Happily Ever-After

At the age of 24, there was a lady whose name was Tresa. She grew up in a house where the word of God was taught to her and her brothers and sisters. It was a family tradition to learn God's word and to pray to him for everything. All through life, the rules learned in their home were strictly lined up by the Bible. Her father was a minister and God saw fit to ordain him and to give him the leadership of his people, as a Pastor. This meant more strict enforcement of the Bible; living unholy was not an option. Throughout her life, Tresa realized that although her life in the word of God was not unfair, it was the reason that there were some things that people her age had an opportunity to do, and places that they were able to go, that were totally out of the question for her. She eventually adjusted to her situation and then she told people upfront that it wasn't her parents alone or her upbringing that were responsible for her lifestyle as a Christian, but also her total focus on pleasing God.  After Tresa  graduated from high school, she decided she needed to acquire something in her life that would make her  special. She attended Ross Medical Educational Center but she didn't know how to keep good study habits. She prayed to God and immediately she started captioning all the studies, and she was then able to understand the subjects. After completing the course, she received her grades from the school and she had received all A's. She cried, she was so excited!  She praised God, because he is the one who receives all of the credit.