I Was Alive But Not Living - Real Life Stories Books

I was alive but not living. I was looking for love in all the wrong places. I never felt loved from my mother, and my father was not in my life. I thought men loved me but evidently not enough to marry me. By the time I was twenty-three years old, I was a single parent with four kids and no husband. It was hard raising four young kids with no education to fall back on. Some nights there was only enough food for the kids to eat. I cried myself to sleep many nights. I worked long hours making beds and cleaning toilets. We lived in the projects. It was clean and was a good environment for my kids at that time.

The projects later became very dangerous for my kids, and we moved into a two-flat. I immersed myself into the world. I entered a dark place in my life. I started smoking cigarettes and marijuana, drinking, and gambling. I thought I was really living, and God protected me and my kids. I knew of God and His power, but I did not have a relationship with God. I worked hard to provide for my family, and my kids had everything they needed. I loved them unconditionally, and they felt my love. I broke the curse off of my life and my family. I knew God and that He loved me, but I did not have a personal relationship with Him. Yet, He always had his hand on my life and my kids’ life. I thought if I gave up something in the world, I would lose myself.

When my kids were in high school, I met a coworker that owned a two flat. He rented me an apartment. I started selling marijuana and cocaine and using myself as well. I thought I was hiding the drugs from the kids, but they knew. I exposed my kids to drugs. I was making money and was able afford the better things out of life. Selling drugs was a convenience and a pleasure. I made sure my kids received a great education and great jobs.

I met a wonderful man name Ritchell at work. We started dating in 1985. He loved me and my kids. We became a family. My youngest child was very rebellious. He gave me a lot of trouble because of my lifestyle. He went to prison for drug use because of my bad example. I felt so guilty and blamed myself. Ritchell and I got married and became the parents for both of our kids. I was the mother of his kids because they didn’t have a mother figure in their lives. My kids didn’t have a great father figure in their lives, and my husband became that to them as well. We bought property together. He was everything in a man I could ever want.

I started going to church, and I received Christ in my life in 1996. Things in my life were going great. God was really blessing me and my family. My husband also gave his life to Christ, but he didn’t attend church very often. In 2002, my husband was diagnosed with prostate cancer. We battled that for two years. We lost the battle November 16, 2004.

Two years later, my mother died. I lost my faith in God, and things went downhill from there. I went back to the ways of the world. I started smoking, drinking, and gambling. I started going to the casino daily. I hit rock bottom. I lost my three buildings and my home. I had to work at UPS fulltime to supplement the income that I lost when my husband passed away.

The one thing I had was a praying family that never gave up on me. I had a sovereign God that loved me unconditionally. I returned to God in 2010. I rededicated my life back to Christ and served Him only. I was diagnosed with cancer in 2010, and God healed my body and restored my life. I got to know God in the fellowship of His suffering and made a decision to do His will. God’s love superseded any love that I have ever received. I have learned that God truly loves me. God has blessed me and my family tremendously.

I received a call from my son about his grandson’s health. The doctor stated he would not live through the night. He was nine months old. He had bleeding on his brain, and he had a stroke on his left side. I called the prayer warriors of the church. We went to the hospital daily and prayed for his recovery. He is now three years old. God healed him and made him whole. He is using his left side again. God continues to bless my seeds’ seed, as He stated in the bible. I have seen God work so many miracles. God is awesome. I have learned how to have a true relationship with my Lord Jesus Christ, the anointed one. I am praying for my kids to receive and love Christ and receive salvation.

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My Life Was Never Easy - REAL LIFE STORIES

 Finally had enough. She left, taking myself and my three brothers with her. Unfortunately, life wasn't much better after she left him. She was bitter and depressed about having to raise us children by herself. There was never any love or affection shown to us. She blamed us for her miserable life and her drinking. We often had to hear how she had never wanted children in the first place, and this caused us to feel unwanted. My father wasn't much better. He ignored me and only paid attention to my brothers. He would claim I wasn't his child because he “only made boys.” I grew up depressed, feeling unwanted and unloved. All I ever wanted in life was to have true happiness. The reason my mother never showed love was because she didn't know how to show love. Her mother was raised in a residential school from age 5 to 15 years old. These schools were places of physical and sexual abuse, so my grandmother grew up never knowing a parents love. She was raised in a strict, cold environment that no child should ever have to live in. When she finally left the school to start her own life, the damage had already been done. When she had children, she raised them in a strict, unloving home. She was only doing what she had learned from the residential school. A cycle of showing no love and affection had started in my family. I was determined if I had any children, I would show and tell them that they were loved and wanted every day.

