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Christ makes all things new. If, indeed, you are redeemed and seek to build a Godly life, you owe it to both yourself and God to either use your singleness to serve him or find a Godly woman.
You've been forgiven and it is time to begin again.
Uggghhh, SecularHermit is right. I really ought to follow my own advice.
You've been forgiven and it is time to begin again.
Uggghhh, SecularHermit is right. I really ought to follow my own advice.
You are only partially defined by what you have done in the past. But who you consider yourself now (an identity in Christ) and what you do with that identity will define you more.
People our age are in a strange place. It's like a relapse of being an adolescent in a bizarre way. We are confident in our experiences and those experiences give us wisdom. But by today's standards, we are still remarkably young. We fail to recognize that there is still time for us, if we so choose, to dramatically alter our paths for the better in many ways.
Either way, be glad you found Christ early in life (it's still early). The old you can provide context and wisdom, but he doesn't necessarily have to determine direction.
Praying for you, man.
People our age are in a strange place. It's like a relapse of being an adolescent in a bizarre way. We are confident in our experiences and those experiences give us wisdom. But by today's standards, we are still remarkably young. We fail to recognize that there is still time for us, if we so choose, to dramatically alter our paths for the better in many ways.
Either way, be glad you found Christ early in life (it's still early). The old you can provide context and wisdom, but he doesn't necessarily have to determine direction.
Praying for you, man.
S
Dude, I used to be a complete d-bag before Christ.
We were all not right in the head (and more importantly the heart) before Christ. Whatever stupid crap you've done, someone else has done it before, and God's seen it all. None of us deserves the sacrifice that was paid, yet here we all are.
Look before you leap - what do you see? I don't see a safety net here - in fact I see an awfully long fall onto some pretty jagged rocks. This doesn't even have the appearance of ending well.
We were all not right in the head (and more importantly the heart) before Christ. Whatever stupid crap you've done, someone else has done it before, and God's seen it all. None of us deserves the sacrifice that was paid, yet here we all are.
Look before you leap - what do you see? I don't see a safety net here - in fact I see an awfully long fall onto some pretty jagged rocks. This doesn't even have the appearance of ending well.
