OVERCOMING THE BLOWS OF YOUR PAST

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Everyone has a past, some very negative, while some very difficult to associate with. But the truth remains that they are all gone and are already the past. You must avoid dealing with the past as if you are still in it. There’s no how bad an experience of the past is, it can only influence your future and present if you permit it. I therefore encourage you to make up your mind to overcome the blows that your past has been throwing at you. Your past may be a total mess up but you can bring out something glorious for yourself. If Saul had lived in total regret about his destructive impact on the Church, which was his past, where would Paul  had surfaced from?
My prayer for is “Anointing of negative past, shall dry up in your life, in the name of Jesus Christ”
Pst. Umoh 

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