Fault Finding

From: The Christian Shepherd: 2002 By:

I have never seen a family where the open discussion of the faults of saints (or their difficulties) did not have an adverse effect on their children.

“Let the words of my mouth . . . be acceptable in Thy sight, O Lord” (Psa. 19:14¹⁴Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O Lord, my strength, and my redeemer. (Psalm 19:14)).

J. Greenway

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The Christian Shepherd: 2002

• Christ Is My Life

• Christian Intolerance

• Christian Shepherd Web Site

• Christ's Glory and Care

• Church and Prophecy, The

• Church in Ruins, The

• Conqueror of Death

• David's Spirit

• Discerning the Lord's Mind

• Drinking

• Editorial: After Life or Afterlife?

• Editorial: Conflict and Courage

• Editorial: Dangerous Christian Fiction

• Editorial: Darkness Increasing

• Editorial: Disillusionment

• Editorial: Do You Know Where They Are?

• Editorial: Half Right or Half Wrong?

• Editorial: "I Just Want to Do Something to Help"

• Editorial: "Look but Don't Touch"

• Editorial: "Oh No! Do I Hafta . . . ?"

• Editorial: Soft Skills

• Editorial: What's so Hard to Understand?

• Eternal Son and the Prodigal Son, The

• Extract

• Fault Finding

• "Feed the Flock": A Birdbrained Idea

• "Feed the Flock": Beauty From Broken Pieces

• "Feed the Flock": Discouraged or Excited?