The Final Choice

THE FINAL CHOICE

                                    The world has chosen who she likes just as the

                                    people of the world have wandered after their choice.

                                    But as for me, Jesus is mine. Take the world but give me Jesus

                                    I need nothing else, other than Jesus.

This book has been so momentous in terms of choice making either good or bad. It has so far given us insight into choice and adduced reasons why we should take a stand in the course of life. All the topics treated are pointers to the need for good choice in life. Its implications and effects on our lives here and hereafter were carefully unveiled.

Now that the two sides of choice has been exposed to us and reasons for making this choice stated. Do we still need to continue without recourse to what we have read?

Having known the protagonist and antagonist in this world, would it be nice for us to live without a choice? The essence of the exposition to us is to have a broader knowledge of them and their workability. Been aware of the functional units of Christ and Satan, should we still continue without making a choice?

In the contest between evil and good, a choice must be made. We can no longer loom in the dark. Neither can we claim ignorance of the modus operandi of the two forces involved. We need to stand or sit. We can no longer float. No not now that we have known the truth. And you shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free.

Who do you go for as your final choice? Mind you this could either take you to heaven or hell. To take a wrong step now, mean missing the mark. We must make heaven isn’t it? Some as well must make hell, isn’t that true? Then decide now where to go.

When Eugene made up his mind that he has nothing to do with the heathens, it was without exception. Unfortunately for him his father was one of them. But in his decision he does not excludes anyone. Hence his father suffered the same fate of alienation and neglect. When we make up our minds on issues, our resolves should be tenaciously upheld.

Joshua in his farewell message to the Israelites urged them to decide for themselves who to serve. You wonder why this charge! These people have wandered and strayed far away from God and there was the need for reconciliation. To Joshua they needed to take a stand else they perish. Choose you this day who you will serve as for me and my house we will serve the Lord.

In the same vein, Elijah admonished the Israelites on the need to decide for God instead of the double standing nature that they uphold then.

Today, after the extrapolation I know no one wishes himself evil. I am deeply convinced that no one would want to end up in the agonizing hell fire. Then, if no one wishes to lose his life, the only safety ground we have is anchored on Jesus the Son of God.

He has changed the lives of so many. Even now He is working and interceding for His children. He will touch you. O yes, He will turn you around for better. Forget your past; He is interested in your life. Get up, wake up from your slumber and walk up to Him. Are you still sitting? Why are you looking a far when He is beside you?

The train now is on the motion and at every bus stop people alight. Is yours still far? How did you know the extent of the journey? For me, I don’t want to miss heaven because I have suffered so much in quest for the truth. What about you? Where do you want the train to drop you? Have you decided at all?

Now I am convinced whether it is rainy or sunny, by His grace if Jesus comes heaven will be real for me because He is my final and the only choice I have made in life. Will my testimony be same as yours? I hope to see you in heaven by His grace.