I've only recently become a servant of Christ Jesus of Bethlehem and Nazareth, there was no 'kumbayah' moment. I was quite happy serving Jehovah and practicing kabbalah when required, Ive had and hopefully still have a reasonably close relationship with Jehovah and will always hope to. Recently I had come across some Christians witnessing on the street and they are no doubt genuine about what they believe and what they do. I have come to know them and they are truly sincere unlike the self proclaimed 'christians' who are either Ned Flanders impersonators or peddling 'prosperity theology'.
I was praying to Jehovah and I said to him "I will not practice Christianity or call myself one until every spiv, hustler and conman is driven out." I then felt a profound level of silence both inside and outside of me, by my own mouth I had fallen into a committment but...it needs to be done. Praying to Christ Jesus of Bethlehem and Nazareth for the 1st time was hard for me, like taking medicine I hated the taste but felt better for taking it. It was hard to change my praying from Jehovah to Christ, I had been doing so for the past 22 years. I still praise him in my prayers, after all he is the Father.
I probably do carry some baggage with me, but what has happened has happened. I wrote an ebook called "Creed of Assiah" which is free on smashwords and Ive also set up an account on Youtube in which Ive made testimony and teachings about the thing I have been involved in. But it seems I am not the only one to jump from the occult ship or more precisely ordered off.
I might be a 'reluctant Christian' but nevertheless I do what God tells me.
Smashwords - Creed of Assiah
YouTube - Leon Fortayne
....and apologies to none...
I was praying to Jehovah and I said to him "I will not practice Christianity or call myself one until every spiv, hustler and conman is driven out." I then felt a profound level of silence both inside and outside of me, by my own mouth I had fallen into a committment but...it needs to be done. Praying to Christ Jesus of Bethlehem and Nazareth for the 1st time was hard for me, like taking medicine I hated the taste but felt better for taking it. It was hard to change my praying from Jehovah to Christ, I had been doing so for the past 22 years. I still praise him in my prayers, after all he is the Father.
I probably do carry some baggage with me, but what has happened has happened. I wrote an ebook called "Creed of Assiah" which is free on smashwords and Ive also set up an account on Youtube in which Ive made testimony and teachings about the thing I have been involved in. But it seems I am not the only one to jump from the occult ship or more precisely ordered off.
I might be a 'reluctant Christian' but nevertheless I do what God tells me.
Smashwords - Creed of Assiah
YouTube - Leon Fortayne
....and apologies to none...
