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Posted On 06/23/2009 09:39:31 by jhbart

What led me to the True Church? Two things; first off I had the feeling we, as converts all have...something ws missing from my life.  The other...I found myself on a trip nobody wants to take, the trip downward. I was heading for that certain sort of breakdown that most of us resist, the breakdown of my stubborn self-sufficiency.

Finally I experienced the odd relief of hitting rock bottom, where I made an unexpected discovery: the rock on which I had been thrown was none other than Christ Himself. Cast on Him alone, I was in a position to rebuild the rest of my life, this time as a God-dependent person rather than the self-dependent person I had been. My rock-bottom experience became a turning point and one of the most vital spiritual developments of my life.

Most people feel anything but spiritual when they hit bottom. But our Heavenly Father is well-pleased with what He intends to bring out of such a painful process. A person who knows the secret of the God-dependent life can say Psalms 119:71 with firm meaning, "It is good for me that I have been afflicted, that I may learn Your statutes". I know without a doubt, that the Book of Mormon is true, Joseph Smith was a prophet and Thomas S. Monson is our prophet today. This I testify in the Name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

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From: prisonchaplain
06/24/2009 19:39:34

When we humble ourselves in the sight of the Lord, He shall lift us up.  Great testimony.  Thank you!  PC



From: not_ashamed
06/23/2009 15:18:37

Nice testimony of the church. The gospel can bring comfort in unexpected ways and change our lives in ways we never thought possible. It is true that HF brings us trials for reasons, its how we handle things that determine who we are.





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