by Laura Densmore
I have heard and read that “on fire” evangelists weep for the lost. I hear how David Wilkerson walked the streets of New York city and wept for the masses of people there.
I must confess that honestly, I have not had that kind of a burden for the lost.
But recently something happened in my life to change all of that. I have a loved one in my life who has decided to cut me out of their life. No phone calls, no texts, no pictures, I am on their “no contact” list. This is someone very close, someone I love very much. This was not a suddenly move. Things have progressively gotten worse over the last few years. I keep trying to show and demonstrate unconditional love to this person, but it just seems to make things worse and this person just gets meaner, nastier, and more bitter. Love isn’t supposed to hurt, is it? I know that this person is really hurting, and all that pain is being layered over with anger, rage, and bitterness, and the bitterness barbs seem to fly my way every time we have contact.
So, with a broken broken heart I took the matter to prayer, crying out to the Lord in real desperation. I was taken into an open vision, and all of a sudden, it was like I was in a scene of a movie and I was witnessing and experiencing the Korah rebellion.
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