Drinking From Your Sister's Cup (Sisters We've Got Some Issues)

Drinking From Your Sister's Cup (Sisters We've Got Some Issues)Thousands of years ago, women had to be content with loneliness, betrayal, barrenness, and even racism. Today women face the same problems, but the solutions are not out of reach. Christian women need only to look to the Bible for answers to all of lifes problems. But thats not all. Once they find spirituality they seek, they must learn to recognize the signs of despair in others. Satan desires to feast upon the weak, and the neighbor or co worker who

Thousands of years ago, women had to be content with loneliness, betrayal, barrenness, and even racism. Today women face the same problems, but the solutions are not out of reach. Christian women need only to look to the Bible for answers to all of lifes problems. But thats not all. Once they find spirituality they seek, they must learn to recognize the signs of despair in others. Satan desires to feast upon the weak, and the neighbor or co-worker who is enduring a difficult situation whether it be family or economic problems is especially vulnerable. But first these Christian women must face the challenge of pointing a finger at themselves in order to examine their behavior for faults and hypocrisies. Only then will they be able to truly help their less-fortunate sisters, whose screams for help could be heard if only someone knew how to listen.

About the Author

Latricia Y. Duran, the widow of Alvan Duran, lives in Montgomery, Alabama, and is a member of the Evangel Temple Church. She has one son and is a retired personnel sergeant of the U.S. Army.