If you have ever had the opportunity of being in a group development session then I am sure you have had the pleasure of doing the exercise called the trust fall. For me it is one of the most unpleasant experiences to have. I mean free falling backward into the arms of someone waiting to catch you, can be the most terrifying experience.
I will be honest, I didn’t want to do this blog post. It started out as a status which got deleted. Every time the thought crossed my mind, I felt the nudge to do the post, so I obeyed. It seems to be the season for having numerous posts in regards to friends who betray and are wolves in sheep clothing. Now I happened upon this post recently which encourages you to close your mouth if something good is happening in your life. If you have no idea what post I am referring to, here it is:
They say that trust once broken is hard to repair. And repairing trust is like putting a broken mirror back together, the evidence of being broken will definitely be seen.
Over the past year or so of being a part of the Sister’s in Praise Team, I have been reminded that we should view ourselves as stores. Ensuring that the things people receive from us are wholesome and full of substance. Our shelves should not be stock piled with junk. It is always a good reminder to be mindful of what we are serving others.