Another cycle that continued in the family was sexual abuse. I found out when I was older that my parents and my grandmother had suffered from sexual abuse. I was sexually abused as well. The first time happened when I was just three years old. My mother was in the hospital having my youngest brother. My father's uncle was babysitting me. I remember bits and pieces of the abuse but mostly remember the physical pain. This wasn't the only time I had to endure sexual abuse. On different occasions throughout the years, other family members sexually abused me. I often wondered why this was happening to me. I felt alone with no one to turn to. These episodes of sexual abuse just added to my depression, which seemed to grow and grow as I got older. I grew up not being able to trust anyone. I was angry at the world. I often wished I wasn't born. I thought of suicide on occasion but never went through with it. I didn’t tell my mother until I was 12 years old. Even then, I never received any comfort or support from her. She was too busy wallowing in her own self-pity and alcohol, which added to my unhappiness.

When I turned 16 years old, I moved out to get away from her drinking. I had grown to resent it over the years. I was depressed but hopeful that the future might bring some happiness. I ended up drinking to numb my emotional and mental pain. I was doing the very thing I had despised, and this added to my depression. I ended up quitting high school and going to work to support myself. I started a great paying job at 21 years old. Finally, life seemed to be going good for me. Around the same time, I started the first of three serious relationships I had in my life. I didn't have much luck in my relationships. It seemed like I was always picking partners who had addiction issues, and they didn't want to work. I went through physical and verbal abuse from two out of the three relationships, which brought depression back into my life. I always ended up supporting my family. The only good thing to come from these bad relationships was my three children who I love dearly. Once I had my children, I got my drinking under control. I didn't want them to see their mother as an alcoholic. I tried to make our lives as normal as possible.

After working at the same place for over eighteen years, the company finally closed down. I was without a job. My last relationship was on the verge of ending because my partner didn't want to work. I had enough and kicked him out. His drinking and physical abuse had become worse and worse. I was now alone and raising my children by myself, but I was better off being alone. I sunk into depression again, and my back began to ache like never before. My doctor put me on pain pills, which became the beginning of my new addiction. When the doctor cut me off my prescription, I began buying pills off the street. I also began selling pills to make money. I hid my addiction from my children and tried to keep life as normal as I could. They never had to go without food and were never neglected. I made sure I never sunk that far down. After buying pills for two years, I had enough of living this way and being broke. I decided to go on methadone to get off the pain medication. Little did I know, I was starting a new addiction which would be the hardest to quit. Christian Testimony Books

It was at this time I decided to go back to school and apply to college. I had always dreamed of going back to school someday. I worked hard and got the credits I needed then took the chance and applied to college. To my surprise, I was accepted to the college I had chosen. It seemed as though I was finally having some good luck for a change, but three months before school started I was hit with a mystery illness. I call it a mystery because the doctors couldn't find a cause for my symptoms. I started having migraines, lost hearing in my right ear, and had short term memory loss. I started school and realized I couldn't remember what I was learning. The doctor suggested I leave school until they found out what was wrong. I quit school but was so unhappy. I couldn't work or go to school. What good was I to anyone? I sunk into a deeper depression than ever before. Thoughts of suicide began to surface again, even worse than before. It seemed like whenever my life was going good, things would always take a turn for the worst. I felt like giving up, but I never did because I had my children to take care of. If it weren't for them, I shudder to think what I may have done to myself.

One Sunday morning, I was watching YouTube with my son. He was 7 years old at time. We came across a video that would change our lives. The video was about a young woman who had gone to heaven and hell with Jesus. We watched the whole video, which was over an hour long. At the end, I was so convicted by what I had seen. I looked at my son and said, "I don't want to end up in hell." He agreed with me.

Right at this exact time, a preacher came on the TV, which no one was watching. He was shouting out, "If you want to accept Jesus as your savior, say this prayer." My son and I knelt down on the floor and repeated the prayer. Immediately, I felt a change. I could tell my son did as well. He seemed happier and content. I felt a heaviness come off my heart and felt hopeful. I decided I needed to find a church, and God led me to a spirit filled church which I still attend to this day, five years later.

