November 17, 2013;

Why is it that some people just can't get over past relationships so they stalk the person.  They take their adult son (because they have no friends that are that stupid) and they go to the person's house and stalk....really?  What's wrong with people?  This person has someone staying in his home and professes to be in a relationship with this person and yet can't seem to get over a past relationship and insists on taking his son and visiting this person. 

So I sit and wonder how must the woman who is currently in the relationship feel? 
When you see things and people like this does it make you want to be in a relationship?

Not me, it scares the hell out of me.

Here's another strange happening, a man who lives in the community who deals drugs, threatens people, beats up women and basically just physically abuses and verbally abuses people.  In and out of jail and yet there is no rehabilitation there is just continual terrorism. 

What is the end of this person?  Will he kill someone and end up on death row? 
Will he be killed in a desperate act of survival from another person? 
Whatever the end it won't end well, his end will be as his life currently is....violent.

The Bible says we are supposed to seek peace and pursue it.  I always thought it was a nice saying and really never put much depth to it's meaning until now.  Neither of these individual's lives are lived in peace.  Neither of these individuals have peace in their hearts.  Neither of them are peaceful inward and their actions outward are anything but peaceful. 

The Bible also says the weapons of our warfare are not carnal but mighty to the pulling down of strongholds casting down imaginations and every high thing that exalts itself against the name of Jesus.  So basically when things come against us, things that seem out of control and bigger than we can handle we don't have to fight them in the flesh it's a spiritual battle that's fought and won through prayer.  We do have authority through Christ over the battles that rage against us.   Being in one of those battles myself I'm not quite sure how long the battle lasts but I can tell you its won as long as we use the Word.