Brothers and sisters, I need your prayers and godly counsel about a job opportunity that is before me.
I just got back from the 2nd interview for a job that I have been hopefull so far in getting. But on my way to the interview this afternoon I began to have some concerns about the nature of the job. I'll explain.
The main part of the job consists of walking around the downtown area here(in uniform) and assisting people with quesitons they might have about things in the area: shops, events, where is such and such, and things like that. When I first learned about the job I thought that sounded great. I thought of all the historic places and regular shops and resturants that people might be interested in and thought that would be a nice thing, to help people out and be involved in a sort of community service.
But today I began to wonder, what if they ask me how to get to the not-so-nice places?
What if someone asks me how to get to such and such bar? I'd be obligated to tell them.
Or worse, what if I'm working on the night shift and a group of kids asks me where such and such club is?
Or probably worse still...what if someone wants to know how to get to the [i]adult store
I would be obligated to tell them or find out for them.
I'm against everything that bars and clubs and so-called adult stores stand for. How could I in good conscience give people directions to get there??
What makes this even worse is I spend alot of time in this area sharing the Gospel. So the question comes to me: what, could I tell people how to get to heaven during the day and how to get to hell at night?
Even if these sorts of situations were not common, this troubles me greatly.
Financially the job is a great opportunity. It pays more than I've ever made, plus benefits and so on...
Please pray if you feel led to and above all that I would do only God's will. I do not want to dishonor Him. You all here are the only part of the body of Christ that my wife and I are closely connected with through contact right now, and I bring this to you as such.
Thank you very much and peace be with you,
Chris
