Capt

Amen Brother, Amen!

Matthew 18: 21-22 states

21 Then Peter came to Jesus and asked, “Lord, how many times shall I forgive my brother or sister who sins against me? Up to seven times?”

22 Jesus answered, “I tell you, not seven times, but seventy times seven.

Cherokeejack, you are oh so correct. Becoming a Christian does not insure we will never commit sin, but it does help us know when we have, ask for honest forgiveness, and strive to never again commit that sin. As humans we are constantly under attack by Satan who prides himself in destroying Christians. I was saved early in life but I disappointed God many times since. I am not proud of my failures but they have taught me valuable lessons and my values are now aimed at pleasing Jesus since He has done so much for me, my family, and my Christian brothers and sisters. I am not pleasing to myself when I sin and I feel the pain of doing so. I will never regret giving my life to Christ and letting Him convict and discipline me when I need it.

Dustin

You are so correct. When I was locked up, I intervene in a guy who was getting an ass beating for no apparent reason. They sent the offenders to their cells, the victim to the infermary and me to lock up. The victim was knocked out cold so he couldn’t stand up for me. The other three dudes all lied and said I started it.

I got 90 days gain time taken away for trying to help someone. The old saying “No good deed goes unpunished”. I even offered to take a polygraph but of course their minds were set on me getting more time. (We all know why, the charges I was in for)

Sadly, after that I did not learn my lesson because I have always been fixer. Saving baby racoons from traffic, Picking up trash in the road in my neighborhood, moving a basket from around someone’s car in a parking lot. Yeah I have MAJOR OCD.

An arrest record shouldn’t disqualify her. Sleeping with clients, on the other hand, is grounds for license revocation. And worse, where she had power over them.

I don’t know. Her defense might be that she was assaulted by them, and that they threatened her life to provide favorable reports as well as sex. They’re registrants in civil commitment after all – what more proof do you need?

/sarc

I happen to know something about this individual as my son lives in MSOP. She is from Florida. This is not a private prison, it is a state run treatment facility, which looks like and is run like a prison. Also these men are not inmates. They have already been to prison and served their time. If you think these men wanted to have sex with the psychologist, you’re wrong. These men are in a very vulnerable position, as the psychologist has control as to weather a person can move towards release. These clients are in a damned if you do, and damned if you don’t position. This is not treatment! This woman stated that she felt like a kid in a candy store! I highly doubt these men will get extra time, however she is being charged with 2 third degree sexual assault crimes. Next time you post something, do your research. Thank-you

James

I have been saved since I was 11 years old. Someone asked me once how I could be a Christian if I did the things I was accused of. I direct them to the the men who Literally walked beside Jesus, His disciples. One doubted Him. One sold His wearabouts for a few silver coins. One denied know Him out of fear.

My point is, Christians are not perfect. We do the best we can and give the rest to Him. There has only ever been ONE that was, who is and will always be perfect.

There is an answer to the human condition, and it is through a life-transforming relationship with God through Christ Jesus.

There are other outlets that are reporting on the story. Perhaps FAC will post one of those instead.