My Journey Of My Faith

My faith journey has been challenged throughout my life. I have had many ups and downs, and many times when I questioned my faith. Although those times were rough, I found comfort in God and knowing that He is always there for me. One of my favorite quotes is “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” Philippians 4:13. This quote got me through tough times when my faith was shaking. In the past, my faith had been challenged on numerous occasions. The very first time that my faith

My Faith Journey and Worldview Faith and worldview are connected and all humans hold on to their own version of both concepts. Faith forms a basis of everyday living. We learn to trust and be trusted. No human being can be self reliant; rather people always depend on each other. We sleep each night hoping to wake up to a new day. We trust in ourselves, our finances, our friends and family all through our lifetime. Each individual has his/her own faith network with a unique framework to fall back

My faith journey, began when I was born I was basically born and raised to be a Christian going to church every Sunday. To praying every night, to accepting the body a blood a Jesus, to understanding that all the holidays weren’t just for the gifts but it was meant for my savor Jesus Christ. My journey on to my Christian faith began when I was born so I basically didn’t feel. I had a choice not to be a Christian but I never asked why am I a Christian because I felt as though being a child of god

*Describe in 300-500 words the intersection of your faith journey with your collegiate goals at PBA. how does my faith relate to my college goals. I was raised in a Christian school from potty training up until the first day of higschool. It was a small school, no one new ever entered my class and no one ever left it. One Wednesday during chapel, my small group leader was talking about how we must be the disciples for Christ on earth while he is not here and how we must bring him new followers

All my life I have gone to a Catholic school and practiced the Catholic teachings. Growing up as a Catholic some priorities have been Sunday mass, praying and confession. I sometimes struggle to fulfill these factors and it not something I intend to do. My faith journey is definitely something I am confused about because I feel I do not make enough time for God. I hope to soon out find my goal in the faith journey I am on and to achieve it. In the past my faith journey was like a routine. In grade

to the world through actions, thoughts, and words. But this is not a journey meant to be accomplished alone. When I began searching for colleges I knew it was essential to find one with a community of individuals likeminded to myself. My faith journey has been a great asset in my academic life. I have learned to grow in knowledge of the world without losing that essential knowledge of God. As I move on to the next stage in both my academic and religious life, I would be honored and thrilled to grow

My Faith Journey These are some of the things I did and saw on my faith journey so far. I joined Trinity Presbyterian at the age of twelve and I am still a member. I enjoy reading my bible daily, worship service, Sunday School, bible study, looking and listening to gospel music. I also enjoy cooking, sewing, walking, helping other people and growing flowers. Every day when I open my eyes I thank the Lord for waking me up and giving me another chance to see another day. I thank Him for my daughter

it sound deeper, it just sounded fake. So, instead of trying to write “My Faith Journey: from day one to today,” I’m just going to share my testimony with you. The first word that comes to mind when I think of my testimony: pathetic. But the second is strong. Actually, strengthened. My testimony isn’t amazing or grand, I didn’t lose any of my siblings to cancer and I have two loving parents, but it’s the truthful story of my own tragedies that have taught me that there is a God who loves me. I’m

My call to ministry was actually not my own doing. At the start of my Christian life, my mother and grandmother raised me in the church where I would sacrifice my life to be a part of ministry. I participate in different ministries as a child. I became a choir member at an early age. Then, I became a praise dancer, a junior deacon, and a Sunday school teacher. This transition to different ministries became a part of my true purpose for God: to fulfill His purpose in my life. However, I have been

My journey in faith, the influences that have formed and informed my own life, especially my spiritual life, can be identified by a number of personal experiences. Throughout my faith journey, past experiences, current events, and specific individuals have all impacted my thinking. In the late 80’s I stayed in an all male residence {Field Hall} located on the Memorial University campus, a division of Queen’s College Anglican church. The academic aspect of university was a fraction of the complete