"Come, follow me," Jesus said, "and I will send you out to fish for people." (Matthew 4:19)
I don't think I have realized the truth of this statement until just recently.
Jesus has fished for me, and let me tell you, he could have used any bait possible and I know for sure he would have reeled me in, without a doubt.
I never believed I was lost before I came to Christ. I thought I had life all figured out. Even till this day there are things in my life in which I need supernatural guidance for, but to give in was hard. It was hard learning that no matter how many years you have been investing in your ego and reputation, that it could all literally be shifted within a single solitary moment.
God has healed me of the major issues I used to deal with in my life, and honestly the recovery for that seemed swift and easy. It's not until I begin to grow my trust in him that I then begin to see how hard it is to recover from the internal issues I've created for myself that had let up to the larger problems.
When you truly begin to start feeling the macro changes in the deepest arena of your rationalizing, it's then that the recovery becomes hard. You can't deal with transformation of who you are, more like who you were. I am now made new in the eyes of the Lord and share in his everlasting glory! Take THAT all you who try to have me conform to images that you all have laid out for me. I know who I am, because of who I rely on. I have been transformed by the power of God. Nothing, nor anyone will take away the glorious experience I have had with my Lord, my God! Glory be to Jesus, forever and ever, Amen!
A mans WORD is all he has to live for, and die for. Word is bond. Regaining Honor one moral at a time!-----------------------------------------> (John 1:1) In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
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Showing posts with label emotions. Show all posts
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Friday, November 5, 2010
Who would have thought?
"Be alert and of sober mind. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour." (1 Peter 5:8 NIV)
The very existence of every occurrence in my life seems to be momentarily stimulating. Symbols are becoming more prone to an emotional standpoint, and the reality is, I understand myself more than I ever have.
The ability to create a future, while not assuming that the present situations will have any affect to a specific outcome, has led me to believe that any positive transformation was pre-planned.
I notice that everything in my life is just a mere sub-coordinate to the divine establishment we consider Unity. I like to consider every artificial emotional disturbance, while looking for the meaning of what my mind consist of.
Why so? Well, people only measure the ordinance of a subject negatively, because if thoughts were positive, a controllable outcome would be the least of people's worries.
The very existence of every occurrence in my life seems to be momentarily stimulating. Symbols are becoming more prone to an emotional standpoint, and the reality is, I understand myself more than I ever have.
The ability to create a future, while not assuming that the present situations will have any affect to a specific outcome, has led me to believe that any positive transformation was pre-planned.
I notice that everything in my life is just a mere sub-coordinate to the divine establishment we consider Unity. I like to consider every artificial emotional disturbance, while looking for the meaning of what my mind consist of.
Why so? Well, people only measure the ordinance of a subject negatively, because if thoughts were positive, a controllable outcome would be the least of people's worries.
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