By: Lidia

Lidia — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 22:47:16 +0000

I could honestly say it may be hard at times to do things first instead what I want to do. I have been going through tests and trials in my life. My whole family was baptized in September 2007 Labor Day weekend, we are a family of four. The following year my husband decided he no longer wanted to be married to me and filed for a divorce. It has been very hard emotionally, physically, and spiritually at times. I almost quite going to church. I thought it would be easier to go out to clubs or consume alcohol just for a quick patch from the pain I was feeling. Knowing my husband left me for another women and her 4 kids was hurtful . Thanks to the Lord Jesus Christ for saving me from that road, for making my crooked path strait. Now I am praying to God for healing, going to church, taking a class for divorce care, and attending small group. Yes, I may be feeling the pain and dealing with it but its better then pretending it not there or trying to avoid it. It hurts but the great thing is that I have been healing and my children are healing also. I forgive my kids father praise the Lord. I feel this peace in my soul. Thank the Lord he has been keeping me from my temptations of wanting to go out to clubs or consume alcohol or yelling at my kids and taking my anger out on them. Thank you Lord. God bless you all

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By: Lidia