Tuesday 28 July 2015
Saturday 1 February 2014
Be still and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth! Psalm 46.10
Let’s protect our Fathers, Brothers, Husbands and Sons.
As I lay in bed recovering from a severe bout off flu, many things came to my mind and I remember in particular something that I wanted to share with my sisters -in Christ.
I saw a thing that was quite disturbing to me a few years ago, I was in a room that was full of more men than women, with their children, a lady went to the front of the room and bend down to pick up a ball that her child had drop, (this lady had on the tightest legging you could imagine and a loose top that did not save her modesty) you could not help but see all that you did not want to see, and should not see. All I could think about was the men; I am an older lady< I have a husband a son and many brothers in Christ who have often voice their desire that they wish their sisters would dress more modestly, So you could imagine what I wanted to do to protect these men, I wanted to shield them from such a sight that seems to go on and on. I wanted to throw a towel over this woman to cover her up and ask why don’t you dress with some modesty!.
Men are different from women, God has made them thus, and we as women have to be more aware of these differences so we can dress accordingly. A woman is emotional and drawn to speech and a show of care from the opposite sex which is a great connection for us.
Men are more visual, they like shapes and curves and have a great imagination. One visual sight can turn a man mind away from what he is doing and thinking. Our Christian brothers are not pervert, God has made us all, they are just sinners just like you and me, let us help each other so we can live peacefully with all people if possible.
Ladies we are so blessed with the word of God to teach us and guide us, Let us put on the new man and walk in truth
I must tell you I pluck up the courage to speak to this lady, very nervously I approach her. She was appal that her clothes was so tight and that men might be looking at her, no she was not a teenager, she was a grown woman with children, she was genuinely sadden that she was dressing without thinking, the following week and to date she has change the way she dress
As I lay in bed recovering from a severe bout off flu, many things came to my mind and I remember in particular something that I wanted to share with my sisters -in Christ.
I saw a thing that was quite disturbing to me a few years ago, I was in a room that was full of more men than women, with their children, a lady went to the front of the room and bend down to pick up a ball that her child had drop, (this lady had on the tightest legging you could imagine and a loose top that did not save her modesty) you could not help but see all that you did not want to see, and should not see. All I could think about was the men; I am an older lady< I have a husband a son and many brothers in Christ who have often voice their desire that they wish their sisters would dress more modestly, So you could imagine what I wanted to do to protect these men, I wanted to shield them from such a sight that seems to go on and on. I wanted to throw a towel over this woman to cover her up and ask why don’t you dress with some modesty!.
Men are different from women, God has made them thus, and we as women have to be more aware of these differences so we can dress accordingly. A woman is emotional and drawn to speech and a show of care from the opposite sex which is a great connection for us.
Men are more visual, they like shapes and curves and have a great imagination. One visual sight can turn a man mind away from what he is doing and thinking. Our Christian brothers are not pervert, God has made us all, they are just sinners just like you and me, let us help each other so we can live peacefully with all people if possible.
Ladies we are so blessed with the word of God to teach us and guide us, Let us put on the new man and walk in truth
I must tell you I pluck up the courage to speak to this lady, very nervously I approach her. She was appal that her clothes was so tight and that men might be looking at her, no she was not a teenager, she was a grown woman with children, she was genuinely sadden that she was dressing without thinking, the following week and to date she has change the way she dress
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