What Is Your Why?
Throughout my teenage and early young adult life, I never thought about why I did the things I did. I would make a choice or a decision based on situations or people around me. I let the world, people, entertainment, and media dictate the things I did or said. I never had a "why" for anything. There was never any substantial reason behind why I did certain things or made certain choices. I made choices and decisions based on what I thought was right or wrong because of the guidelines and rules other people had given me, not because of my own perception of right or wrong. It wasn't until I came to a place of complete brokenness and hopelessness that I received a "why" for my life. Before I came to Kansas City, to World Revival Church, I was dirty, full of shame, full of the world, following the trends and patterns of the young people around me whose lives were headed nowhere. I was walking around in grave clothes, watching my life pass me by. I was b