After Six Days
Many of you won’t know who I am... Let me quickly introduce myself.
I’m a man who used to identify my worth in what I created – I was a dancer, a choreographer, a sound designer, a musician, a father of two wonderful boys… I recognised my worth in many ways, but I struggled to truly identify with being God’s child.
Throughout my journey I’ve had many successes, as perceived through the eyes of the world, and I have failed miserably, as seen through that same lens.
“...to whom little is forgiven, the same loveth little.” Luke 7:47
I have been forgiven much and my love is strong, though through my selfishness I have hurt many. I have asked for the Lord’s forgiveness and, with His help, I’m turning from my sins. I accept the forgiveness of my Heavenly Father and, thankfully by the gift of His grace, there remains little in me that wishes to condemn.
I was raised to know Jesus and the salvation we have in Him. I remember first giving my heart to Him in my primary school years and I recall many times bushwalking with my best friend as we walked and talked for hours about the wonders of it all, not to mention the many lively science classroom discussions we had with our high school friends over the years.
Sadly, as I moved further into my artistic pursuits, I pushed the promises of Jesus further from my heart and eventually placed Him on the bookshelf in my mind.
Remarkably though, I’ve never kept my bible on the physical shelf for too long. Rather, it’s remained open in my hands often as I’ve continued to read and study - albeit for the many years that I understood it not, for my unbelief… but God has a remarkable way of reaching His children.
Over the years Jesus has been continually opening my eyes to His Word and, through the Holy Spirit, a particular message of truth has been beckoning for my understanding.
I believe God is now giving me ears to hear His message, and the time has now come to share that message with you.
It’s a message of warning and a message of hope.✞-------------------------------------
I’m a man who used to identify my worth in what I created – I was a dancer, a choreographer, a sound designer, a musician, a father of two wonderful boys… I recognised my worth in many ways, but I struggled to truly identify with being God’s child.
Throughout my journey I’ve had many successes, as perceived through the eyes of the world, and I have failed miserably, as seen through that same lens.
“...to whom little is forgiven, the same loveth little.” Luke 7:47
I have been forgiven much and my love is strong, though through my selfishness I have hurt many. I have asked for the Lord’s forgiveness and, with His help, I’m turning from my sins. I accept the forgiveness of my Heavenly Father and, thankfully by the gift of His grace, there remains little in me that wishes to condemn.
I was raised to know Jesus and the salvation we have in Him. I remember first giving my heart to Him in my primary school years and I recall many times bushwalking with my best friend as we walked and talked for hours about the wonders of it all, not to mention the many lively science classroom discussions we had with our high school friends over the years.
Sadly, as I moved further into my artistic pursuits, I pushed the promises of Jesus further from my heart and eventually placed Him on the bookshelf in my mind.
Remarkably though, I’ve never kept my bible on the physical shelf for too long. Rather, it’s remained open in my hands often as I’ve continued to read and study - albeit for the many years that I understood it not, for my unbelief… but God has a remarkable way of reaching His children.
Over the years Jesus has been continually opening my eyes to His Word and, through the Holy Spirit, a particular message of truth has been beckoning for my understanding.
I believe God is now giving me ears to hear His message, and the time has now come to share that message with you.
It’s a message of warning and a message of hope.✞-------------------------------------