Great post. IN my time of going to prisons it was never about me but the prisoners I was talking to. I never felt that my testimony would cause a person to make the decision to accept Christ. When dealing with those that are sick, as a general rule, the same principle applies. A big no-no in my book is telling someone who is hurting in some form or fashion that if you need anything call me. Never in the history of poor advice have I ever heard that this worked. The question I ask is, "Can I call you to check in?" I have never received a no. If you care, then show it.
Great post. IN my time of going to prisons it was never about me but the prisoners I was talking to. I never felt that my testimony would cause a person to make the decision to accept Christ. When dealing with those that are sick, as a general rule, the same principle applies. A big no-no in my book is telling someone who is hurting in some form or fashion that if you need anything call me. Never in the history of poor advice have I ever heard that this worked. The question I ask is, "Can I call you to check in?" I have never received a no. If you care, then show it.