My Lord, My God, My Heavenly Father II
“Why, God? Why me?” Have you uttered these questions, pained by a sudden experience, drowning in sorrow, and wanting to just have some peace within?
Many times in our lives, we experience events that leave us with a scar that will never fade. The rush of emotions makes us want to find somebody—anybody—to whom we will lay the blame. Sadly the one who usually gets the blame for all of what we see as “misfortunes” is God. Yet God is easy to forgive. He loves us even though we repetitively sin.
Time is starting to run out, and God will be coming again, sooner than we might expect. We ought to show our love for Him for sending Jesus Christ our way to atone for our sins by sinning less every day.
It is indeed difficult to just turn our backs to wrongdoings, but little by little, our efforts will pay off and a better life hereafter will await us.
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Many times in our lives, we experience events that leave us with a scar that will never fade. The rush of emotions makes us want to find somebody—anybody—to whom we will lay the blame. Sadly the one who usually gets the blame for all of what we see as “misfortunes” is God. Yet God is easy to forgive. He loves us even though we repetitively sin.
Time is starting to run out, and God will be coming again, sooner than we might expect. We ought to show our love for Him for sending Jesus Christ our way to atone for our sins by sinning less every day.
It is indeed difficult to just turn our backs to wrongdoings, but little by little, our efforts will pay off and a better life hereafter will await us.
My Lord, My God, My Heavenly Father II
“Why, God? Why me?” Have you uttered these questions, pained by a sudden experience, drowning in sorrow, and wanting to just have some peace within?
Many times in our lives, we experience events that leave us with a scar that will never fade. The rush of emotions makes us want to find somebody—anybody—to whom we will lay the blame. Sadly the one who usually gets the blame for all of what we see as “misfortunes” is God. Yet God is easy to forgive. He loves us even though we repetitively sin.
Time is starting to run out, and God will be coming again, sooner than we might expect. We ought to show our love for Him for sending Jesus Christ our way to atone for our sins by sinning less every day.
It is indeed difficult to just turn our backs to wrongdoings, but little by little, our efforts will pay off and a better life hereafter will await us.
Many times in our lives, we experience events that leave us with a scar that will never fade. The rush of emotions makes us want to find somebody—anybody—to whom we will lay the blame. Sadly the one who usually gets the blame for all of what we see as “misfortunes” is God. Yet God is easy to forgive. He loves us even though we repetitively sin.
Time is starting to run out, and God will be coming again, sooner than we might expect. We ought to show our love for Him for sending Jesus Christ our way to atone for our sins by sinning less every day.
It is indeed difficult to just turn our backs to wrongdoings, but little by little, our efforts will pay off and a better life hereafter will await us.
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| BN ID: | 2940012667182 |
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| Publisher: | Dorrance Publishing Co. Inc. |
| Publication date: | 04/12/2011 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 32 |
| File size: | 89 KB |
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