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Night of Worship: What a Little Reading Can Do For your Spiritual Health

Isaiah had a rough life and so did my friend who passed away from stage 4 stomach cancer. The apologist is someone who uniquely studies hard of books and scripture! Acts 9:25-16 makes is CLEAR that you will suffer for your faith. 
Now, let’s talk about my experience of persecutions. I write for She Writes. I am privileged to write for this site. But, I got an email for the executive director stating that I am blaspheming against the following: 
  • religion
  • sexual oritentation
  • race
and
  • political issues
You see, I didn’t do anything wrong! Soooo, why am I being falsely accused? 
It’s a mystery. 
In fact, Jesus said, everyone who wants to be a Christian and live for Jesus WILL BE PERSECUTED! 

Reading for today: 2 Timothy 3
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