I grew up in a great environment with loving parents. You could say that all I needed to succeed in life was there but I chose to go my way. Knowing that I was disrespectful and rebelling, I didn’t care because I was looking for a good time. Dodging all good advice, I soon found myself deeper and deeper in addictions. With my own strengths, I would try to keep my church appearance clean but even that was if it was sand slipping through my hands.
I’ve always lived my life by my own standards – doing whatever I pleased. After many years, I realized what I myself am capable of. It lead me to drug addiction, doubt, depression, sin, and eventually rock bottom. Crying out to Jesus Christ was the best decision of my life.
Greetings dear friends! God is alive, and His laborers are as well! It is amazing to see that in Belize there is also believers who are like minded, and led by the Spirit to minister to the people here. We teamed up with a local church to testify on the streets of Belize about the good message that the Good Lord spoke. We were able to reach out, and preach to people passing by, as well as those who needed prayer support also received a helping hand. The testimonies, preaching, and prayer did not stop there. We were also invited to partake in radio ministry, where we were able to continue our outreach broadcasting throughout Belize on the waves of the radio. The message of repentance and hope is being preached today in Belize.
“My life is a proof of His love, mercy and grace.” After being disobedient to God, my life was filled with disappointments, depression and chaos. I was existing but not living. Not only did I have pain in my body but also in my heart and soul. I never knew a human being could bare the pain I was going through. I didn’t have a desire to live without being close to God and serving Him as I once was. Pain and tears were my bread and water. I felt ashamed, and I was believing the lies of the enemy, that I’ve lost the privilege to be called God’s child.
Blessings to all of you, brothers and sisters!
Greetings church!
I used to think that I had my life in my control. But when ended up in drug addiction and depression at the age of seventeen, I realized otherwise. I couldn’t find the way out, and lived with no purpose and no hope for a good future.
Hello! I’m from Everett, WA.