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My Testimony.
This is NOT a crypto post. I understand some of you won't like this, and that's okay.
This is my Testimony on my walk in Faith and with Christ.
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I was raised Christian. Mainly non-denominational. I grow up all over the US because my dad was military so I went to a lot of churches growing up.
I was baptized at a young age, don't really remember it honestly.
I know I never really knew who Jesus was
When I was 8 or 9 my family converted to Messianic Judaism.
Talk about a shake up!
There are some extremely different beliefs between the two. Being so young when we converted, I don't think I questioned it much in the beginning.
It was more of those, "My parents know
better and what they say is right", type of deals.
When I was 9-10 we went to Israel. I saw Jesus' tomb. I had a Mikvah in the Jordan River. I prayed at the Wailing Wall. I felt so much.
When I was 13 I had my Bar Mitzvah. My dad was running a local congregation.
I was super immersed in it.
I think looking back, even seeing everything I did and experience all that I did, I still can't say I TRULY felt and knew God, although we were doing everything in the Torah that we could.
Fast forward a few years and enter high school.
We had moved away to a rural area and the school was completely different from what I grew up in. It was very country. Full of camouflage, hunting, fighting, partying, you name it.
Culture shock.
First 3 years of high school was rough. I was picked on and bullied SOOOO much because of being Jewish.
I was known as "Jew-boy".
At first I didn't mind it, but after years and years of it, it eats at you. I think that was the first time I really started having doubts.
I started dating the summer of my Junior year and my girlfriends moms boyfriend was a preacher.
We use to discuss differences in our beliefs. Food laws. Clothing. The sabbath. Feasts and Festivals. Old testament vs new testament.
That was a big eye opener to me.
After I graduated high school I can say my beliefs as a whole had been shaken. I was now one of those boys into smoking, drinking, partying, sexual stuff.
I started working at a RV dealership when I was 18 and a buddy I grew up with playing paintball worked there too.
He was an avid atheist and used to question me all the time about my "faith" (that was hanging on by a thread).
I ended up falling head over heals for it.
I remember the first time I ever said, "I am an atheist".
I was 19, in my bathroom looking in the mirror.
I had felt like one, but I had never physically said it out loud before.
I looked myself in the eyes, took a breath, and said with full confidence, "I am an atheist".
At that moment I felt powerful. Very powerful. And not in a good way.
I felt that I only had myself to
answer to. It didn't matter what I did, as long as I could forgive myself, I was fine.
I turned into a terrible person. Drugs. Drinking. Sexual immorality. Cursing God. Theft. Other illegal activities. Just terrible.
It's only by God I wasn't ever arrested or dead.
This went on for 9 years.
I was so angry at God too. Why is there sin? Death? Childhood cancer? Murder? Why would someone need to get in a car wreck to realize they needed to get closer to God? Why was there so much evil and bad in the world?
I went down a very dark path
All the while, I always felt like something was chasing me, trying to help me fill the void I myself was trying to fill.
I got married to unofficial high school sweetheart, (I KNEW the moment I laid eyes on here on 9th grade I was going to marry her), and she was a believer.
We talked about it some but I think it was more like, I don't agree but you do you things.
I was also not a nice person during our dating and engagement. We both hurt each other.
While she was a believer and I wasn't, We were both lost.
I digress though. We ended up getting married and started trying for a child. Unsuccessfully and this started our infertility journey (which is another story for another time).
In early 2020 she really wanted to start going to church again.
Thanks to covid, there were only drive in churches. You drive up, tune your radio to a specific channel, and listen to the preaching.
This was the start of me turning back to God.
I remember the message about sin and how we're all lost and God loves us anyways.
We continued for going back for weeks.
I got more interested in it and started talking to my wife more.
Something seemed different this time around. I had missed something completely during my first time believing and being Jewish.
April 30, 2020.
That's the day I broke down and surrendered to God and rededicated my life back to him.
I had worked over time that day and was driving home, listening to Hillsong worship songs and just let go of it all and gave it to God.
I can't explain the peace I felt then.
I sobbed to my wife when I got home. I had confessed some stuff I was hiding from in the past.
I changed. My "want tos" changed. I didn't want to do anything that I used to do. I wanted to live for God and be the best I can be.
This time I realized something, that's its not about religion, it's not about works, you can't work to be saved or get to heaven, it's simply a relationship with Jesus and believing in Him, repenting of your sins - that's all there is to it.
K.I.S.S
Keep It Simple Stupid
I read the book of Hebrews, Galatians, Philippians, Ephesians, etc, and I asked myself "how did we missed the entire purpose of Jesus coming down to earth, becoming a sacrifice and dying for our sins, to be raised again?", when we were Jewish.
I realized my basically my whole "religious" life was totally legalistic and completely opposite of the New Testament.
My life had completely changed for the better.
I was in the dirt, and God got down in the dirt with me and picked me up - even after how terrible I was.
God allowed us to have a baby girl through IVF. That entire process is a miracle in itself.
My life has been better than ever before. I found a supernaturally peace I never knew existed when I found God again.
I'm so thankful for all my struggles and what it took to get
to this point.
I don't know what God has in store for me yet. I've been praying everyday asking.
I think part of my journey is using this platform to help spread the Word.
I realize some may not like it and leave. I wish you best and no ill feelings.
I love you all!