Is suicide the only option for some?
frosty777
2011/06/23 20:11:32
Every day I go through this life, but cease to see a reson why. Is there even a point in this life, or is it all just some joke.

















But I guess my point is, every person has SOME reason not to commit suicide. While in the depth of pain and depression they may not see it but there's something to hold onto. Life is not a joke, it's a series of chapters that map our journey. There are seasons of darkness, and there are seasons of light...and that's what we must hold onto.
I do understand what you say. I understand why I am how I am. I pray often for God to heal me as the Apostle Paul requested God to heal him from the thorn in his flesh. His answer to Paul was 'no' because God's strength was made stronger through Paul's suffering. It's the same with me.
At first, I considered it defeat, I no longer do. Moses was defeated, or equaled, by Pharaoh's sorcerers several times which would have seemed like loss, yet he stayed with it and in the end, the 'losses' made the victory even greater and the battle for freedom successful. Even Paul, at the end of his life, in prison, didn't write a letter of sorrow or defeat, but a letter of victory.
My spiritual gift is spiritual discernment. When I was at my worst, I couldn't see or think straight. Now, once again, I can easily recognize when Satan is asking to sift me as wheat. But in a similar thinking of Christ saying "Let this cup pass from Me" it's the same Satanic thief wishing to rob us of life, in my case, mine. And to steal mine, would be to rob my children of a father.
The last time I hit the emergency room from pain shooting through my body, God placed Psalms 61-63 in my head. My wife got a Bible from the nurses and read over and over. It brought my pain down to where I could ma...
I do understand what you say. I understand why I am how I am. I pray often for God to heal me as the Apostle Paul requested God to heal him from the thorn in his flesh. His answer to Paul was 'no' because God's strength was made stronger through Paul's suffering. It's the same with me.
At first, I considered it defeat, I no longer do. Moses was defeated, or equaled, by Pharaoh's sorcerers several times which would have seemed like loss, yet he stayed with it and in the end, the 'losses' made the victory even greater and the battle for freedom successful. Even Paul, at the end of his life, in prison, didn't write a letter of sorrow or defeat, but a letter of victory.
My spiritual gift is spiritual discernment. When I was at my worst, I couldn't see or think straight. Now, once again, I can easily recognize when Satan is asking to sift me as wheat. But in a similar thinking of Christ saying "Let this cup pass from Me" it's the same Satanic thief wishing to rob us of life, in my case, mine. And to steal mine, would be to rob my children of a father.
The last time I hit the emergency room from pain shooting through my body, God placed Psalms 61-63 in my head. My wife got a Bible from the nurses and read over and over. It brought my pain down to where I could manage a thought and feel His presence within the room.
Will I be like this for my entire time while on Earth? I don't know. What I do know is this and that this is the chapter God has me in right now. This is a season.
And when I am being attacked, I know Who the Captain of my salvation is, my Rock.
So thanks for all of your words and references.