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Forgetting those things that are behind I choose

by David Robinson
08/28/07
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Forgetting those things that are behind... Remembering him...


• I choose not to allow rejection to hurt me instead I will remember Christ who was despised and rejected of men, a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief for me... Isaiah 53:4

• I choose not to be overcome by grief and sorrow, instead I will remember Christ who bore my grief’s and carried my sorrows Isaiah 53:4

• I chose not to be burdened by sin and instead to remember Christ who was wounded for my transgression and bruised for my iniquities Isaiah 53:5

• I choose not to loose my peace and instead remember Christ who was chastised for my peace, peace that passes all understanding. Isaiah 53:5

• I choose not to give in to sickness instead I remember that by his stripes I am already healed. Isaiah 53:5

• I chose not to stray rather I will remember that every time I go my own way my iniquity is laid upon Christ... Isaiah 53:6

• I choose to be still when I feel oppressed and afflicted rather I will remember Christ who suffered in silence, not opening his mouth... Isaiah 53:7

• I choose never to be imprisoned by the judgement of others rather I will remember Christ who was imprisoned and judged, cut off and stricken for me... Isaiah 53:8


• I choose to forgive all who hurt me and to remember Christ who purchased forgiveness for me through his shed blood.

• I choose never to allow death to make me fear instead I remember Christ who is the resurrection and the life...

• I choose not to take offence and instead remember how they spat and reviled my Lord

• I choose to believe Gods report, Gods word instead of the word of mere men, I choose to remember Christ the living word, the word who was and is God

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