
12-11-2008, 02:53 PM
|
 |
Me-Nearly 50 years ago
|
|
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Louisiana
Posts: 309
|
|
Re: How close should a pastor get to the members?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pressing-On
I'm sure she knows that, Mizpeh.
I have a very close friend that called me yesterday to express some of her personal woes. It's very hard for me to point out what she is doing wrong. For one thing, she is a grown woman and should know better. Second, we are close friends and she would be offended if I told her exactly what I really thought. I'd really like to, point blank, tell her, but she wouldn't listen anyway.
The best thing, which I have always done, is leave that up to the preaching. I don't talk to my pastor about a whole lot of things. I need him to be sensitive in prayer and deliver through the preached word.
That has always worked for me. Lots of change and answers without everyone knowing everything you are going through. 
|
This is so true.
|