07-03-2018, 06:51 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Greater Ohio
Posts: 13,693
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Re: Finally I decided to not join Full time training.
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Originally Posted by Drake
It is a matter of consecration to the Lord and when one is considering the Training there will be, and should be an evaluation between the person and the Lord. Those considerations will likely be different for each one. With some it may be giving up a wardrobe for 5 days a week. With others maybe it is the rules and regulations, the structure, the lack of individual freedom. There may be a personal reason or something else. However, if a person chooses not to go they are no less a Christian, no less a member of the a Body if Christ, no less loved, and every bit as deserving of the honor and respect bestowed on every member of Christ by the Lord Himself.
Therefore, it doesn't matter if she didnt want to go because of her clothing, her misgivings, or because she wanted to go bowling every night. The FTT is a voluntary training.
Drake
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There sure is a lot of pressure on young people to make that "voluntary" decision.
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