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The Gifts of the Holy Spirit: A Pathway to Divine Fulfillment

The concept of the Gifts of the Holy Spirit, as outlined in the New Testament, is a profound testament to the intricate and transcendent relationship between humanity and the divine. These gifts are not merely symbolic tokens; they are transformative powers that enable individuals to transcend their ordinary limitations and align themselves with a higher purpose. To truly grasp the magnitude of these gifts, one must delve into their biblical foundations and understand their psychological and spiritual implications. In 1 Corinthians 12:7-11, the Apostle Paul provides a detailed enumeration of these gifts: “To each is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good. To one is given through the Spirit the utterance of wisdom, and to another the utterance of knowledge according to the same Spirit, to another faith by the same Spirit, to another gifts of healing by the one Spirit, to another the working of miracles, to another prophecy, to another the ability to distinguish betwee

Father, I am sorry

 



I am sorry that it had to be me

But I had to stand up for my mother whom you have wronged

I looked up to both of you as my pillars and as my models

So it hurt me inside to be your opposition


More than twenty years have passed since she was gone

It still hurts inside that we lost both of you that year

Her to the sickness they called myelofibrosis

You, to your new found bitch and your new family


TBH, we felt betrayed and abandoned

I felt betrayed and abandoned

Not just by you but by your kindred

But this life is not about me


This is about knowing Jesus and following him

That is why I have chosen the path of forgiveness

Only through Jesus, we'll be whole again

Only through Him that we can begin fixing what is broken


Forgive me dad, for I have rebelled

If there was another way, I would have taken it

But there was none, so what happened was inevitable


I forgive you too, for betraying your wife, my  mother

I think she has forgiven you too up in heaven

Wished life could be have been different

Wished life would have been better between us

But I guess, this is what it is

Life is short so I hope we can make it right somehow

Before one of us gets called up there soon




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