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~Footprints of my Life~

Tuesday, January 23, 2007

Still about Change

After hogging her book for about half a year (opps!), I am finally returning to Lilian her book 'Boy Meets Girl'. Seeing the book prompted me to write something. This book was also written by Joshua Harris and he is one of the writers that really inspire me. I am particularly inspired when people share their life stories and depict how they made a change for the better.

How exactly did he change? I think perhaps I should give you guys a sneak preview of him 'before and after'.

Joshua Harris was brought up in a Christian family and his parents were good role models for him. But that did little to influence his warped thinking towards relationships and girls. During his teens, he was a flirt and he indulged in pornography. He got involved in relationships for his own pleasure and selfish desires and not really for the good of the girl. All these would have continued on and on if not for... God's conviction about his attitudes and mindsets towards relationships.

Then he changed. He kissed dating goodbye and decided to serve God purposefully as a single until the timing was right for him to pursue a godly relationship with a girl that he would eventually marry.

He's now married to his wife, Shannon and has 3 adorable kids. But all these would not have happened if not for God's mercy which changed him.

I am very grateful to God for changing him because otherwise, I would not have been able to benefit from his wisdom towards romance in his two books!

It just showed to me how wonderful God's love is.

For though He loves us for who we are, He loves us far too much for us to stay the same.


MaRGaReT left her footprint @ 9:50 PM