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Being behind bars doesnt make you, as an inmate, less of a human being. Therefore, do not identify yourself with your temporary situation. But since you are behind bars, you need to take responsibility. And while taking responsibility, you need to forgive yourself and forgive those who might have done you wrong. And once you forgive, then you need to live life in jail, in prison, or under house arrest by following rules and demonstrating good behavior to help make your sentence easier and maybe shorter. And until you get free, do not waste your time in a cell doing nothing of value; instead,…mehr

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Being behind bars doesnt make you, as an inmate, less of a human being. Therefore, do not identify yourself with your temporary situation. But since you are behind bars, you need to take responsibility. And while taking responsibility, you need to forgive yourself and forgive those who might have done you wrong. And once you forgive, then you need to live life in jail, in prison, or under house arrest by following rules and demonstrating good behavior to help make your sentence easier and maybe shorter. And until you get free, do not waste your time in a cell doing nothing of value; instead, put your potential, abilities, and gifts to use. And lastly, mentally prepare yourself to live life beyond bars by applying every single lesson learned from the cell. The church and society need to address the issue of ex-inmates reentry as partners and complement each other in facing this issue. The society and the church need to understand that just because these individuals are behind bars, that doesnt make them any less human than everybody else. They have a right to live, a right to be forgiven, and a right to be accepted back into society. These individuals are called inmates while serving time, but once they have paitd their dues and are set free, that name changes to ex-inmates and should eventually switch to citizens. Where society falls short, the church needs to pick up the slack and serve these citizens. And where the church falls short, society needs to step in and help these citizens. We cannot afford to let these ex-inmates live in a life cycle where they go in and out of jail, prison, and house arrest. We have to prove the statistics wrong. Society can provide programs to help these citizens reintegrate much more smoothly. The church can finally become what it was intended to be and provide a safe environment in which these restored citizens will live a life worthy of being called citizens and not return to old behavior and a life back behind bars.

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Autorenporträt
Jedidiah Duaya is a servant of the Creator. Jedidiah has a goal to restore people to their Creator and make sure that his audience has a clear, full understanding of their relationship with the Creator. Jedidiah also wants every believer to get involved in the army and do something for someone. Jedidiah Duaya believes, If Christ died for me, then I have to live for Him. Jedidiah holds a bachelors degree in theology and psychology. Jedidiah has written three books: Dying in Good Old Age (2010), In the Closet (2013), and The One and the Only (2013). Jedidiah Duaya ministers anywhere when invited, and he is a host of a radio program, The Voice of Truth with Jedidiah Duaya, which broadcasts weekly on three radio stations and online. For more information, visit the website www.thevoicetruth.info, and visit and subscribe to the Jedidiah Duaya YouTube page.