Some of our greatest problems in ministering to people is that they knew us back before we came to the Lord
Mitch Albom's "Have a Little Faith: a True Story" explores the challenges faced by those who wish to minister to others, particularly when their past is a factor in how they are perceived. Many individuals struggle with the fact that people they want to help might remember them from times before they found faith, which can hinder trust and connection. This is a common concern among those who have undergone personal transformations.
The quote reflects on the idea that our previous experiences and identities can create barriers in relationships, especially in spiritual contexts. When people know us from a less favorable time, it complicates our efforts to inspire and lead them on their own journeys of faith. Ultimately, it highlights the importance of resilience and the transformative power of faith in overcoming such challenges.
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