At Church on Father's Day, Jesse mentions that education today makes people lose their common sense! A young lady agrees, and they discuss the failure of parents against evil that destroys families. Jesse asks her, "What is a man? ... Have…
At Church on Father's Day, Jesse mentions that education today makes people lose their common sense! A young lady agrees, and they discuss the failure of parents against evil that destroys families. Jesse asks her, "What is a man? ... Have you met one lately that's in your age category?" She said, "No," and laughed. They approached her sometimes, and she thought they were wonderful, but found out later that they were "rejects."
Jesse asks her if she's dealt with her mother. She said, "Well, it's complicated," then says she forgave her in her heart. Jesse says, "What a cowardly way out." She asks where God said to go face her and forgive her. She asked, "Why go through all that drama though?" Jesse asks her what would happen if she told her that she was angry with her for being so psycho. She says she can't handle it, and she doesn't want to bring that on her. Jesse tells her so she can get her courage back. She does not see that she is held back. She doesn't want to expend that energy, but once she does it she'll get normal energy back.
Jesse too did not see it — he did not know that once he forgave his parents, that he would truly be free, awakened, and able to see. You must forgive, so that God can forgive you. You must go back to where you lost your innocence and courage. Then you'll be able to face all challenges and grow stronger rather than weaker — your character grows, and you become logical, guided by the light of God.
She asks about her relationship with her father. They were estranged, and she said that he chose not to be in her life, because he was a Jehovah's Witness. She says she forgave him — she says God told her she couldn't move forward without doing so. She says she sounds like a "head case," and Jesse jokingly asks her if she took her medication this morning. She wants a relationship with her dad — every soul yearns for the father.
Fathers and mothers do love their children, but they're so messed up because they don't have real love — i..
