Sometime ago I was in prayer for someone and I was made to know of something that would happening in the future. I told the person involved and agree with them to try to make sure the event did not happen. I believe the event was completely avoidable being based on a decision the person had to take. However the person did not heed my warning or my guidance and the harm was done when the event occurred.

Fast forward 3+ years to now and I am faced with a similar situation. I am made to know things that could happen and I do not not want to reveal details to the person involved anymore, I just want to give them a broad outline and allow them to do their thing. Am I doing wrong?

Warn the person like you did the first time. Give it to them straight.

seyibrown: Warn the person like you did the first time. Give it to them straight.

I felt like I interfered too much the first time. If it was you would you listen to me (assume I was your close friend)?

Lord_Reed:

If it was you would you listen to me (assume I was your close friend)?

I would listen to you - even if you were not my close friend

Omo Alata:

I would listen to you - even if you were not my close friend

Thanks!

If your friend were wise, they would remember the first time they neglected your advice. The more reason to give it to them straight this time. If it helps, just add that you do not mean to interfere. You'll feel even worse if they do not take your non-direct advice and come to harm again this time. They might be the one turning around to ask why you didn't tell them what exactly you saw.

I'm sure whatever it was could probably have been avoided by the person if they only learned to think with their head and not some other region.

Especially if they call themselves a christian?

Are folks not even concerned others are laughing at them over such preventable errors?

Unless its mammy water spirit at play here.