“In Jesus’ name I pray, Amen.” This is what I say after every prayer. I am Catholic and for me, Jesus is the son of God. “You are the Son of God.” (Mark 3:11). I am forever grateful. All I can do is to give thanks and praise. He came to heal the sinners, those who needed him. He came to us in the form of a human being. According to some religions, he is a prophet. The world was created in preparation for his coming. While growing up, I was always told that Jesus was born to save us from our sins so I ended up believing that. Jesus matters to me as I read about all that he has done. I believe that he is the son of the Most High. He is our Savior. I am on Church Sundays to glorify him.
I grew up in a extremely religious home. We are the family that goes to Church on Sundays and prays all the time. We also do our best to follow the 10 Commandments. Every member of my family has been baptized and had their First Communion. My sister is working toward receiving her Confirmation, following the rest of the family’s footsteps. I am the kind of person always referring to God. People would describe me as being veritably optimistic. I always view aspects of life in a different angle. “You can get through this. God knows what he is doing. Do not give up.” Jesus is the center of my life. …show more content…
I also experienced all he has done in my life. I am forever grateful. “In addition to saving us from our sins, the Savior also offers us peace and strength in times of trial. He sets the perfect example for us, and His teachings are the foundation for happiness in this life and eternal life in the world to come.” (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 3). All I can do is to give thanks and praise. Whenever I go through an obstacle in my life, I just pray. Prayer is the medicine to all the pain and sorrow one can endure in my
I grew up in a extremely religious home. We are the family that goes to Church on Sundays and prays all the time. We also do our best to follow the 10 Commandments. Every member of my family has been baptized and had their First Communion. My sister is working toward receiving her Confirmation, following the rest of the family’s footsteps. I am the kind of person always referring to God. People would describe me as being veritably optimistic. I always view aspects of life in a different angle. “You can get through this. God knows what he is doing. Do not give up.” Jesus is the center of my life. …show more content…
I also experienced all he has done in my life. I am forever grateful. “In addition to saving us from our sins, the Savior also offers us peace and strength in times of trial. He sets the perfect example for us, and His teachings are the foundation for happiness in this life and eternal life in the world to come.” (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 3). All I can do is to give thanks and praise. Whenever I go through an obstacle in my life, I just pray. Prayer is the medicine to all the pain and sorrow one can endure in my