Only Whitney Can Speak About Her Life to God

Look at all the world just talking about Whitney Houston. We all speculate and we all talk. We try to read between the lines and put two and two together, but only Whitney can tell the true version of her life story. She's gone now, and she doesn't owe the world an explanation. The same God that is going to judge Whitney is the same God that will judge the whole world. What have you done in your life that wasn't right? What ever it was in secret is going to be known. If you left your secret with someone, they may not tell it until after you are gone. So what? Somebody may have seen or somebody may have known, but God knows even more. One day everybody is going to know what everybody has done. On that day, no one can hide and no one can run. It doesn't start with Whitney Houston, and it doesn't end with her. Everybody's time is coming.

All of those folks that will try to write and sell books about Whitney's life, you can save it. Everybody is going to have a different story to tell, but none can tell it like Whitney. Nobody can tell what was going on inside of Whitney's mind and soul. Don't nobody know but Whitney and her Lord and Savior. One thing about God, he will forgive and still own you as his child before the deadline. You can tell him anything, and he will not talk about you to all of the world. Whitney knew that, and when she called on God for herself, she did the right thing regardless of the wrong that she was doing. (Romans 10:13) for, Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.

Go on and take a look at the documentaries on Whitney's addiction. Take a look at her death. Then think about your own life. What's your hidden secret? What is your weakness? How was your childhood? Will you always be in your right mind? Who is mistreating you? What's driving you to an addiction? It doesn't have to be drugs ladies and gentlemen. We go through things differently but end up in the same boat somewhere down the line. We all have problems. That's why we ought to always pray.  (Luke 18:1) And he spoke a parable to them to this end, that men ought always to pray, and not to faint;..