Meeting Christ in Prison Part 1
For five months he thought about the bad decisions that he had made. He had chosen bad friends. He had gone to bad places.
For five months he thought about the bad decisions that he had made. He had chosen bad friends. He had gone to bad places.
John felt very sad. He loved his parents very much. He liked living at home with them and his seven brothers. What could he do?
John believed Father. John believed the priest. He thought that if he disobeyed them, he would be disobeying God.
âWhy has my beloved Dad chosen to imprison me in the name of schooling?â she blurted out. âThis is ridiculous!â
He said his life was hidden in the black stick and he would die if the stick was destroyed.
The boy who once didnât like to go to school and didnât know anything about God stood up in front of the church and preached about his love for God.
Big adults noticed that the little boy knew the Bible very, very well. So, when Juge was 2, they invited him to stand in front of a church to preach.
The boyâs words hit Claude like a bolt of lightning. He suddenly realized that he was indeed a very rough boy.
He felt terribly sad and discouraged. He prayed for 15 minutes. He was confused about why God had not answered him.
While they prayed, they heard footsteps approaching from behind. Wondering who was coming
Tia didnât say anything more. She wanted to talk with the people, but she was shy and didnât know what else to say.
Some villagers complained about Fatherâs answer. But the village leaders were silent.