Unperfectly Saved
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Imagine being used and abused as far as you can remember. Feeling like no one cared about you or even had your back. As you get older you don't feel good about yourself. You feel unworthy to be loved. You really feel terrible about some of the choices you made in your life and you cannot change the choices you have made. You can't go back and change the past so what do you do? You feel sorry for yourself and you throw a big pity party and try to invite and take anybody with you that will go. How do you bounce back from all that? What do you do? Reba asked the Lord that question and he answered her. He told her “It was okay. You made some mistakes, and you made some bad choices in your life but my child”, he said, “IT IS OKAY, I FORGIVE YOU! NOW FORGIVE YOURSELF! I GOT YOU”” said the Lord. {I am really glad that the Lord Jesus is not like man}. That was the hardest thing for Reba to do was to forgive herself. Well actually it is hard for some of us to do is forgive ourselves. We sometimes feel like we have messed up so bad that the Lord don't want us or cannot use us, or even forgive us for our actions and bad decision. The Lord wants his people to know its okay. It’s okay to get upset, feel sad, mad, and/ or to cry. Being saved doesn't mean you’re not going to be hurt, get angry and yes make mistakes. We all are going to make mistakes! We just have to trust in the Lord and encourage our self.
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Have you ever felt like the world turn it's back on you? Did it ever seem like you were in a maze and couldn't find your way? Journey into life of a woman whose life has been far from a fairy tale. Journey into her world of being betrayed by people she trusted most. Passed around like some old hand me down clothes. Journey with Reba as she goes from feeling like there is no purpose for her here in this world. Until one day truly finding the Lord and realizing that He loved her made it possible for her to love for herself. This is a journey you will truly remember.
About the Author
Rebecca is the child of retired Air Forced Sgt. Robert McIntyre Jr. and Carolyn Young. Rebecca was born in