The anticipation of opening
myself up and sharing very
vulnerable struggles is finally
over. I’m amazed at the responses I’ve received from so
many people that are connecting with this message about
their own personal struggles
of not feeling worthy. There’s
so much beauty and healing
when we realize we are not
alone. It truly is a miracle.
Could you please, share your
testimony about how you became a Christian?
I grew up in church but as a
child church just meant Christmas plays, Sunday school
class and memorizing bible
verses. When I was 13-yearsold a friend took me to a
Christian concert and I had an
overwhelming desire to accept
Christ at the end when they
had an alter call.
more than anything in the world
that I could get my time back
before the day of my diagnosis.
I felt like I had let life slip right
through my hands. It was gut
wrenching.
How did you and your family
manage to hold on to God and
your faith during this difficult
time?
Sometimes when thrown in a
crisis you either run to God or
away from God. You’re either
all in or all out. We were all in.
We Fully Relied On God!
In what ways has your life
changed after being healed
from cancer?
What was your thoughts and
struggles the first period directly after your cancer diagnosis?
Physically I try and live in more
awareness that my body is a
temple where the Holy Spirit dwells. I educated myself
on how to take better care of
myself nutritionally. I’ve had a
spiritually healing as well since
cancer. I have an intimate relationship with Christ like I never
imagined.
I was scared and very angry. I
felt like I was violated because
I had a deadly disease running
rampant throughout my body
and I had no control. I wished
I have read this statement on
your blog several times, “Who
am I to be a walking testimony
of God’s miracles? I really never felt worthy of His grace and
‘
I felt like I
had let life slip
right through
my hands.
Faith Crafter January 2016
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