I’ve been told that writing out your story of how you came to Jesus is a good idea. I’ don’t know because my story is not anything special, but it is my story. When I was little, I remember being afraid of my father because he was hard and I did not want to make him angry. When I was probably six or seven my dad accepted Christ as his savior because of some Christians who love him unconditionally. What a transformation!! My dad became as kind and gentle as he had been calloused. I knew anyone who could make that kind of transformation in a person was awesome. A few years later, we had an evangelist come to the church. I remember realizing that it wasn’t just my father that needed Jesus. I needed him also. I didn’t accept Jesus as my savior right then, but a few years later at church camp. I would love to say that I’ve always from that point on did everything right but the truth is, I haven’t. I am reminded often of how far I have yet to go. Praise God I am not the person I was either. I've shared my story, now you share yours. I'd love to read it.
Thank you God for how you lead us. Like a shepherd leading his sheep. Sometimes through the words you spoke in the Bible, your written word. at other times, it was the wise words from friends, coworkers,or neighbors spoken at just the right time. Still other times it was a gentle tug, a whisper to our heart to move in one direction or another; intuition or a sixth sense that one way or another was right or wrong Yet, when I listened and obeyed I found the way was clear, distinct and easy to follow. You never leave us to guess which way to go. ...
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