If The Lord Had Not Been On Our Side



If the Lord had not been on my side, I would’ve been a loser since I was born.

If the Lord had not been on my side, my family would’ve remained in poverty and we will not have enough food for ourselves.

If the Lord had not been on my side, I wouldn’t be able to study at the University of the Philippines.

If the Lord had not been on my side, I would’ve fallen real hard on every relationship I had. I would’ve had a family at an early age.

If the Lord had not been on my side, I wouldn’t have been a good teacher. I wouldn’t have a lot of patience for the children. I would’ve been a strict and snob teacher without the Lord.

If the Lord had not been on my side, I wouldn’t gain this much knowledge and wisdom that the Lord had given me.

If the Lord had not been on my side, I’ll surely live a miserable life.


BUT I HAVE THE LORD. HE IS WITH ME AND HE IS ON MY SIDE. 


-Judie

Comments

  1. faithsistersJune 11, 2012 at 4:25 AM

    How do you think your life could have been had the Lord been not on your side???

    Feel free to share your thoughts. :)

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

GOAL

Image
As part of Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary's vision to bridge cultures for Christ, the school sent four mission teams led by students during last year's Christmas break. One of which is a sports mission team. Last December 20, 2013, a group of people (students, professors, children) from the seminary visited the Angono Football Club to minister to its football players. Sticky earth on our cleats The afternoon started with orientation and introductions. The kids showed enthusiasm as they looked at an intercultural, inter-racial group of people. (I guess, having people from other countries really creates excitement for Filipinos.) We had games and some football matches. The players were also divided into groups for short conversations (which centered on teaching about reaching our goals and telling them how God is very important for us to reach goals) and prayer time. It was a very short time. Yet, I know that the Lord has touched both the lives of the Angon
Read more

ANSWERED PRAYER

Image
"I am a God of faith and I'm going to honor your faith." "I'm going to do it swiftly in my time." - This is part of the prophetic word I received this year. One month has passed since the Lord answered my prayer.  I'm writing here in (insert country here) as a proof that God is truly a God of faith.   Five years ago, I stood up in church, claiming God's heart for me to serve Him as a world missionary. I had a chance to be part of a short term mission trip three years ago. But my desire to serve Him globally has not quenched even after a few years of serving Him in my hometown. I knew I had to step out in faith and do something so I can fulfill His plans for my life. I attempted to work in Singapore to become a tentmaker last year but to no avail. This year, I was given another opportunity to trust in Him and work out my papers for a job opportunity in China.  Imagine a continuous work out in the gym for six mon
Read more

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Words are very powerful. If there is something that can gash a heart more than a sword, those would be the words from anyone whom we allow to hurt us. It hurts even more when the words come from our own mouth. Lately, I found myself asking questions that eventually keep me down. "Am I fat?" "Why am I alone again?" "Why do I look ugly?" "Why am I so foolish?" "When will I learn?" "Will I ever get _______(fill in the blank with something I want or need)? And then I would impulsively reply negative answers to my own questions. It went on and on until I finally realized that telling myself negative things about me isn't making me any wise. It makes me feel disappointed. It makes me feel down. It makes me feel hopeless. These questions are fatal. It will lead to nowhere but misery and despair. These are the questions everyone should avoid as long as the only answers we can give ourselves are the negative ones. B
Read more