How I Met Jesus And How You Can Too!

Discover Jesus Christ in your life!

Many of us have met Jesus in personal ways, learn how I and some others have met Jesus Christ and the difference it has made. Here are some encouraging scriptures about how to meet Jesus.

 

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How you met Jesus compared to how I met Jesus will not be the same, but the way you will be able to know for sure is if Jesus is in your heart and has made a difference in your life or mine is by how you follow Him. And you will know in your heart. ~ Bill Greguska

Romans 10:9  If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

 

How Hannah Saw Here Life Before/After Meeting Jesus!

 

Before And After I Met Jesus!

By Bill Greguska

1. Before I met Jesus, I lived for my fleshly desires. Things such as alcohol and drugs were very appealing to me. I was the center of my world. If it felt good to do it was my motto. In my teens and twenties, I am ashamed that I got high and drunk more often than I would want to admit.
2. The moment I met Jesus, I sensed a great deal of confidence and peace that came into my life. It was not like all my problems magically disappeared, but then I knew where to turn for help. There was a part of me that knew without a doubt that God’s way was just what I needed! I had a new hope that I did not have before yet I had a lot to learn and change about my life and the things used to do.
3. After I met Jesus, I gratefully would say that I have been walking with God pretty carefully, I still fall and have problems, but my focus now is on God and his love, wisdom, strength, forgiveness and how to live these things out in my life with others.
It is so great to have a moral compass to live by which I call the Bible. Having other Christian friends like Mark Mallwitz and Sue Sauer have helped me with the support and love they both showed me, and by the way, they point me to Jesus when I came to them on the phone, text, or emails with my problems. Each day is a new day to walk with the Lord, and His mercies are new every day.

 

 

Have You Met The Lord Yet?

There are different terms used when people discover Jesus as their Lord and Savior. Some call it Getting right with God. Others call it being Born Again. Still, others refer to it as Finding or following the Lord.
It does not really matter what term you use, just be sure your relationship with Jesus Christ is legitimate, some people think that just because they go to church means that they think they are saved.
If you have any hesitation in answering the question, “Have you met the Lord yet?” I would take a closer look at your relationship with Jesus Christ.
  1. Do you have just a weekend relationship with God?
  2. Do you more like tip your hat to Jesus, rather than bowing down or bending your knee to Him?
  3. Do you hold on to sin without much guilt or shame?
  4. Does Jesus really make an impact on your life?
  5. Are you more of a fan of Jesus than a follower?

After answering these five questions above, do you feel more or less like you have indeed met the Lord yet, or are you sure you are following Him?

 

Amber Before She Met Jesus!

Before Jesus, Compared To Now!

 

My Hope Is Only In Jesus!

 

What If My Problems Seem Out Of Control?

 

 

 

 

 

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