Prayer is the key to resolving the problems
After becoming a Christian, I was eager to learn more about Jesus. I think that every person, if he considers himself a spiritually mature Christian who has a little bit of the knowledge of the Lord, has to have a thirst and desire to learn more about Jesus. We must ask questions about who I am, and why Jesus died for me and was crucified, taking upon all our curses. The epistle to Galatians chapter 3:13 is written about this. Christ redeemed us from the oath of the law, becoming a curse for us (for it is written: "Cursed is everyone who hangs on the tree"),
Galatians 3:13 – Gal 3:13: Now, Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the Law. He himself bore the curse in our place (as it is said about this:"Cursed is everyone who is hanged on a tree"),
Paul, too, when he encountered Christ, he says: forgetting what is behind, I stretch forward to learn more about Christ. This is not surprising; it is a common process that every believer strives for.
Because of the spiritual need to learn more about God and Christ, I went to study at the seminary.
In fact, from the lecture of the seminar, I learned a lot of useful things that were unknown to me.
After seminary, I was filled with such a presence of God that I forgot that I was on earth. From a spiritual point of view, for some reason people seemed to me somehow pitiful and insignificant, devoid of hope. The seminary was held once a week, on Saturdays. Seminary students would come from different parts of the Sakhalin Region. It was very interesting that I did not notice how 8 hours flew by so quickly. There was no such case that I let go of the lesson.
In the early stages of my walk with God, God began to pour out financial blessings on me, but my wife constantly told me that this was not from God. It was not easy to give up money that just floated into your hands. But despite this, I had to obey her because she had more experience than me, and she was also a missionary.
For I was just a fetus in Christ, who was only trying to get out. Moreover, at