ElizabethLim

His behavior won't differ much from that of a non-Christian in his priorites in this life; one would be hard pressed to recognize him as a follower of Christ. I have been guilty of this kind of behavior and even now I cannot safely say I no longer practise it. I am so thankful to our gracious Lord that each time I stumbled, whether in thought or deed or word, the Holy Spirit would lovingly give me a "nudge". Having said that I also realize that my priorities have definitely changed tremendously since the day when my world caved in and the Lord came to my rescue and restored me to a renewed relationship with Him. I guess most people, like me, don't or won't recognize what the really important things are until they come to the end of themselves and all they see is total darkness and hopelessness.