Don't keep grudge

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Once, a minister told a story of two women that were in his church that had quarrel for a long time. One of them had a thyroid glad for many years, and despite of the pastor's prayer for her, the illness didn't heal. The second woman too could not receive the Holy Ghost; she just could not speak in other tongues, even though the pastor had prayed for her many times for her to receive the Holy Ghost.

On a Sunday morning, while the pastor was sitting on the podium during the service, one of them came to church and found a seat, but as she noticed that the other lady sat at the next sit, she immediately stood up to change her seat. At that moment, the Pastor left the podium to meet them, and He told them that He's not having any more of that; it's either they get together as sisters or they get out!” immediately, both of them broke into tears and started to apologing to each other.

These women were set to take the blame, as they cried and hugged themselves. Right there, before their eyes, the thyroid glad erased, and the other woman was filled with the Holy Ghost and started speaking in tongues. Plainly, those grudges had stopped the manifestations of the blessings they are entitled to in their lives for long time, but they didn't realize it. All they have to do was to take surrender for themselves.

Maybe all you need is to “confess your faults to that person, it means you admitting your what you did wrong; don't keep a grudge. Even when you think you that you are right, it didn't matter; just let the matter go to rest. Do what the Word of God says. Don’t always claim right. The scripture says you should rather let yourself to be defrauded (1 Corinthians 6:7) than to hold a grudge against anyone, talk less of your brother or sister in the Lord.