This morning, I wrote a letter to friends in Canada who operate an outreach ministry to prisoners and their families...
I've been corresponding with them for several years, and today I wanted to let them know what a difference Christ has made in my life.
In fact, during the first approximately ten years of imprisonment, when I was not a Christian and was practicing witchcraft and reading lots of occult literature, God was still watching over me. Why? Because He knew there would come a day when I would be open to the gospel, and that I would be ready and willing to turn from my sins with a heart of repentance, and place my faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
Although undeserving of God's mercy, I wrote, the Lord has continued to this present moment to watch over me and guide my steps. And even when I mess up and "miss the mark," He has not rejected me nor turned me away. Yes, Jesus makes all the difference.
D.B.
In fact, during the first approximately ten years of imprisonment, when I was not a Christian and was practicing witchcraft and reading lots of occult literature, God was still watching over me. Why? Because He knew there would come a day when I would be open to the gospel, and that I would be ready and willing to turn from my sins with a heart of repentance, and place my faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
Although undeserving of God's mercy, I wrote, the Lord has continued to this present moment to watch over me and guide my steps. And even when I mess up and "miss the mark," He has not rejected me nor turned me away. Yes, Jesus makes all the difference.
D.B.
