Sometimes it's not so bad to doubt certain...

I'm going to share something I just remembered and hope to make a post in Christian groups specifically about this that happened to me.

Well, my dad was always in leadership in the churches where we were until he was called to the pastorate. My dad was always a host because the Bible says that you have to be a host. The truth is that on one occasion while I was in a church there was a young man who was becoming very famous in the eastern part of the country for his youth leadership and the pastor thought it was wonderful to invite him to church and my dad couldn't wait two pedias to offer himself to host him at home; And "chacaplum" in three, two, one, the young man was already home.

One afternoon I lay down for a while on one of the furniture in the living room of the house and I fell asleep and I woke up for a very interesting reason, and the very interesting reason why I woke up was that the super famous youth leader was He lay down on the furniture where I had fallen asleep, unzipped my pants and was playing with my genitals.

Obviously I told my parents, my parents told the pastor and the super wonderful youth leader who had enchanted all the churches in the east of my country did not last very long in the church.

Then my older brother confessed that he had also had a situation with him.

Please draw all the morals you can draw. I recommend that you do not trust anyone's fame. A million people can say that "x" or "Y" pastor, evangelist, worshiper or whatever, is the best and most anointed in the world, but the Bible tells us to test the spirits. Sometimes "doubting" someone isn't so bad. And as always, be careful of those who bring the most anointed in the world into their homes like this, Be careful! I have several other anecdotes that we went through about my dad wanting to be biblical by being a good host.

I hope it helps someone.

I am Professor Bubba.