5 Critical Steps to Safely Handling A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing


Hello,

So I'm pretty excited about this Charisma article. . .it's not that I'm not about all of them. . .and yes this I believe is #9 (but who is counting).  I really felt I needed to write this.  Please read and share this article.  This is about dealing with the wolves in sheep clothing, how to spot them, and especially to leaders and pastors. . .how to drive them out of your congregations.


Remember God has awesome plans for your life.  Get excited!

Smiles, 
Anna

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