About Me

Years of staying under the 'hell fire preaching' caused me to have a view of God as an angry, unloving God. I was living under condemnation. Other times I heard He was loving. I was so confused because I knew either He is a loving God or He isn't. He can't have two characters like many human beings. 


For many days I would weep trying to beg God to please accept me back after messing up. I was frustrated with my performance. But in February of 2010, I encountered God's unconditional love and it changed me. For two weeks I felt like I was in heaven. God even broke satanic attacks. He showed me who I am in Him. Immediately those tormenting dreams left. As a matter of fact, when I had one dream where this demonic looking creature came to attack me, in the dream I stood my ground and was bold in Christ. I have never had such a tormenting since then.


I am still growing in the Lord and there are areas where God is still dealing with me. But one this is sure, I don't have to fear my Father. He doesn't condemn me anymore. This causes me to live for Him in the way He desires. I depend on His grace to take me further. I began to really understand it was no more about rules, right or wrong, or principles. It was about a relationship wih Christ where we allow Him to manifest His life through us while we rest in Him. I still am recovering from religion and the whole 'works' mindset.

My name is Santhosh and I just recently received a glimpse of the Father's Love for me. I hope to share  with you what I learn in my grace walk.

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About This Blog

I hope I am able to convey to you the riches of God's grace from my perspective. I am a still learning and I just decided to put down what I learn in writing. I urge you to have an open mind as you read through this blog. I also post articles and links of others that have blessed me. Also please don't forget to read older posts as well. My prayer is that this blog will be an instrument of encouragement to you in your walk with the Lord.



"Of one thing we can be sure: if our righteousness is the fruit of our struggle, it is not the righteousness of God for His righteousness is a gift. Self-justification is not holiness even if it looks like it!" Jack Stewart - "The Legalist"

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