Finding your Own Way (& maybe inspiring others in the process)

By: AJ Sizemore

Hey Everyone! It's been awhile. In case you don't know, I get a lot of emails, phone calls, mailers and other contact from friends, fans and folks I don't even know that have ideas & opinions about everything under the Sun. But what really bothers me is when someone talks to me about being Jewish and then tells me that a "good Jew" (no kidding this really happens) should agree with his/her particular point of view. I hate hearing this almost as much as I hear people say "I need to let go & let G-D". As if any of us could restrain G-D from anything?!

Ya know what, a good Jew like anyone else should trust the heart, brain & training that G-D afforded him/her so you can make your own decisions. After all, you'll be the one to answer for your life one day anyway. Now you all know what I believe and why I believe it. I challenge you to not take my word for it but to look for yourself in the Bible and find that relationship with G-D that gives peace. NEVER EVER BE BULLIED by anyone saying that in order to be a "GOOD JEW" that you must agree with them. You must trust in G-D! Trust that HE knows your heart, mind & soul because HE gave it to you and HE wants you to have peace and salvation.

You have time until you draw your final breath to choose HIS salvation through Yeshua. Don't gamble your life away! Can you point to the day and hour of your death on a calendar or a clock?? No, it comes without warning and then it will be too late. I have been a believer since 1977 and I've had my good days and my bad days. Some of you can relate as even my own parents gave me a hard time in the beginning. It was worth it looking back! As I have always told you, don't take my word for it--look it up yourself. In the coming years we will see many wonderful and (I'm sure), many terrible things together. I have always taken comfort in the fact that G-D takes care of his own so I will not fear the future but I will look forward to it--join me.

Blessings & Shalom
AJ