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Posted by Guest - 10-03-2017 01:58 PM
Lord give this person the wisdom on how to act in this situation, but let them remember that revenge is of the Lord not ours. If we are Christians, we should be forgiving and not get back. You may be opening the doors for this person ahead of time, if their present job is about to end. So why should they hold any grudges, when that is the wrong way for a Christian to act. So I pray your perfect will be done in this matter and their job and this person's life. I pray in Jesus name amen.
Posted by Guest - 10-03-2017 01:37 PM
I received a surprising e-mail from a previous boss asking if we could collaborate in a small project. It appears that she would expect me to plan it. We have done similar things before, and the projects were all right. However, she was also quite mean to me at times. I ask for wisdom in this. I have an idea but I wonder if I should share it with her. I do not even know if my current job contract will be continued next year. In theory, this invitation is an honour.

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