Something very new... {the story of James}
Something very new... what do you think of when I write that?? What do you think about when someone starts telling you about that??
James has experience. Will you listen to his story??
Looking back on youth
When I think back to it, James says, I was actually the most annoying little boy in the class. A nagging irritant with a great sense of justice. Especially if I myself was treated unfairly. I shrieked off and cried a lot. Lots, lots of crocodile tears. The river flowed over regularly to get my way.
Honestly, I did quite a lot with that attitude. But on the other hand, I was also bullied. My classmates supported each other in this, and at home my sisters put a big shovel on top. At that time I put my heels more and more in the sand and became even more annoying. I just didn't think it was fair that I had to go over and over again.
From time to time I was seen by others. I pretended to be tough, but I couldn't even face a younger girl physically. Fortunately, hardly anyone saw that, but I was ashamed. And I got punished once, too, when I wanted to score football cards. I did not get them for punishment for a long time. I just got suspended. That hurt pretty much, but I also started to realize that I actually deserved it.
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I can also confirm your 'something new' from my own experience and I thank you for that every day. I can recommend it to everyone to look for.... You have nothing to lose, just to win, but you don't realize that until the time comes. It took me 9 months, I persisted and now, now I have been living with the Lord for over ten years ♥️
Thanks for this post x
Forgiveness well and well and mind that is my personal opinion: I am willing to forgive someone who has hurt me or failed me but only on condition that I know and see that he regrets. Just like that, I'll never do that. I sometimes understand the motivations of someone who does evil and at certain times in his life is beating wild, but if he personally hurts me, I will not forget this but will be the first to rub the sponge when I see 'real' repentance. Voila.