Praising God

This is such an important part of God's purpose in our lives that I just have to repost it.  This is a basic minimum for any Christian dealing with the world, savwed and unsavd alike:  

Today's entry reminded me of a principle God has shown me in the past.  That is:  Leave the other person in a frame of mind to thank and praise God, even if they're not yet saved.  If that goal is in the back of our mind as we visit with others, it will help us keep our personal feelings in check and live in a protective mode, taking appropriate responsibility for the influence we have over others.  Please let me know that ou agree.  

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