Definition
–verb (used with object)

1.	to prove or declare guilty of an offense, esp. after a legal trial: to convict a prisoner of a felony.

2.	to impress with a sense of guilt.

–noun

3.	a person proved or declared guilty of an offense.

4.	a person serving a prison sentence.

When God convicts you, it really hits straight to the core. It's at that moment you realise that there is something wrong in your life, that you have not portrayed Christ-likeness to those around you, be it a brother in Christ or even your fellow colleagues which is worse because then you're a hypocrite.

That's exactly how I feel at this moment, I thank God used this person to speak to me and not someone else. This was coming from someone whose opinion I trust and this person knows the exact words and tone to speak. I guess God was speaking with different voices and tone but me being me I don't listen to everyone.

But it's that feeling that comes after conviction, uselessness or just plain crappy and it comes again and again to haunt you, it's this feeling I dislike. But there is a need to change, so how does one go about it?How long will it take when you've finally gotten the idea? the molding process is painful yet necessary, it hurts when someone say hey!what you're doing is not right, truth is painful, it hurts but we all have to change for the better, we all have our faults, some of us are rude and we don't know it, some of us are not so good listeners, some of us are lazy...no one is perfect. If only change was easy, I wouldn't need to feel crappy and I wouldn't have to make the person who pointed it out feel bad.