[toj.cc]WildBillKickoff
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Job 33:32-33 said:If you have anything to say, answer me; speak up, for I want you to be cleared. But if not, then listen to me; be silent, and I will teach you wisdom.
Satan wants this guild because it is making an impact. We have to band together under Christ if we are to survive during this transition period.
During the past two weeks, I have had my mouse over the "submit" button to post my resignation as guild leader on three separate occasions. I couldn't bring myself to do it because even though it has become more and more trying each day to effectively lead this guild, though it is becoming painful to see my friends turn on each other like a pack of dogs, and though each day I log on to see that 4-5 people have been waiting for me to complain about how one or more of you has acted, I am trying to persevere because it is obvious we are doing some good or else we would be attacked so ferociously by the Enemy.
I darn near broke down in tears when I heard about Rubber Ducky using our guild as a tool to tell one of his friends about Christ, and that person then accepting Christ and joining our guild. THAT IS WHY WE ARE HERE. THAT IS WHY I AM STILL HERE. Compared to that, I don't give a flying flip about farming, PvP builds, what the rules are for the cape contest, what one of our allies said to you about the way you play, or what you said back.
So, from here on out, I want EVERYONE to refocus on Christ and how He would handle situations. Jesus would not care about how a contest is run, or what role He is asked to play in PvP. He would care about how many people are hearing about Him as a result of our efforts, and what kind of environment we provide for the nurturing and growth of believers. We have done a lousy job in both of those areas lately. That has to change.
I say this as your brother: if this post rubs you the wrong way, chances are you need to change your outlook on what is important in life. If the majority think I am wrong, then maybe hitting that submit button I mentioned earlier wasn't such a bad idea.