Shalom Mispichah. How are you doing today? I was ..

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Shalom Mispichah. How are you doing today? I was just wondering. How do everyday people respond to you and your light from the Heavenly Father, on a regular basis? Are people visibly uncomfortable or afraid of you for what seems like no reason? Do people randomly avoid you? Do they ignore or exclude you? Do they single you out even though others are doing the normal every day things you are? Do people stare at you like you are an alien? Or are they completely cordial, helpful and polite to you with no differences at all the majority of the time? Are people happy to see you? Thanks for your input. Shalom! 🙂🤎💛🙌🏾

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Very, very, very interesting questions. Rarely do I mix professional and personal interactions. Work and educational environments are not ideal for ministry unless the other party is seeking spiritual guidance. Occasionally, I've done ministry at work or in school when I saw someone crying or deeply troubled. Professional situations are usually objective and/or issue based related to duties, tasks and requests. Every "personal" interaction is an opportunity to minister, but I'm cautious about interacting with others once I spiritually see their evil traits, behavior and intentions. Some folk constantly exhibit rude, disrespectful or confrontational characteristics trying to spiritually dominate believers. Others are more subtle and deceptive hiding their emotions while waiting hours, weeks, months and years before launching spiritual attacks. However, most folk I meet pretend to be interested in my ministry, but frequently yawn in my face within 10-15 minutes of my ministering to them. It's a strange thing to overlook such ignorance, but paying attention to human behavior is vital to maturing in your faith walk.

Very, very, very interesting questions.  Rarely do I mix professional and personal interactions.  Work and educational environments are not ideal for ministry unless the other party is seeking spiritual guidance.  Occasionally, I've done ministry at work or in school when I saw someone crying or deeply troubled.  Professional situations are usually objective and/or issue based related to duties, tasks and requests.   Every "personal" interaction is an opportunity to minister, but I'm cautious about interacting with others once I spiritually see their evil traits, behavior and intentions.  Some folk constantly exhibit rude, disrespectful or confrontational characteristics trying to spiritually dominate believers.  Others are more subtle and deceptive hiding their emotions while waiting hours, weeks, months and years before launching spiritual attacks.  However, most folk I meet pretend to be interested in my ministry, but frequently yawn in my face within 10-15 minutes of my ministering to them.  It's a strange thing to overlook such ignorance, but paying attention to human behavior is vital to maturing in your faith walk.

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