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1. What are the most close to your heart part of the Bible (letter, psalm, or even few sentences of chosen part) and what the challenging?
2. Is anyone in your life who you find very challenging to be around or even worry that you may very much dislike him/her?
3. If someone did something very bad to you – how do you cope with forgiveness to that person?
4. How do you find yourself among disbelievers – when they start to talk about God in negative way or just behaviour in disrespect way to others?
5. Is your family supportive to your faith in Jesus or not?
6. Have you ever experience something very painful and difficult to understand – and you were drawn to doubt God’s love and existence?
7. If you could have one wish come true just for a day – what would you chose?
1. The Moses books are the most challenging. I don’t have the favourite part of Bible – I like different parts in different times on my live.
2. My sister – she was always difficult to be around – it takes so much to get close to her and so litter to move apart again.
3. That is something I find as a very difficult thing to do – I don’t want to choice the easy way out that is why I struggle to forgive and forget a lot. What I have noticed so far – that forgiveness is God’s given gift – it is not part of human nature – our nature rebels to it and that is why so many people find it difficult to do so. I try for months to forgive just one person – I dwell about it, wirte about it, explaine over and over to friends – just to discover one thing = that in the end I can proof any of that dwelling thoughts so why I’m wasting my time? Letting go without needs to understand and asking God for that gift = is the only way I find helpful in my case.
4. Before I was quiet and not respond to any of that and then I blame myself for being that way, then slowly I’m starting to speak up but I’m not any good with confrontation so there is still lost to learn.
5. Yes and no. yes – when I talk about something which doesn’t have anything to do with them, no – if is the other way round – and it can be difficult at times. For me finding the line where I should not cross always was the biggest problem – sometimes I don’t’ know where it is and the problem of talking too much or too litter often comes to life.
6. Yes – nothing had sense at a time, I was angry as I never been before - blaming myself, God for not telling me what to do, other people. The biggest anger come from not knowing why that was happening and what was the purpose of it – and where I should move from it. It took long time to even start to understand what happen and why. It felt at a time like someone put you in the middle of nowhere with lots of dangerous creatures and ask you to stay there until you either die or survive. I learn after the dreadful time lots about myself and still feel there is more to know but I know now that it is ok – not knowing everything. In a way that experience open my life more than anyone or any book ever did – I slowly change to someone less controlling and less attached to other human being. In the end God can used any experience in our life (bad and good) but the most dangerous once are the most likely to change us – so for that reason I’m very grateful to Him for all this time and I know I wouldn’t be the way I’m now without that hard time.
7. I would like to spend that day with someone close to my heart – who is died some time ago.
2. Is anyone in your life who you find very challenging to be around or even worry that you may very much dislike him/her?
3. If someone did something very bad to you – how do you cope with forgiveness to that person?
4. How do you find yourself among disbelievers – when they start to talk about God in negative way or just behaviour in disrespect way to others?
5. Is your family supportive to your faith in Jesus or not?
6. Have you ever experience something very painful and difficult to understand – and you were drawn to doubt God’s love and existence?
7. If you could have one wish come true just for a day – what would you chose?
1. The Moses books are the most challenging. I don’t have the favourite part of Bible – I like different parts in different times on my live.
2. My sister – she was always difficult to be around – it takes so much to get close to her and so litter to move apart again.
3. That is something I find as a very difficult thing to do – I don’t want to choice the easy way out that is why I struggle to forgive and forget a lot. What I have noticed so far – that forgiveness is God’s given gift – it is not part of human nature – our nature rebels to it and that is why so many people find it difficult to do so. I try for months to forgive just one person – I dwell about it, wirte about it, explaine over and over to friends – just to discover one thing = that in the end I can proof any of that dwelling thoughts so why I’m wasting my time? Letting go without needs to understand and asking God for that gift = is the only way I find helpful in my case.
4. Before I was quiet and not respond to any of that and then I blame myself for being that way, then slowly I’m starting to speak up but I’m not any good with confrontation so there is still lost to learn.
5. Yes and no. yes – when I talk about something which doesn’t have anything to do with them, no – if is the other way round – and it can be difficult at times. For me finding the line where I should not cross always was the biggest problem – sometimes I don’t’ know where it is and the problem of talking too much or too litter often comes to life.
6. Yes – nothing had sense at a time, I was angry as I never been before - blaming myself, God for not telling me what to do, other people. The biggest anger come from not knowing why that was happening and what was the purpose of it – and where I should move from it. It took long time to even start to understand what happen and why. It felt at a time like someone put you in the middle of nowhere with lots of dangerous creatures and ask you to stay there until you either die or survive. I learn after the dreadful time lots about myself and still feel there is more to know but I know now that it is ok – not knowing everything. In a way that experience open my life more than anyone or any book ever did – I slowly change to someone less controlling and less attached to other human being. In the end God can used any experience in our life (bad and good) but the most dangerous once are the most likely to change us – so for that reason I’m very grateful to Him for all this time and I know I wouldn’t be the way I’m now without that hard time.
7. I would like to spend that day with someone close to my heart – who is died some time ago.