Growing up on a farm just outside of
Eshowe made me open my eyes to nature and all God’s wonderful creations.
In my junior days I went to the
Catholic school and from standard six I was in big school and the real world shocked me. I went up and down, as I’m sure every child
does through life.
Youth on a Friday evening at the
Methodist church used to be so great; we would play games, be happy and be ourselves. Getting to church on Sundays was a bit of a
problem, living so far out of town, but my parents would always try and rush around everywhere.
After matriculating, I studied Tourism,
Pinetown Technical college. The res. was the best place to make great
friends and going to a new eye opening church, it was so cool, like a huge
party for Jesus. I thought that the way The Holy Spirit touched people was so beautiful and I dreamt of it one day
happening to me.
After staying at res. for a year it
was time to move out and stay in a flat with our friends. A lot happened and everybody’s lives
changed and I am so glad mine changed for the better and I never want to go
back again.
When I first heard about home groups
I thought they were for people with problems and difficulties in life but then
I realised that I was the problem. I
want to encourage you not to think of home group as something that you just
have to go to but something you want to do.
I find it gives me something to look forward to during the week and it
really helps me through. It lifts my
spirit and I just want to Thank God For Everything All The Time.
I was a very insecure person, always
depending on other people. I realised
that God wanted time with me to grow and develop in our relationship before I
could commit myself to anybody else. God has
helped me so much and in so many different ways.
I have got such a great love for Him
and I never want to loose it.