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Evidence of God’s Existence from a Personal View

 


For the past 27 years, God has been the unshakable pillar of my life, guiding and supporting me through every twist and turn. My journey has been marked by God’s blessings, favor, and peace, manifesting through personal experiences and the uplifting of my family, particularly my mother, whose steadfast belief in the power of prayer has been an inspiration.

From an early age, I have witnessed the transformative power of God’s presence. My parents' lives, especially my mother's deep connection with God, have shown me that God is closer than we often think or are told by church leaders. Through various life experiences, I have come to understand that God listens and is ever-present, even when we might not recognize it. This realization has shaped my perception of faith, leading me to believe that we are inherently godly beings, made in His image, and possessing His spirit.

Throughout my life, I have seen the hand of God in the path I have taken, regardless of the circumstances. Whether facing hardships or celebrating successes, I have felt God's guiding presence. My position in life, the choices I have made, and the opportunities that have come my way, all bear the unmistakable mark of divine intervention. It is evident to me that God’s blessings are not confined to moments of prosperity; they are also present in times of struggle, offering strength and guidance.

A crucial lesson I have learned is that God does not limit Himself in how He engages with us. It is often we who limit our relationship with God by condemning ourselves too harshly because of sin and other inequities. I have come to understand that having God on our side does not guarantee a simpler life. Instead, He acts as an anchor, a steadfast presence to lean on during tough times. Witnessing others with lives far rougher than mine has instilled in me a deep sense of gratitude, even when I face my own challenges. This perspective has taught me that having God in my life means never truly lacking what matters most: His love, peace of heart and mind, constant support, and the hope that things will get better.

Watching the series "The Chosen" has profoundly impacted my understanding of Jesus and His mission. The series portrays the disciples' struggles to comprehend Jesus and the significance of His presence in the world. This unique depiction has reshaped my perception of Jesus, highlighting His deep understanding of human frailty and His desire for genuine connection rather than instant reform. It underscores that God seeks a sincere desire to understand Him and His intentions.

Moreover, my spiritual journey has revealed that God is profoundly personal. We do not need to adhere to a specific church or doctrine to access His blessings, a belief that has been reinforced through my experiences. A few months ago, I took a break from mainstream church services and engaged in Bible study sessions with my partner. Each Sunday, we would meet, and one of us would prepare and present a sermon. This practice has been eye-opening, allowing us to explore the Bible's teachings at a personal level, free from the constraints of a preacher’s interpretation which in some cases can be misleading especially in the modern churches that focus on prosperity gospel and such.

These Bible study sessions have deepened my connection with God and enhanced my understanding of His words and intentions. I recommend such a practice to anyone seeking a more personal relationship with God. It offers a unique opportunity to delve into the scriptures and discover their relevance to one’s life, fostering a deeper and more meaningful connection with the divine.

God has been and continues to be a faithful presence in my life, my family's lives, and the lives of those I hold dear. This belief is not merely based on religious teachings but on personal experiences that have affirmed His existence and benevolence. Through every blessing and challenge, I have felt His unwavering support and love. As I look to the future, I carry this faith with me, confident that God will continue to guide and uplift me and the family I will have. My journey has shown me that God’s presence is real, personal, and profoundly impactful, shaping every aspect of my life and the lives of those around me.

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