Robert Belanger
(13 Sep 2010)
"To Patty and Wendy and Others"
Dear Patty and Wendy and Others,
Your
common experiences of having loved an unrepentant father is probably
repeated many times in our world, in some cases it is a brother or
sister, daughter or son, or other relative but the impact on one's
spirit and soul, as a believer with faith in Jesus' ddeath and
resurrection for salvation, is similar: pain and suffering.
You
both experienced pain because of the knowledge you both have that the
unsaved will face a judgment that will be clear and severe. There will
be no fooling around and sneering anymore, God's serious decision will
be handed down based on that person's use of free will to make the
wrong choice. They chose the evil way, to make their own will more
important than God's will. Sadly, they will have to pay dearly for
their choice.
You both experienced suffering in that you
were denied what you honestly deserved, i.e., praise and above all love
and gratitude for your dedicated service and prayers. You experienced a
suffering from ingratitude similar to what God experiences when people
choose to follow their own will instead of His. There is no peace for
those who choose to separate themselves from God, but there is for you
because understands you suffering perhaps more than any other kind of
suffering, since He too is experiencing it every day.
Both
God and you both did not want anything for selfish reasons. You just
wanted to share the love that God placed in your hearts with you
father. What a beautiful experience you both could have experienced if
your love had been accepted and produced the eternal salvation of your
father's spirit. God is love, period. His peace and comfort is
available to all, as you know so well. It is still a mystery to me why
every single person on earth has not accepted God's love eagerly and
with total appreciation!
We all need to express our
gratitude to God for being Who He is, a loving and caring Creator Who
is ever mindful of our needs and wants to shower us with His blessings
every day. But of course we must stay close, and not allow ourselves to
be separated by daily unconfessed sins. We need to keep ourselves clean
and spotless, ready for the wedding day with the Bridegroom!
I
want you and others experiencing similar experiences to know that I
truly appreciate what you are doing and know that God does too and that
you will be rewarded greatly some future day when we all leave this
world behind. I pray that you and the others suffering from the
spiteful pain from unbelieving spirits in this world will be encouraged
to hold on for a short time to come. Better days are ahead--keep the
faith and look upward. Keep praying for those who are lost in
themselves to open their eyes to God's love, peace and comfort all
around!
God certainly loves you and so do all others who trust in Him every day for His blessings.
Much love and hugs!
YBIC,
Robert