I realize that every mistake I could make as a young woman
could in fact put my future in danger or jeopardy. Not only will my mistakes affect
me, but they will also affect my husband, my children and so on. When people sin,
they do not take the time to realize the extremity of that sin. It could seem
like just a moment and nothing more than that, but it can hunt you for the
remainder of your life. Your past can literally shape your future. And when you
hold on to it, it can and will destroy any chances of having a stable life in
the future. That is why I vow to my father in Heaven that I will try my hardest
to live righteously and to live by his commandants. I vow to end my family’s
sin cycle, and start a new God-fearing lifestyle, that will resemble God’s
love. I don’t want to be shackled, and buried in lies, and deceit. I want to be
free, and live a life full of joy and peace. I want to be an inspiration to
other young women, and young adult. It is possible to live right; you just have
to want to live right! It’s a choice that you make every day you awake. We don’t
have to go through every situation to learn and grow; we don’t need to kiss a
million frogs to find our prince charming. Whoever said these things? I want to
be at peace with my life; I don’t want nor need the extra unnecessary drama.
Therefore the devil can miss me with that, I’m cool!
Adam and Eve were the first human beings to struggle with discontentment. God already provided all that they needed but He forbid them of just one thing. And that one thing "to be like God" soon became what their "hearts desired" after Satan deceived them. But they were already complete and whole. The devil made them feel like they needed something more, that what they had wasnt enough. So he enticed them to disobey God in the pursuit of wanting to be like God. They were discontent with what they already had, which was already enough. They were living in paradise, amongst God in the garden of Eden and they had one another to experience it with. Seriously, what more could they have asked for? But that's what the devil will do, he will convince you that there is always more to be had, but sometimes the "more" requires us to be disobedient to get and keep it. Discontentment can easily lead to sin, guard your heart diligently and seek the Lord for...