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For Christians Please, What do you think it takes to have a relationship with God?

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Christians: Why do you frequent R&S if you have a "relationship with Jesus" and not "religion"?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

I read all the time in here that Christians claim they are not into religion, and that they don’t have a religion, rather a "Relationship" shouldn’t those who believe so do Q&A over in "Family and Relationships"?

Christians – It is a sin to look at pornography? Do you think it's detrimental to relationships if used alone?

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Devoted Christians……religious influences on personal relationships?

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Hi everyone I am writing a research paper on the Christian faith and how this specific religion influences whom they form personal relationships with. As you all know I am Agnostic and therefore do not share the same beliefs for example with people of the Christian faith, however my empathy and understanding for their religious beliefs alloow me to write such an unbias paper.
For this paper I am not looking for the people that label themselves "Christian" because their parents have a bible in their house or they used to go to bible study back in junior high, I am looking for the Christians that live their life according to their religion. I hope to find a couple of you at least and if you wouldn’t mind answering a couple questions to the degree that you feel most comfortable I would greatly appreciate it!

How does being a devoted Christian influence your personal relationships, including friendships and marriage/dating? Do you find yourself using your religious beliefs as a judging criteria for people that you might pursue a friend/relationship with? Have you been or are you encouraged by anyone who share the same religious beliefs as you to favor the pursuit of relationships with only other Christians? Do you ever find yourself "discriminating" against people with different beliefs than yourself?

Please rememeber that I am writing a research paper on my findings and I am totally unbiased to your thoughts. Your responses will remain anonymous and I would really appreciate your honesty, please don’t be afraid of offending anyone as these are to be your true beliefs. I hope these questions are not too personal for you but they get into the heart of my quest. Thank you so much!
If you do not feel comfortable posting your answers please feel free to email them to me at : summerlynn18@yahoo.com

THANK YOU SO MUCH!
*correction for the petty error…..i am writing a "paper" that is formed around opinions of the subjects that report their religious values….not a research paper, i made a mistake as most humans do and confused the wording, as i am writing a research paper as well.
*also yes i do find myself able to write with a unbias view when writing a reseach paper. thanks to hard work and motivation I am able to learn the distinction between research AND opinion pieces effectively and successfully as I am a student of higher learning and take pride in these skills.

Christians: At what point should you end a relationship when people are using you or walking all over you?

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God said to forgive, to love, to give endlessly. And I feel like I should obey that, but at what point should I stop? I feel like this relationship is way out of line. A friend who only calls when he needs something, isn’t so nice to me and has tried to convert me and insulted my faith. Its just to the point where I get really angry and it beings out some really bad things in me. What to do?

Why do Christians say what they believe is not a religion but a relationship with Jesus?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Christians, Have you ever questioned your relationship with JESUS?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Isn’t it likely that the reality that you perceive – is imaginary? – only you have the unfortunate situation of an entire culture of support enabling you. Your entire life, future and eternity depends wholly on your belief in your imaginary friend.

I hope that you do realize that delusion is a legitimate and treatable psychological disorder…

People who are under a delusion do not know that they are, and they believe with all their heart that their delusion is real.

My experience and knowledge is based entirely on research, logic, skepticism of my own emotions and feelings. I have read all the Lewises, MacDowells and Strobels.

Yours is based on feelings first. You were told something, you believed it without researching it with proper scrutiny – you’re just lucky the Mormons or the Jehovah’s Witnesses didn’t get to you first – because, with the criteria you use to judge truth – that is, experience, emotions, feelings, intuition, "faith,"
you would have embraced the first religion to touch your heart.

These methods are the lowest criteria for truth on the planet. They are subject to grave error, as over a dozen major religions prove.

You relied on feelings FIRST, and logic second. And Christians are masters at this. They lull you in either as a small child, or they promote gifted speakers who will manipulate your emotions one way or the other (Hell, Heaven, playing on your natural angst, loneliness, drug/alcohol addiction, your susceptibility to rhetoric and romance)

THEN they have an arsenal of apologetics with only one thing motivating it – to find any answer that will pacify believers. That’s all that is needed to sustain a willing and expectant population – I know this, as many Apologetics Websites continue to knowingly publish erroneous information – even after I and others have written them explicitly about those errors! Creationist organizations are particularly deceptive.
Those answers pacified me for a while, but since I was a researcher, I had access to many things even some great apologists did not have access to. So I dug as deeply as I could. And at the bottom, when all the rhetoric and deception is stripped away, there simply is no Jesus. There is no Word of God. Sad – Unthinkable – Blasphemous to someone like you, but to one who holds truth to the highest standard, I knew. And as sorrowful and lost as I initially felt after letting go of God, eventually, as the questions to life demand answers – Buddhists will find them, Christians will find them, Muslims will find them and yes – Atheists will find them.

