SSSHHHH! What are you thinking? BE QUIET! If you even say a word about the Big Bad Wolf, you will be shunned by narrow-eyes and icy shoulders. After all, wolves don't hit, slap, or strangle-what do you have to complain about? You have no bruises or scrapes to show anyone, therefore, you have absolutely nothing to complain about. Do you walk with the Lord, or not? There are people out there who take physical abuse every day...the wolf only drives their prey over a cliff-and it is YOUR fault if you jump!
So, dear little-whatever you are...because you sure aren't acting like a Christian...if you think of complaining, think of this: You are to suffer for the sake of the Cross; you are to abstain from gossip, back-biting and words that do not edify. You are NOT to destroy-but you should be destroyed in silence.
When to wolf plants evil seeds about your character, it will be perceived as information, not gossip. It will be cherished as helpful, not hurtful. It will be used by him to hurt you, and those who do the hurting will think that they are helping you in Christ. Why, they may even be saving your wretched soul!
The wolf and his followers will have prayer sessions and mention you, but not always by your name. They will do it in a most humble, Christian way. The wolf will humbly ask for prayer for himself as his bitter tears flow. He needs prayer for the "trials" that he must face in the future-(since he is the King of Implication, he already set out the evidence...it is so obvious to the flock the damage that you have caused! Everyone will know that YOU are the source of his "trials"! He shows up on Sundays with the kids and it appears to the fellowship that they are 'always' with him. It is the visual that he intends for them to have all during the week. They do not "see" that he leaves ALL the feeding, clothing, comforting and drama involving your children, completely up to you M-F.
Sunday is the ONLY day he has them all for an entire day; and even then, many times you take them in for dinner and bedtime.
He will drive a junk car and wear old, nasty clothes
He will cry during service and ask for prayers for his finances...
He will pray for those less fortunate and thank God for the people of the church who care about him and the children
He will humbly receive food baskets from the congregation at Holiday times-and proclaim if it were not for "this, the children would not have a very good meal for the holiday!"
He makes the seeds he planted burst with new growth;
The root grows stronger.
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