Since accepting Jesus into my life, God restored the hearing in my right ear, the migraines are gone, and my memory is back on track. For the first time in my life, I feel loved. I feel true happiness. I built a relationship with the Lord, and it gets stronger as time goes on. He has set me free from 31 years of smoking, set me free from alcohol, and set me free from depression. My back has been healed. He has brought love, peace, and joy into my home. I wouldn't trade this for the world. I'm still on the methadone, but He has promised to free me from this as well. Everything is in God's perfect timing. He has healed my broken heart and mended my broken spirit. I grew up hearing from my mother that Jesus isn't for native people. This lie has been told to native people for generations. I now know the truth. He's for every tribe, tongue, and nation. Jesus is for us and not against us. He loves everyone with an everlasting love. He will never leave you or forsake you. When you enter into a relationship with God, your life will never be the same. He accepts you the way you are and doesn't turn anyone away. It doesn't matter what you've done or how bad you think you are. He is merciful and forgiving. Just invite Jesus into your heart, and you will find more happiness and love than you've ever known. You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free!

I hope my story will encourage you to desire a relationship with the Lord, and realize how amazing and wonderful He truly is. He is a loving, forgiving Father, waiting for you with open arms. Come to Him, and find the peace and love that is waiting for you. I'm living proof that His love is real and available to everyone who asks for it. Come as you are, and let the Lord transform your life for the better. He's a God of second chances and new beginnings. I've never been happier than I am now, thanks to the Lord. May this story bless you and encourage you to take the next step to happiness.

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Everything Seemed to Be Going Wrong - REAL LIFE STORIES

 

I was raised in a small town in Ohio. I was second in a family of five children. My father wasn't home much as he worked two jobs, so me, my brothers and sisters did not get to see him very much. My mother was a stay-at-home mom. We had a milk cow and large garden, so all us children had to help out at home.

My parents sent my older sister and I to church every Sunday. About the time we went to grade school, we walked to a Protestant Church. We belonged to the youth fellowship group, sang in the church choir, and were very active in the church. Even being involved, I never heard about having a relationship with God.

When I was about 10 years of age, my grandfather came down with cancer. He was bedfast and I would sit and listen to him tell stories about his life. It was during this time I decided I wanted to become a nurse. I never changed my mind and after graduation from high school, I went directly to nursing school. I became a registered nurse. The school I went to was a three-year program and was affiliated with the hospital. There were only about five in our class that wanted to remain and work at this hospital. I decided to be one of the five, but was hurt because the other four were able to work in the department they chose, but I was placed in the operating room.

I became very bitter and had a rough time at first. The sight of blood bothered me and I had a difficult time watching doctors make the incision. I overcame my problem by telling myself that I was really helping these people. This was my heart's desire: to help people. Later on I realized God was with me. After getting married and having a family, I was able to work all day shifts. This was a real blessing for me.

I got married shortly after becoming a nurse and had two daughters. My mother-in-law was a bright shining light for me. She had a personal relationship with the Lord. I wanted what she had, so she led me to accept Jesus Christ as my personal Savior.

One day at work, the Lord asked me to speak with a priest prior to his surgery. I questioned God. I did not feel I was as knowledgeable about God as he was, so I did not speak with him and he later passed away. I asked God many times to forgive me but couldn't forgive myself. I then turned my back on God. I quit going to church. I became busy doing my own thing. I was bitter, depressed, unhappy, all negative. I was thinking of myself more than I cared about others. Everything seemed to be going wrong.

A friend of mine invited me to go to church with her one day. This opened the door for me to getting back with the Lord. I then realized God never left me, but I left Him. I read in the Bible, Hebrews 13:5, "I will never leave you nor forsake you."

My problem was I couldn't forgive myself. God always forgives us when we ask Him to. His Word says in Psalms 103:12, "As far as the east is from the west, so far hath he removed our transgressions from us." I am now very thankful to be back in right standing with God, and made Him Lord of my life. I am now living a fulfilled life sharing Yeshua or Jesus with others.

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I Should Have Died - Real Life Stories Books

I did a lot of dumb stuff.

Dad tried to kill me.

I became violent.

I survived four overdoses, alcohol poisoning, and one major accident.

I had a 56-thousand-pound coil fall off my trailer…

I grew up in an abusive home. My father was an alcoholic. My Dad tried to kill me because he felt that I was his last mistake. My dad was killed in a car accident. When I was about 5 or 6 years old, my mom remarried, and this is when I met the man who I would learn to love and relate to as dad.

At first, he was mentally and verbally abusive, and when he drank it wasn't fun. At around the age of 8 years old I started getting abused by four different guys and at the age of 13 to about 15, I was abused by two women. From that point on I became violent and thought life meant having as much sex as possible with any girl that would let me. Everyone that abused me gave me alcohol, and by age 14 I turned to drugs. Throughout my adolescent years I became a very angry person and would often get into fights with school kids. With life’s traumas and a turbulent upbringing, I was not doing well academically or socially and was set back three grades.

