Just went and visited L at a suicide watch place. She still needs lots of prayer. She overdosed on sleeping pills Sunday afternoon. The police had been called when L had not answered phone calls. They went in and tried to revive her with smelling salts, but she wouldn’t come out of her stupor. The took her to Baylor hospital and then to the detox place. I am going by tonight to give her my books, Faith in the Fog of War Volumes I and II.
While visiting her I noticed a dramatic improvement in her overall wellbeing. She is doing better and the brightness of her eyes returned as for the first time in months she wasn’t intoxicated.
Warren and I prayed with her in Jesus name which she doesn’t mind and I asked God to open her eyes to His love while she has been apathetic about since I have known her.
Please continue to pray with us for her salvation.
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Hey, Chris,
I just wanted to let you know that I have been praying for L, and you and Warren as you minister to her. Your description of her reminds me of some people I worked with when I was serving at an inner-city mission-church. It can be so frustrating to be offering them The Key to freedom from their addictions and enslavement to sin, and yet have them constantly refuse Him. Keep on running the race set before you and God will be glorified!
Hebrews 12:1-3