Your Story

You were born and raised by a family and the first 10 years were out of your control, but now you are a teen. You have struggled and fought with your family. Met people who will change your life and people who you wished you never knew. Done things you are happy you did and done things that you wished you hadn't. 

That was the first 10 Years of your life. But now the job of author has been passed onto you. Its your book now. Not your Mum or Dads. The rest of the book is up to you. Sure you will still make mistakes but you will also learn from them and other mistakes.

Sam Levenson "You must learn from the mistakes of others. You can't possibly livelong enough to make them all yourself."

You will get in relationship you wished you hadn't and you could quite possibly forget all about God because of it. 

But just remember. Even through the tough times and the parts of your life I like to call writers blocks God is there with you. He is your co-author. He helps you write the story of your life. He will change the genre of your book so many times that you think you have lost control and when you feel like stoping the whole project and sealing the book for good. God will still be there, he will urge you on to write more, to write a better, more powerful book that shows God in every sentence, in every line, in every paragraph and in every chapter.

Britt Nicole: All This Time

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