Dear Doves, I have been reading a lot of messages about being Rapture Ready and not sitting around just waiting for the rapture, but overcoming and dealing with hard issues in your life.  

Now the thing is that I am trying to overcome but I am pushed up against a wall.   There is a man at my son's school who is using his car in a violent way to try to cause an accident with my son in my car.    Very long story short but I need to transfer schools.   However the new school does not feel that they need to process this in a fast or emergency manner and they can sit on it and process it in the normal 5 day period.   The next day the daughter told my son it was going to get worse if we messed with her dad after he has already sought out our car on the freeway at a speed of 80 miles per hour and slammed on his brakes in front of us....this is the fourth slamming of his brakes.   It is a long story but this person is very hostile and drives very recklessly through school zones and has a long history of doing stuff like this.   This person doesn't forget and we need to distance ourselves from him.    

So my son is sitting home from school because he is terrified!    And the other school won't take it seriously.  

How can you overcome when you have talked to the teacher, the school office, the superintendent's office of the school district, the State Board of Education, the District Attorney's office, your local State Senator and the new school in which you want to transfer and they all say.....if you see the guy dial 911 because it sounds like he needs to be in jail.  WHY is it my responsibility to risk my life, my insurance, my car and my son's life to go after a person who should be in jail?   I am not a police officer nor the safety patrol.   I do not think the Lord would ask His bride to put their children in danger in order to "go after" someone who is eventually going to run their car into the wrong person.  

Personally I will not be surprised if California gets the next mega earthquake.   I really really won't be surprised.