“I think the foolishness of how I’d been living hit me when I was 18 years old at a college fraternity party,” said David Morrison. “The police showed up, and I was underage; so, I ran and hid in the backyard of a house nearby. Sitting there in the dark, having a cigarette with some guy I didn’t even like, I took a good look at myself and asked, ‘WHAT AM I DOING?’ I felt like such a loser.
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Peace in the Storm
Posted by Watermark on February 28, 2010 | Filed under: Brokenness,Uncategorized —
The Only Way to Live
“My definition of hell on earth is living with one foot in the world, and the other with Christ. I know, because I lived that way for so long.” – Allen Hankins.
How God Changed Me
Posted by Watermark on February 14, 2010 | Filed under: Uncategorized —
It could be as simple as sharing a cup of coffee with a friend, or deciding to spend time in God’s Word. It might have been the honest conversation you had about a struggle you’re facing. God uses many different moments and opportunities to move us closer to Him. Meet just a few people at Watermark whose lives have been changed in dramatic ways as they engaged with Christ. And consider how the Lord may be working in your heart right now and how you’ll respond to the next chapter the Lord intends to write in your life.
God Does Heal and Restore
Posted by Watermark on February 7, 2010 | Filed under: Divorce,Uncategorized —
“Divorce is never a happy thing to talk about”, said Claressa Norrell. “I think it’s even harder for me to discuss because I’ve been a strong believer all my life. I know what God’s Word says about divorce, and for a long time, I carried a big burden of guilt and shame. But it’s a part of my story, and it’s also the struggle God has used to remind me of His grace and great love for me.
