Try to keep true to your word of the gospel you show

try to keep true to your word of the gospel; you show others by spreading the words of the
gospel with genuine meaning. “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path” (Psalms
119:105). This verse simply says that if you spread the gospel to a non-believer that your words
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can be the light to helping them find God’s plan. For myself, I have the best of intentions. I try to
hold higher standards and strive to be a solid example for myself, family, friends, and even the
people who do not really know me. I know there will always be times where I fall, but I will try
and sink into my faith for the helping hand that I may need. I know that my calling is to be a
teacher, so I can make a difference in a student’s lives and enrich the community where I teach. I
ask myself daily, “what more can I do to contribute to the society that I live in?” Somedays I feel
like I fall short, but everyday is a new day to start fresh, ask for forgiveness, and in good faith try
again.
Conclusion
The Christian world view shows us that man was originally created in God’s image, and if
we believe in God, ask Jesus for forgiveness of our sins, and show love and compassion for our
fellow man we can be restored to God’s image and be granted eternal life. God gave us the
universe, and all living and nonliving creations. It was his immense love for all did he then create
humankind. After the slip into temptation Adam and Eve forced Gods hand to bring upon sin to
our humanity. Even after the fall that occurred in the Garden of Eden God loved us
unconditionally and sent to Earth his only son Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ, because God granted us
his only living son, he gave us faith through the restoration because of our humanity and in the
end, we will reunite with God in Heavens Kingdom. The only way we can receive salvation is
through our faith and forgiveness. Believing that God is the almighty power and a forgiving God
to utterly understand and absorb Christianity.
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