I have accepted Jesus in my life when I was 14 years old. My friends in school have introduced me to Jesus. They were giving me support and helping me to walk with Him as I was just a new believer back then. I was learning to get to know more about Him. My school friends had been born again before I was changed, and knew more Biblical knowledge. They were giving me encouragement and guiding me to establish what Christian life was all about. I recalled some moments that during our class break, we would gather in circle, close our eyes, and would pray deeply and gave thanks to the Lord. I was very excited of my new transformation as I remembered visiting my friends at their homes to have Bible studies, and going to a Christian store to buy some pamphlets and gospel music recordings. I was really determined to develop my Christian walk and grow with Jesus as I even took my siblings and cousin to go to church.
Our family moved a lot when I was younger. By the time we had settled in Switzerland, things have changed a bit when it comes to my spiritual faith. Although, I was keeping in touch with my friends through corresponding letters, I felt that I was drifting away without them being around. I did not have much support that I needed. Nevertheless, I was still continuing to pray to God and listening to my worship songs as if these were my sources of comfort. Eventually, I had learned to move on my own.
The rest of my adolescence life had spent in New Jersey, and I went through a phase like a normal typical teenager. School and friends were the centre of my life back then. Gradually, I have lost my deeper relationship with Christ. My spiritual life was a mess. I failed and stumbled.
Over the next few years after I finished high school, my life moved on to a different journey. I had the opportunity to travel to other places. I left New Jersey and went to Great Britain. I spent my time there with my family. And after awhile, our family had to relocate to Canada where we finally have settled down and lived here for good.
Cup of Faith & Grains 