I keep thinking about my road to recovery and how important it has been to me and I was discussing that with my dad last night as well. He made the point that I have been predestined to do something amazing and as I continue on in the will of God, it will be seen to completion no matter what may come against me along the way. I am not willing to let my choices carry me away from the will of God because I know that what He has planned for me is the best course for my life. I am not going to let some disturbance in the spiritual realm coerce me into giving up everything that I have fought for in Christ, it is my turn to take the upper hand in this battle and I know that God has been waiting for this moment for quite some time now. Ephesians 1:11 -12 states, "In him we were also chosen, having been predestined according to the plan of him who works everything in conformity with the purpose of his will, in order that we, who were the first to hope in Christ, might be for the praise of his glory." This verse was exactly what my father and I were talking about last night. There is so much potential for us as Christians but it is our job to harness what God has given us and to use it to the best of our abilities. I have been battling to do this for several years now and I will not be overtaken by the craziness of life. Jesus battled through time management, fatigue, hunger, restlessness, etc... So I know that I can overcome these things and allow God to use me in spite of all the "trials" I face. I have been given a wonderful opportunity and I am seizing it. I have disturbed the delicate balance of the spiritual realm around me and I must say that it feels good because it means that I must be doing something right.
I hope you all had a great day, I really need to try this sleep thing because it is really getting to me in the mental sense. I need to be mentally strong and I have a tough time with that because my mind is exhausted several hours into the day without any sleep to sustain itself. Please pray for me regarding this issue.
God Bless,
Joseph Robinson
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