In today’s Trent TV episode, Trent Ling brings warning and solution to those who might unwittingly disease themselves to spiritual, physical, and eternal ruin. Wishing to believe what they want to believe, many miss out on the healing and disinfecting powers of the light and its fellowship.
“Pretty much all spiritual maladies start with self-inflicted trouble,” Trent suggests. “It will never cease to amaze me that even those who said ‘Jesus is Lord’ one day will curl up into a hermit crab shell and rock themselves to sleep to the tune of lies that they have invented. Most never exit the shell, resolving to die there in silence. Others emerge as Satan’s agents, mouthing nonsense that only the unwary could tolerate or believe. All in all, it represents Biblical leprosy for all to see. But of course, sadly only very few can see it.”
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This reminds me of Thomper’s (Bambi) mom said to him, “if you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say nothing at all!” I remember when I was a child, my mom didn’t allow me to talk back to an older person that I should respect even when she knew what I was about to say was right. Jesus’ teaching is the opposite of our moms’ – he teaches us to speak the truth in love. Prov. 27:6 Wounds from a friend can be trusted, an enemy multiplies kisses. So if you love, please speak up and don’t treasure things in your heart. Like today, I heard on the radio, on the way to pick up Ari; a talk show’s best friend didn’t invite her and her husband to her birthday’s party. Instead of find out the truth from her best friend herself, she let her emotion/feeling runs her life (whys? hows? am I?…), all the silly questions in her head. She was so insecure… that will lead to a gangrene that will eat her up. Anyway, I wanted to call her and help her with the truth; but it’s time to pick up Ari 🙂 Amen for the truth, Phew!
Trent and all,
I have been and am still at the stage of having the gangrene grown in me. Like Dave said, it is a perfect word.
I am reminded of how you have appealed me, twice or three time, to see the revelation of my heart. I did not (like to) see what’s I am treasuring in heart. I treasured nice things people would say about me. I treasured it when I am being told not the way I like it. I can go on and on. I just hide it, get on and get limp, blind. That’s what has happened to me. I must STOP storing things in the dark.
I am reminded of my silliness while watching this TV posting. I am bothered to see the way Trent speak (the way his lip moving). It does not matter at all, should not be, but I go into that detail. Things that I see, matters to me, and I have comments on all. Thank you God, it is sobering. Thank you Trent. I will keep this TV show in mind- avoid treasuring things in heart that don’t see the light of the day, good or bad. 🙂
Wow! Thank you for this live-giving and life-saving rebuke! Gangrene is such a perfect word used by God. I must get the good and bad out in the open – I can see how I made your teachings “harsh” and I didn’t even recognize it – i.e. – when watching your TV, I would put my head down to listen more carefully and today, I felt myself wince as I began to listen. That is so ridiculous! There is life here – from God! The light is so easy, yet I can make it so difficult if I am not careful! Thank you!