The Wolf in the midst of flock

 I invite you to read the book by Rigoberto Larraga Lara and comment on such an interesting topic.

Narcissistic personality disorder and the devastation it leaves in its wake. 

"Jesus Christ is The Good Shepherd, who gives his life for his sheep", there are no more truthful and hopeful words for his church than you are. 

Jesus Christ owns the church, he builds it day by day, takes care of it, protects it, takes care of it. Even with everything, the Bible warns us of bad days, which bring persecution, tribulation and anguish to believers, however, at the same time Jesus promises to be with us. 

Affliction and trial will always make us stronger, it will promote us to higher levels, as long as we are taken by the hand of Jesus Christ, decide correctly and remain firm in faith.

 Paul warns us that in the last days there will be men who love themselves, ravenous wolves whose intention will be to abuse, disperse and destroy the faith of the flock, with the sole objective of feeding their ego, their vainglory, fulfilling their personal agenda at the expense of trample on, and criticize their neighbor, without pity or mercy, lacking empathy and full of arrogance and malice.

 Faced with such a warning, there are only two things left: first, keep your eyes open and not allow the abuse of a narcissist in the church, when we allow it, we make the narcissist sin against God and his church, we become his accomplices.

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Secondly, when it has already happened, when a covert narcissist has taken leadership and his abusive and toxic action is hurting the church and his sin has been discovered, it will be necessary to make correct, wise and thoughtful decisions to not allow his abuse to continue.

 

This is not an easy topic to deal with, the Author presents some notes that will allow to have basic elements to make decisions. Our confidence is that each believer has the supernatural help of the Holy Spirit. God guides us into all truth, restores us and gives us the necessary temperance to be victorious. I recommend this text to every believer who understands the times in which we live, wishing it to be edifying.