The Narrow Path Ministries

Better to trust? Trust whom? You have 2 Christians, both members of your church family, claiming opposite things. One says there is all sorts of evidence. The other says there is no proof. I'm asking about a scenario in which your heart/mind tends to 'trust' the former over the latter. This seems s...

Of course that is true sometimes, RND, but perhaps someone saw them in a compromising situation and they still deny it? Darin, I see what you're saying but in my mind that's "gossip" in what you are describing. What does James say about the tongue? James 3:5 Even so the tongue is a little member, a...

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Well cool for you. I'd love to live in a world where everyone was being honest :) You have a denial from the spouse. Why don't you just accept that? I have a buddy I do prison ministry with that is in the midst of a nasty divorce yet sits in church with a his "new lady friend." Some of in the churc...

You're sort of trying to respond to my question while ignoring the premise. The question is about what to do with people who DENY something that is almost certainly true. "...is almost certainly true. ..." Is that anything like "a little bit pregnant?" If you don't know the truth of a situation 100...

Thanks for all the feedback. Steve has correctly summarized the issue I'm thinking about The problem would seem to be how guilt of an affair can be determined without a verbal confession. And I think, perhaps, the best advice given was to pray that the sin, if present, is found out... that evidence...

I can't imagine the level of insecurity of this husband quite frankly that you've hypothesized about Michelle, with absolutely no trust for the spouse he supposedly loves. A relationship devoid of any trust is not much of a relationship. In fact without trust there can be no love in my mind. Well, ...

Are you married? Just wondering. You sound like an outsider to the experience pontificating about things you do not know much about (again). Yes Steve, I'm married. 20+ years. I've never "distrusted" my wife ever, nor would I stop loving here if she ever strayed. She's been gone across country, hun...

I can't imagine the level of insecurity of this husband quite frankly that you've hypothesized about Michelle, with absolutely no trust for the spouse he supposedly loves. A relationship devoid of any trust is not much of a relationship. In fact without trust there can be no love in my mind.

APOSTOLIC LETTER - DIES DOMINI - OF THE HOLY FATHER JOHN PAUL II, TO THE BISHOPS, CLERGY AND FAITHFUL OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH ON KEEPING THE LORD'S DAY HOLY My esteemed Brothers in the Episcopate and the Priesthood, Dear Brothers and Sisters! 1. The Lord's Day — as Sunday was called from Apostolic t...