These are a few ideas that summarize some of the things I have been learning lately:
My choices matter. If I want to do good and follow God, He will enable me to do so.
God will not force me to be helped. I must first choose to be helped - I must strive to do what He asks. He has taught me the things I can do to access His help (prayer, service, attending church, reading His word, heeding the Holy Spirit's guidance). When I choose to do these simple things, I put myself spiritually in places where I can receive His help.
My family is incredible. They love me, laugh with me, and listen to me.
My friends are wonderful. They're all so different, but they are awesome. They're all supportive and such good, good people.
For my job I teach English to people from other countries who are going to be missionaries for my church. I love them. They are my friends. I also love all of my co-workers. I have met some of my favorite people at work.
We are all given contexts in which we live that can restrict our lives and options. These contexts, though, do not remove our opportunity to choose.
God uses people to teach me things - church leaders, friends, professors.
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