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Isa And Islam > Articles > Testimonies > Isa Took Away My Psychological Problems

Isa Took Away My Psychological Problems

29 December 2015 by Jasmin Leave a Comment

penjaraMy grandmother was an Orthodox Christian. When she came to Turkey many years ago, she became a believer in Isa Al-Masih and joined a small Protestant church in Istanbul. My mother wasn’t a believer until I grew up. My father was a Muslim.

Psychological Problems

For many years, I didn’t understand much about the Bible. From time to time, I joined Sunday services with my grandmother, but it didn’t really speak to me. My father teased us a lot about Christianity. Because of this, I didn’t take the faith seriously. When I was 17 years old, I started having many psychological problems. My family took me to many doctors. But they couldn’t give me an answer. God really started to work in my heart through this problem.

One day, I was sitting hopeless at home. Some ladies from church visited me. They started to talk about Isa Al-Masih. Even though I had heard about Him before, this time something really hit the deepest part of my heart.

Hesitant to Say “Yes.”

Still, I was hesitant to say yes to Isa. I was afraid to give control of my life to somebody. I thought he wouldn’t let me live my own life. Even though I was sick, I wanted to live a free lifestyle without any limits.

After that, I really fought with myself. “I will never give up, I will never be directed by someone whom I don’t know.” These were my words in opposition to Isa. But one day I lost all of my power in opposing Him. I started to cry and said, “Yes, you are my Lord. I’m giving my life to you.”

God’s Hand in My Family

After that, my psychological problems started to lose power over me. I started to talk about Isa with my family, and my mother and cousins became believers. I began to see God’s hand in my Caring Hands 761814family. But there was still a problem. My father didn’t like what had happened to us. He put pressure on us. He forbade us to tell anyone about our new faith. Our neighbors and friends didn’t know we were Christians for a while. It wasn’t good for our spiritual life. We couldn’t go to church easily. Then I started to pray for a Christian husband. My mother and cousins had no hope for my prayer.

The Second Biggest Miracle

Meeting my husband was the second biggest miracle in my life. He was a pastor of the Turkish Protestant Church and had been raised as a Muslim. God used our marriage to make a difference in my family. One of the most important things is, my father has started coming to church. He won’t say he’s converted, but from his seriousness in the service we can see how God has changed his heart.

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