on the healing recovery from religion Journey

[@msjuniorbee599]

Teach me Holy Spirit to acknowledge without judgement.

[@yeete8727]

*Im dead inside.*

[@persika6228]

So...are you talking about judgment or pain (exactly)?

[@paulanesmith1937]

I want one please

[@msjuniorbee599]

Mentoring moment: Make this acknowlegement; how I see it is not how it is...it is simply just how I see it. In all relationships seek to understand before being understood. Learn to ask non judgemental questions.

[@jimjbrrichards1413]

Ms Junior Bee, it looks like you're getting the nuggets. Keep maiking the journey!

[@catchyadreams]

Oh and Covey's 6th habit. Seek to understand before you seek to be understood.

[@jimjbrrichards1413]

That nugget from Covey has helped me thousands of times!

[@carladean2339]

judgement is claiming to know the motivation behind another Christians heart or mind, and only God can know. WE are fishers of men, not cleaners of fish, in Christ I proclaim, Amen

[@starcott1]

we are commanded by the Lord to judge sexual imorality among brethren. 1cor. 5 v.1-6Christ died for sin once and for all, then the judgement. There are a number of major evangelists and teachers working miracles who have commited adultery, yet the Lord's commandment has been ignored.

[@jimjbrrichards1413]

There will be a judgment, but judgment belongs to God not to us. We are to judge behavior, otherwise we would be gullible fools. The word judge can have a wide range of meanings according to the text. While there are certain situations we have to judge, that is never an instruction to judge another person's heart, or what they do or why they do it, only their actions. However, if you look up the word judge in the New Testament it is predominately an admonition against passing judgment. No matter how you justify being judgmental, Jesus said don't do it. So, maybe instead of trying to find a way to justify what God's word condemns we deal with the obvious first.

[@hypesomuch7233]

hog shit!!!!