Blog Fodder Q#2: A person who has changed my life


Posted by Sun T.

Frankly, the one person who has changed my life beyond all that I could ever think was Jesus. Yes, it sounds cliché but it’s the truth.

I used to be a bisexual weed-smoking alcoholic drug dealing prostitute. I was abused sexually, emotionally, and physically long before all those labels were placed on my head.

Now I am none of those things.

I am a minister to the youth. I minister in song and word. I give my testimony to those who request it. I write music for the glory of God. I have founded a group for those who would like to change or have changed *much like Exodus International, but nicer*. I no longer crave alcohol and marijuana. I have not sold drugs or my body in over five years. I gave my heart back to God on July 24, 2001. I met my future husband the next day. I got married October 28, 2001.

My husband has his own testimony about what he went through before he found God. He has his own story to tell. He was a gang leader, marijuana smoker, and had an anger problem like you wouldn’t believe. He is none of those things now. He is a minister as well. He gave his heart to God about a year before I did.

That’s why when I say that Jesus has changed my life, He has. No other name that I have ever called on has done what the name of Jesus did in my life. My own mother even said “If God can change you, He can do anything”.

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6 Responses to Blog Fodder Q#2: A person who has changed my life

  2. Oh man, I just peeked at your sidebar at the planned books. That’s my favorite genre, and the fatter the book, the happier I am.

  5. Inspiring post. I’ve grown up in a religious environment and find it inspiring when hearing stories such as yours where finding religion has turned your life around. I think I take for granted my beliefs because I’ve always had them, although stronger at some times than others. Beautiful post.

  6. I cringed when I read the first line of your post. I’m very spiritual but am not all that religious and I really have a hard time with people pushing religion. As I read further though, your words touched me. For all you were and how He has changed you – how wonderful!
    1 week late is my Blog Fodder #2 – I am finally getting a chance to make the rounds and check out others. Hope to see you next week!