DAY TWENTY-SEVEN: COMMERCIAL SEX WORKERS, PRIVATE ESCORTS, ETC.

Welcome to day twenty-seven.

The day you saw the commercial sex worker across the streets, I bet you thought to yourself: this lady has no shame?!

Or you may have shouted in your mind: home wrecker!

Hmmm...

Even before you imagined a day in the life of such a person, you had already condemned her to hell and committed her to the devil.

We sometimes look down on them because we think they are doing the most despicable of things.

What about your own sins?
Those things you do when no one is watching.

Some are victims of circumstances.
Many times, we are quick to boast of how we overcame our struggles in life and judge them for what they are doing.

We fail to acknowledge the fact that it is just by the Grace of God that we didn't end up like them.

Some live this life because of the sexual abuse they experienced when they were young.

Others are going through serious demonic manipulation.

Some have addictions they can't seem to free themselves from.

Some genuinely need assistance...but we fail to see their need.

We need to ask the Holy Spirit to grant us discernment to know those who need His touch.

Our service must be to all, especially those outside the church.

When praying for the lost, don't forget to add them too.
Let us be mindful of this: as a Christian, you have a role to pay.

Father in Heaven,
In all things, we give You thanks.
We thank You for these lives.

Jesus, please mend every broken heart.
Please fill up the void in their hearts which only You can fill.

Daddy, they need You.
Give us boldness to reach out to them.
Grant us discernment, that we may sense those who genuinely need Your touch.

Father, You alone are our Peace.
Grant them Peace Daddy.

Wholeness, restoration and healing are what we ask from You.

In Jesus' name!

Amen.

God bless you so much!

It's still #SHARINGLIFE.

Don't stop sharing life with these people!

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