I eventually made it to high school. However, I was kicked out of grade 10 for my drunken behavior. I did a lot of dumb stuff during these years and got caught almost every time. At age 17, I was out drinking with friends where I managed to roll my car over going down a hill. The vehicle was miraculously turned completely over, landing back on its wheels and I never spilled a drop. What makes this even more amazing is that there were others who had gone over this hill and didn’t make it. In fact, I lost 5 of my friends over the years whose vehicles went over the exact same hill. I was astonished that I was still alive. At that time, I knew it could not have possibly been me driving.

In 1979, at a New Years Eve dance, I met the love of my life, Diana. In 1981, Diana and I got married. During the first two years of our marriage, I was drunk and high on drugs. My wife deserves a Gold medal as she stuck by me through thick and thin. Diana and I have been married for over 37 years! In 1983, our daughter was born and I knew that I needed help to turn my life around. That’s when I started attending AA meetings and found God for the first time. It was June 15th, 1983 and I found myself at my first AA meeting, hearing them tell me that God actually knows our hurts, He knows our pain and He wants to take it all away because He actually cares.

In 1985, our son was born and then a short time after, my wife and I joined a local church and met some really loving people. It was shortly thereafter, in 1986 that my wife and I gave our hearts to the Lord. Life was going well, however after 17 ½ years of attending AA meetings and going to church, I quit AA, quit going to church, and drifted back into my old worldly life. This was when life took a turn for the worse. Sometime in 2005, my wife and I got into a big fight, and she left for two days. At this time, I went home and took every drug in the house I could find. As I lay there unconscious, in either a vision or dream, I could hear my best friend who died in the early 90’s say, “You have to go back because the Lord has a big plan for your life.” I asked who he was, but he just smiled and told me that I would find out at the appointed time.

From that time on in my life, my wife and I had a small business called DanDee and the South Coast Movers. God is so faithful. In the year 2012, I won a contract with a moving company that was worth well over a million dollars a year. However, the first day I won the contract I went out to celebrate and got very drunk! I spent six and half months getting this contract, only to lose it in less than 10 hours. Around this time, it was early September 2012, where I felt so helpless and full of despair that I decided once again that I wanted to end my life. I took 25 metformin and put a full vile of insulin in my belly. I cried out to God and told Him that if He wanted me it was up to Him now. I drank my last 16oz whiskey and fell asleep. The next morning, I awoke, realizing that I couldn't even accomplish killing myself. I was so done with drinking and dragged myself back into AA. Looking back, from age 16, I had already survived four overdoses, alcohol poisoning and one major car accident. In the winter of 1994 while at work, I had a 56-thousand-pound coil fall off my trailer, and just as I moved a couple of feet, it fell to the ground and landed exactly where I had been standing. I should have died several times in my life, but God had His loving hands upon me.

To continue, I spent the next three years in and out of AA. It was during this time that my friend Dick invited Diana and I to his church. We met some people there that helped change our lives forever. I was invited to a place called the upper room where I learned so much about God. Then I was invited to a place called The Farm, where they were talking about trying to raise a dog from the dead and talking to some dude called Holy Spirit. That night I remember going home and telling my wife, “I ain't never going back, those guys are nuts.” Regardless, something drew me back the following Wednesday. I sat there on my chair, my hands felt like they were on fire. I was starting to see lights behind my ears and all the hair on my body stood on end. A lady who saw me in tears, asked what was wrong, and I told her. She got Rick and Jeremy to come over and talk to me for a while. I felt the love of God come into me. That was the most amazing feeling I had ever experienced. There is no drug, there is no drink, that can ever make you feel that good. From that point on I have been listening to Christian messages and consuming the Word of God. The Lord then started revealing people’s pain to me, and I was able to give words of knowledge and lay hands on them. When I first started praying for people about 3-5% were instantly healed. Three years later, my wife and I opened up our first prayer centre in Dunnville, Ontario. We witnessed many people who were hurt and lonely come and get healed and set free by the grace of God. A year later the Lord directed us to move to Hagersville, Ontario where we opened up a new prayer centre called The Greater Ontario Prayer Centre.

