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There was a time in my life when I walked in deep darkness.

I wasn’t just lost I was walking in the opposite direction of truth. I was fighting for the wrong side and didn’t even realize it.

Like Paul before his encounter with Christ, I too mocked the light and embraced the lie.

I rejected truth, dismissed believers, and lived as if God was my enemy.

Without even knowing it, I had become a strategist for the enemy deceived, trapped, and spiritually blind.

But then something happened that changed everything.

Jesus found me.

He didn’t shame me.

He didn’t turn me away.

He didn’t remind me of how far I had fallen.

He rescued me.

He pulled me out of the pit I had helped dig with my own hands and called me something I never thought I’d hear His daughter.

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A New Identity

Everything changed.

Where I once spoke words of death, now I speak life.

Where I was once a weapon in the hands of darkness, I became a warrior for the Kingdom of God.

Like Paul, I had been blind… but now I see.

I was broken… but now I’m whole.

The enemy once used me, but now God is using my story to rescue others with His truth.

“He called them out of darkness into His marvelous light.” – 1 Peter 2:9

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Fighting the Good Fight

Today, I don’t just exist I fight the good fight.

Not with hatred or anger, but with faith and purpose.

Not with fear, but with the fire of the Holy Spirit burning inside me.

My past hasn’t disqualified me it has become the very testimony that God is using for His glory.

If God could transform someone like me, He can transform anyone.

You are never too far from the reach of His love or the power of His forgiveness.

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Let God Write Your Story

Just as He turned Saul into Paul, He turned me from a persecutor into a preacher.

And here’s the beautiful truth:

He’s not done with you, either.

No matter where you’ve been or what you’ve done—God can rewrite your story.

Let Him.

There’s still purpose in your pain, and grace waiting to meet you right where you are.

From darkness to light—this is my story.

What will yours be?