From Critical to Compassionate

Lord change my attitude from critical to compassionate. Num. 12 & 1 John 4:7-9 @PastorRyanJ #criticism

— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) January 17, 2016

You will always have critics. @PastorRyanJ #criticism

— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) January 17, 2016

We all choose to be targets of criticism, simply by living. #criticism @PastorRyanJ

— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) January 17, 2016

Harrison's postulate for every action there is an equal and opposite criticism. @PastorRyanJ #criticism

— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) January 17, 2016

Complaining refers to situations. Criticism relates to people. Both come from a spirit of negativity. @PastorRyanJ #criticism

— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) January 17, 2016

If a person has it in their heart to criticize there is nothing you can do to please them. @PastorRyanJ #criticism

— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) January 17, 2016

3 areas of negativity. 1)Unforgiveness/bitterness 2)personal failure 3)Envy/jealousy/resentment @PastorRyanJ #criticism

— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) January 17, 2016

A critical spirit disrupts our fellowship with God and ruins our fellowship with others. @PastorRyanJ #criticism

— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) January 17, 2016

Put off the old self with its practices and put on the new self. Colossians 3:10-11 @PastorRyanJ #criticism

— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) January 17, 2016

Compassion is the only attitude big enough to replace a critical attitude. @PastorRyanJ #criticism

— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) January 17, 2016

God is continually giving himself to others and seeking their benefit. @PastorRyanJ #criticism

— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) January 17, 2016

Should I correct? Are they teachable? Is this a critical path? @PastorRyanJ #criticism

— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) January 17, 2016

Should I correct? Is the problem chronic? Does your relationship imply responsibility? @PastorRyanJ #criticism

— Ashley Carlisle (@c_lisle10) January 17, 2016