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Answer fome Adove (this a deep Personal Journal)
7 years ago
welcome back to a another mediocre Journal, full of mediocre content, from my mediocre life and thought's
First off, hello to everyone that might be reading this. today I wanted to share with you all something personal. I been having this though go throw my mind for a while. "have I just screw up so badly you don't know if I could be forgiven" the though it hits dangerously close to home for me. This pretty much sums up how I've been the last month. As I sat in church today I feel like I may have gotten an answer to it.
Here is a little background on the bible verse.
Saul, who was in full approval of the mob’s murderous actions (Acts 8:1). While on his way to Damascus to arrest and extradite Christians back to Jerusalem, Saul was confronted by the very One whom he was persecuting (Acts 9:3–9).He then told him to go to the city and he would know what he was supposed to do once he got there. Saul did as he was told, and he remained sightless for three days as a result of that bright light. Ananias, a disciple in Damascus, heard the Lord speak to him to go to look for Saul. God wanted him to lay his hands-on Saul as he was chosen by Him to do important things. In fact, God refers to Saul as a ‘chosen vessel.’ Ananias obeyed the Lord. He found Saul, put his hands on him, and Saul was filled with the Holy Ghost. It was then that Saul began to preach in the name of the Lord Jesus.
The Two bible verses hits close to home for me were Acts 9:13 and Acts 9:15. In Acts 9:13 it shows that People will bring up your past no matter how long ago it was. (In my case it could have been something you did in your youth not knowing the full effect of your actions). It could have been something as small or large. Someone well holds on to it for as long as possible and well see that others do the same. Acts 9:15 shows that People are more than there past. That even throw if you are willing to change your life in a positive way, you could do remarkable things. you should not let the world tell you what tip of person you are and that there is always room for forgiven.
I hope my Personal Journal help you out in same way. 🙏
~Spick Da Wolf
P.S. Sorry for the deep conversation, hopefully the next one will be a bit more happier.
Here is a little background on the bible verse.
Saul, who was in full approval of the mob’s murderous actions (Acts 8:1). While on his way to Damascus to arrest and extradite Christians back to Jerusalem, Saul was confronted by the very One whom he was persecuting (Acts 9:3–9).He then told him to go to the city and he would know what he was supposed to do once he got there. Saul did as he was told, and he remained sightless for three days as a result of that bright light. Ananias, a disciple in Damascus, heard the Lord speak to him to go to look for Saul. God wanted him to lay his hands-on Saul as he was chosen by Him to do important things. In fact, God refers to Saul as a ‘chosen vessel.’ Ananias obeyed the Lord. He found Saul, put his hands on him, and Saul was filled with the Holy Ghost. It was then that Saul began to preach in the name of the Lord Jesus.
The Two bible verses hits close to home for me were Acts 9:13 and Acts 9:15. In Acts 9:13 it shows that People will bring up your past no matter how long ago it was. (In my case it could have been something you did in your youth not knowing the full effect of your actions). It could have been something as small or large. Someone well holds on to it for as long as possible and well see that others do the same. Acts 9:15 shows that People are more than there past. That even throw if you are willing to change your life in a positive way, you could do remarkable things. you should not let the world tell you what tip of person you are and that there is always room for forgiven.
I hope my Personal Journal help you out in same way. 🙏
~Spick Da Wolf
P.S. Sorry for the deep conversation, hopefully the next one will be a bit more happier.