Over the last two and a half years we have witnessed many lives changed, people set free, and over 39 cases of cancer healed plus many other healings. God is great and we give Him all the glory! It has taken 4 ½ years of listening to healing messages every day. In the last year and a half, we have prayed for over 1500 people. Through the use of Real Life Stories Christian Testimony Books, we are able to pray for about 200 more people a month. I can say that I know the LOVE of GOD, and that's what I try to give away all the time. On December 5, 2017, I took my son to his first AA meeting. This impacted my life as well as my son’s greatly. Seeing my son go to AA meetings and the positive changes it had on his life encouraged me tremendously. It made me realize the importance of having Jesus in my life and that I could not do anything without Him! As of this year, 2018, I am 6 years sober and able to see others set free the way God set me Free! Thank you, Jesus, for saving my life, and for setting me free! Blessings all, love ya in Jesus mighty name, amen.

Jim and Carla Barbarossa

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My Brother Sent Someone to the Rescue - Real Life Stories

On the outside I knew that there was a God. I knew someone had to create all of us. What I didn’t know was that Jesus Christ our Savior gave his life for all of our sins. I owned my own company. My wife, myself, and one driver operated our three semi dump trucks. We hauled slag out of the steel mills in Indiana. I drove five days a week, and I worked on the trucks and trailers seven days a week. Any spare time I had was spent with my wife and two children. My son races  motocross, so I also had to keep his bike up and running. My daughter was into singing, and pool parties, and wanting to do stuff like going to the movies, shopping, bowling, and mini golf.

 

Everything I did was for my family. I neglected spending time with my brother, dad, and sisters. I didn’t have time (I thought) to get to know God. I do not want to get into detail as to the exact circumstances of my crime, but I will say that two people lost their lives. I honestly feel that if God was not by my side that day, I would have lost my life. God gave me an inner strength to fight for my life, and I give him all the credit for me being alive. That was my life on the outside.

 

When I was in the county jail, a pastor from a church my brother attended took time out of his life to come and visit me to tell me about God and our Savior Jesus Christ. He came to visit me almost every week during my 18 month stay in the county jail. The pastor changed my life and helped me find my Salvation Testimony  in Jesus Christ. I lost my entire life. My wife was my one and only love, and I lost her forever. My two children do not visit or write to me. I believe that they hate me for what happened that day. I lost my home, business, freedom, and my honest character that I was so proud of on the street. My children lost their mother, father, home, and family security that I worked so hard to provide for them. The other victim’s children lost their father. I  know if God would not have given me the strength to defend myself that day, I would be the one dead now.

 

The children lost the most, but if it was not for all of this happening, I do not know if I ever would have found God and my Savior Jesus Christ. I have a lot of difficulty at times forgiving myself. At times I get angry about why this all happened and feel like taking my own life. If I didn’t have God in my life, I would not have anyone to turn to when time gets rough for me. My life is forever changed thanks to God, Amen.

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Saved At Death’s Door - Real Life Stories Books

Saved at Death’s Door. Say no to death. Say no to... I am 14 years old, and I have escaped death more than once. When I was four or five years old, I was at home with my family. My sister, Michele, and I were messing around wrestling. My brother was two and he didn’t like that we were wrestling. He was on the kitchen counter and he threw a toy car at me. It hit me in the forehead. My mom just told me to take my hand off my head. I seemed to be fine, but when I took my hand off, blood shot straight out of my head like a water fountain.

My sister dialed 911 and told them what had happened. There were no ambulances available, so they sent a fire truck instead. The fire truck got to our house and asked me if I wanted to go to the hospital. I didn’t want to. I have had a scar on my forehead ever since. Another time, I was playing hockey with my brother, Kaleb, and a friend. We only had two hockey sticks, so my friend had to use a golf club instead. He went to pass to Kaleb and he swung high and hit me by my eye.

I had my toe webbing torn off one time when I jumped off of a lawn chair into the pool. The lawn chair fell in and my toe landed on the back of it and it tore. It hurt at first. I looked at it, and I only had one or two pieces of skin left until it got my bone. I didn’t want to get stitches, so I waited for it to heal.

I have had a lot of things happen in my life, but God has saved me every single time. I could have died, but I am alive. I am very blessed to have a family like mine. I have been brought up in a Christian home. My parents are both very good Christians. My dad is an elder and my mom is a dance leader.

I have gone to the same church, and I have always gone to church. I have never drank alcohol, smoked, had sex, or cursed in my life. It is hard to stay like this, but I have done it so far. I will never smoke, drink, or curse in my life. I will always Say No.

Just like I had a choice to make, you have a choice to make. I CHOSE to say no to smoking, drinking, cursing, and sex. I CHOSE life over death by choosing Jesus Christ. – Josiah

Jim and Carla Barbarossa
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Email: jimbarbarossa7@gmail.com or jim@step-by-step.org
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