The Apostle Paul was changed from the terrible things he did to christians, God met him of the road to Damascus and in one day he was changed him from Saul to Paul to go and preach the gospel of salvation to all people. Has he change your life from sin to grace?
One day a fine young man named Robert began to change from good to a bad obnoxious kid. His dad died when he was very young and his mother began seeing the change in Robby, He was hanging out with the wrong kids and slowly his life was not going well. His mom sent him away to be apprenticed as a barber and there in this new place he found some no good kids troublemakers and decided he was joining them to heckle preachers everywhere.
WHEN THINGS CHANGED:
Robert and friends went TO A CHURCH JUST TO HECKLE THIS VISITING PREACHER; GUESS WHAT? the message was , “Prepare To meet YOUR God for HIS wrath WILL BE METERED TO ALL UNBELIEVERS. Make READY BEFORE HE COMES”.
Robert could not get the message out of his mind for days. Very soon he turned his life over to the Lord Jesus and the change began and Robert was changed forever. He left his bad friends and began to do what was right. He studied hard, and became a preacher and everyone saw the change in him and was glad.
Prisoners can change too. Recently I saw one report of many prisoners who had changed and because of their good standing and change, were released for their good example in folk who wanted to leave their wicked lifestyle and help to be an asset to society and made their restitution to those who they hurt when they were young. Why am I telling you this story? it is because when you give up on folk they become hopeless and move vile, but when you pray for them, send them a positive note, they can be better than they were just like the Apostle Paul and Robert. Do you know someone who seems there is no good in them, pray for them and help rehabilitate their minds and thoughts to be better. God never gives us on us so we should show mercy to our youth and help them to see that good can come out of evil. Lets not just talk about them, but do our best to help them have a changed life and to be a blessing among us. “With God all things are possible. (Philippians 4:13)
