A man (woman is known) by their Actions
- allnationsbewise
- Jul 19
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 20

Good morning Mamas and Papas little Wise Bloggers.
Most of us have heard of the saying "Actions Speaks louder than words".
When I've fellowshipped in Churches, I never ever talk that much or mingle with people much, and this sometimes annoys Christians including Pastors.
But when I send a Pastor an email, some of them talk behind my back and come out with "she says things that are hurtful". But I laugh because I sit in church and think "you can't fool me either". YOUR ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN YOUR WORDS"
For Example, I turn up in church and often what Pastors do when I leave one church and go to another, they get on the phone and start talking to that Pastor of the church I go to and often the WIFE likes to spread gossip!, even to the extent if i go to a Homegroup some fool from another church contacts the Homegroup leader i go to and talk "Oh she should be running her own Homegroup?"
And I think "Ahhh some of you tun up in the Homegroup who have been a Christian as long as I have and don't set up Homegroup either" but like to go around from house to house to see what people house look like and what other Homegroups are doing?", and because your married with Grown Ups you use that status to hide your CRAP!.
And often I can discern when a Pastor from another Church is contacting a Homegroup leader and telling her "Oh she should be running her own Homegroup" Just to try and send someone around my Flat to SNOOP!.
And Secondly, their are some Christians who don't like it when they see me gathering Friends, they have a witchcraft spirit in them, and like to use Isolation Tactics?.
Another thing, The Children's Pastors often see me in church, sit at the back of the church adn watch me, and think the Holy Spirit don't tell me what she/he thinking? and they never ever say Good Morning when I turn up in Church.
So all this business you say things that are hurtful. The truth often hurts because a genuine Pastor will always speak to the truth to cultivate correction and rightful motives.





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