Author: trafficked

  • Rehoboam Inherited Judgment, Not Failure — Until He Chose It

    Rehoboam Inherited Judgment, Not Failure — Until He Chose It

    It was a mere 5 years into his reign, and Rehoboam’s kingdom was on the verge of destruction. The dynasty his grandfather, King David, had established was hanging in the balance. Shishak, king of Egypt, had launched an attack against the Southern Kingdom and captured the newly fortified cities of Judah,…

  • When a Nation Forgets God: Lessons from Manasseh’s Leadership and Repentance.

    When a Nation Forgets God: Lessons from Manasseh’s Leadership and Repentance.

    “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” Rom 3:23 We all fall short of God’s perfect standard of righteousness. My life is the epitome of what falling short looks like, with the aftermath of being abducted to the long road of recovery and allowing God…

  • Faith Over Fear: How Joshua and Caleb Entered the Promise Others Rejected.

    Faith Over Fear: How Joshua and Caleb Entered the Promise Others Rejected.

    “For by grace ye are saved, through faith: and this not of yourselves; it is the gift of God: not by works, that no one may boast”. Ephesians 2:8 God had kept His promise. The Israelites were on the border of the Promised Land. A gift from God by no works of…

  • Where Would I Be Without Jesus? Thief. Part 12.

    Where Would I Be Without Jesus? Thief. Part 12.

    “He who steals must steal no longer; but rather he must labor, performing with his own hands what is good, so that he will have something to share with one who has need.” Ephesians 4:28 Welcome to another segment of what Jesus has saved me from and how He has…

  • Where Would I Be Without Jesus? Church Hurt. Part 11.

    Where Would I Be Without Jesus? Church Hurt. Part 11.

    Welcome to another segment in this series where I share parts of my testimony and how Jesus has changed my life. This subject was a big one for me; I know some can relate as there are so many hurt individuals who turn from God, and even hate Him, for…

  • Where Would I Be Without Jesus? Homosexuality. Part 10.

    Where Would I Be Without Jesus? Homosexuality. Part 10.

    Though this topic is controversial, I intend to share my past weaknesses, the progression of sin in my life, and where it led to show all that Jesus has saved me from. And with this series of breaking down my testimony, I am here to share the hope I found…

  • Where Would I Be Without Jesus? Rebellion and Stubbornness. Part 9.

    Where Would I Be Without Jesus? Rebellion and Stubbornness. Part 9.

    I was once told by a stranger that she had seen the spirit of witchcraft when viewing my online pictures. Needless to say, I was taken aback and wondered what she meant, as I had never delved into such things, nor had I been to a psychic, medium, or palm…

  • Where Would I Be Without Jesus? Mental Fantasies. Part 8.

    Where Would I Be Without Jesus? Mental Fantasies. Part 8.

    In going more in-depth with my testimony, I had previously done segments on thoughts and actions – the power of words and how they affected and shaped my life. But I wanted to peel back yet another layer of my life on this subject, as while it is along the…

  • Where Would I Be Without Jesus? Anger and Resentment. Part 7.

    Where Would I Be Without Jesus? Anger and Resentment. Part 7.

    I wanted to share another blip of my testimony about what Jesus has saved me from. I intend to share more than my original testimony with this series. Today is regarding anger and resentment. It’s a big problem in the world, and I was its poster child. As my website…

  • Where Would I Be Without Jesus? Thoughts, Actions. Their Devastating Power. Part 6.

    Where Would I Be Without Jesus? Thoughts, Actions. Their Devastating Power. Part 6.

    “Watch your thoughts for they become words, watch your words for they become actions, watch your actions, for they become habits, watch your habits for they become your character, watch your character for it becomes your destiny.” – Lao Tzu We’ve all heard such advice before, and in looking back…