The Formerly Lost Soul
Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places
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…Freedom from Guilt…
1 John1:9 If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. 3:20-21 For if our heart condemns us, God is greater than our heart, and knows all things. Beloved, if our heart does not condemn us, we have confidence toward God.
You are allowed to forgive yourself and become a new person through Christ. You were sinning in ignorance and now you know better. You still deserve to be free from restrictions and self-oppressions. You are free to break away from fear, depression, and guilt from the thought of you not deserving happiness and joy. By not forgiving yourself you will allow other to disrespect you because you will feel as though you deserve it. You have the right to live an awesome life. When you truly love yourself you will forgive yourself. You can become what many want to be but only few achieve, a victor, greater than most with a drive to rise above your circumstances.
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About the Book
Most of the time, we walk around showing everyone what we want them to see, putting on a front like life is all sunshine and roses. Meanwhile, we are dying inside and trying to desperately find something or someone to fulfill our every need. We start feeling depressed and dissatisfied, unaware that there has always been someone watching over us and listening to us.
In The Formerly Lost Soul, author Jubilee Ortiz reminds us that one day God will make his presence known to us through his gentle touch and loving words—even when we are experiencing times of difficulty and pain. Jubilee shares her own personal story of overcoming, as she struggled through challenges and obstacles before feeling God’s presence in her life and listening for his words and guidance.
God can be our best friend, and he knows us better than we know ourselves. He has given us the power to change our lives, and his words can be our foundation and the lamp that guides us forward. Although we cannot control what life brings, we can trust in God to help us overcome whatever we may face.
About the Author
Jubilee Ortiz was a young girl who was raised in foster care and lost her way. As she was going around and looking for love, she was destroying her life, and many wrote her off as if to say she would never become anything great. But because it is God who qualifies those who are called, she was able to overcome her past through her faith.