I'm Loving, Kind, And Trustworthy But People Still Reject Me! 

Very timely. I have a friend that is in an abusive relationship & keeps going back to him. My heart hurts for her. I was actually going to message her today about it but didn't...then watched this. So true, Dani...we gotta love people where they are & continually pray for them. Thank you for sharing!

True, some people are so wounded they can't change. You can't have the intimacy you want and needs met from them.

Awesome message! Thank you so much! Feeling blessed

Dani is a dove and an eagle

Great message thanks for sharing.

better than ever before

Great Message😊

Snakes are venomous not poisonous. But great video!

"..have the spiritual maturity, to love people exactly where they're at, versus trying to make people change and be what you think they should be." I just want you to picture yourself saying that to Jesus Christ as if he was in front of you about the people he came to save. I hate to do this, but it sounds like you gave up on that person, hence, you lost the defining moment when they would have said, 'no matter what I did to reject you, you stayed and believed in me.' "never give up, never give in and never compromise your faith" all of which you did to that person. If you're talking about Christ he would rather be crucified by the same people who he came to help' than let them believe is okay for them to go on that way. You need to go back and let that person know you're still there prying for them to "Change" and become a better person and still believe in them no matter what, and continue to encourage them in love. If you're going to be a leader, lead. This is not a testimony it is a "confession," that you have a lost sheep that you left astray. As the Gospel said, he would leave the 99 and go find that one to save it. How many time should you encourage them and not give up on them or let them be that failure because you think they can't be saved? to sum up, the Gospel, never! Going forward, you need to be mindful of what it takes to be a leader speaking in the faith.