Skip a few years into high school and that knowledge of Gods love started to fail. I faced trials, and was in a deep confusion of what the purpose of life was. I did not understand why things were hard, and instead of coming closer to God when I needed him, I turned away. I was not too happy and I was not sure why. When I got into college, I realized that I needed that relationship back with my Heavenly Father so I started to read a book that my grandma had gotten me in highschool. I think it was a pathway for youth. It would give me a daily scripture and share stories of how I can face the trials of the world. Soon after that, my Step-mom invited some missionaries over fromThe Church of Jesus-Christ of Latter-Day Saints. This part of the story is long. The missionaries came to my house for the next year or so visiting with my family. I started feeling answers to questions I had growing up. I began to feel happy, and see that there was purpose in this life. However it is through the Scriptures that I gained a testimony of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. I was reading in revelations just scamming through and I came upon Revelation 3:20 which states "Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me." Some reason this hit me. I knew that these missionaries in my home were sent to bring me back. I knew that I could ask my Heavenly Father and he would answer me. I also knew that it would take faith. I would have to open the door to allow Him back into my life. I prayed and received an answer that The Church of Jesus Christ was Gods church. The same church that was on the Earth with Christ. I am grateful for the scriptures. I feel that they can answer our prayers as we study them. I am also grateful for my Heavenly Father and his son Jesus Christ. I feel that I was once a lost sheep, but Christ knew exactly how to find me.
Here are some inspiring messages about having Christ carry us and lead us to the top of our Mountains... or our struggles. A wise person once told me "Through faith in Christ you can move mountains, but do not be suprised if he gives you a shovel."
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Thank You!
Skip a few years into high school and that knowledge of Gods love started to fail. I faced trials, and was in a deep confusion of what the purpose of life was. I did not understand why things were hard, and instead of coming closer to God when I needed him, I turned away. I was not too happy and I was not sure why. When I got into college, I realized that I needed that relationship back with my Heavenly Father so I started to read a book that my grandma had gotten me in highschool. I think it was a pathway for youth. It would give me a daily scripture and share stories of how I can face the trials of the world. Soon after that, my Step-mom invited some missionaries over fromThe Church of Jesus-Christ of Latter-Day Saints. This part of the story is long. The missionaries came to my house for the next year or so visiting with my family. I started feeling answers to questions I had growing up. I began to feel happy, and see that there was purpose in this life. However it is through the Scriptures that I gained a testimony of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. I was reading in revelations just scamming through and I came upon Revelation 3:20 which states "Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me." Some reason this hit me. I knew that these missionaries in my home were sent to bring me back. I knew that I could ask my Heavenly Father and he would answer me. I also knew that it would take faith. I would have to open the door to allow Him back into my life. I prayed and received an answer that The Church of Jesus Christ was Gods church. The same church that was on the Earth with Christ. I am grateful for the scriptures. I feel that they can answer our prayers as we study them. I am also grateful for my Heavenly Father and his son Jesus Christ. I feel that I was once a lost sheep, but Christ knew exactly how to find me.
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