The only difference is, Atheists know that emotions, feelings, faith and experience are not honest appraisers of truth.

What is this beast that slouches towards Jerusalem? Can one imagine not being shackled to it?
So far, you people are really scary.. But enlightening….

I can begin to understand a lot of problems I see in America. And I weep for the future!

Non-Christians: In general do you think monogamous relationships are healthier for humans?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Do you get sick of Christians saying ‘it’s a relationship not a religion’ when it’s still in fact a religion?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

just the fact that you say its a relationship shows you follow a religion made up by people, the bible doesn’t even say it.

Christians: How far (physically) is too far in a relationship?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

I know sex before marriage is out of the question, but where do we draw the line. I’ve been wondering this for a little while and I don’t want to do anything till I know the answer to this question.

To the Christians that have been in a relationship with the atheists, did it work out at all?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

I’m interested in someone in my art class who’s an atheist. He just asked me out and I wanted to say yes, but I said "I’ll think about it" since he doesn’t know I’m a Christian. I’m not sure if I should say yes and tell him that I’m a Christian. When I dated some atheists in the past, they weren’t respectful to me or my religion and they tried their best to pull me away from Christianity.

If you’re a Christian that have been in a relationship (whether dating or marriage) with an atheist, did it work out well? Tell me your experience(s).
Since I’m interested in this guy, I just want to move on and forget about the guy I’ve been in love with for five years who already has a girlfriend (if you’re curious about it, check out my other questions).

what exactly do Christians mean when they say they have a personal relationship with Jesus?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Christians-Do you read books related to your faith,relationship with God etc-other than the Bible?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Ive noticed in recent years that people have been turning to faith related books rather than reading the Word of the Lord.Why is that?Also dont you think that the best Word that you could ever get would be through God directly.Not through an author who has diluted it?
Please answer sensibly.
More answers please if you can,and star if you can !

Christians: Who are you to assume my relationship with christ was weak?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

When I admit that I was once a christian, though now an atheist, the most common responses are: my belief was weak, i was focused on people rather than god, i let satan in…

I can tell you from the bottom of my heart, my passion was there, I was NOT focused on others… I genuinely believed god was real, and that he sent his son to save me. WHY do you find it necessary to assume I am lying? Perhaps it’s your way of avoiding the fear of the possibility that god really doesn’t exist?
LOOK! They’re doing it now…

go figure…

Christians: what do you see as the God-given roles of men and women in relationships?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

And what scriptural advice do you have to back it up?

Differing opinions among CHRISTIANS are welcome.

Thanks

Christians, does guilt ever get in the way of your relationship with the Lord?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Does the Gospel address the issue of guilt coming between us and the Lord?
Do some people suffer from false guilt because they have an "overactive conscience"?

Christians: Do you want religion or relationship with Christ?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Do you think that you can have a relationship with Christ outside of religion?

…as one who never calls himself a Christian, but studies the bible and still has a close and initimate relationship with Jesus Christ does?

…or do you think that tradition, along with going to a physical church, etc, are necessities for your walk of faith?

Do you look down on or have less respect for Christains who don’t practice the faith as you were taught to?

I appreciate your input. Thanks!
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I didn’t say don’t go to a physical church.

Some people’s idea of church is different than yours, however.

Some people view church as sitting on their front porch on Sunday morning in fellowship with their family members.

Church is a great thing… but is it necessary for all believers to have a personal and intimate relationship with Christ, in your opinion?
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Christians are not good at relationship.?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Just because this is Cyber does not always mean that when they say I love you they mean it.

Christians, which is more valuable to you: your relationship with God, or your relationship people?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

I mean relationship *with* people

In the Bible it says that God has a plan for us but……. does that include relationships? help christians?

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im 19, and a havent really had a gf yet. ive heard about times when some girl might like me and there have been times that ive had chances to talk to some cute girls, but i was younger, dumb and didnt realize it at the time, or i w8ed too late and blew it. im in community college now and its hard to meet girls up there, cuz once class is over most ppl go home or to work. most of my friends are having sex and im not. they talk about girls they’ve been with and stuff and im jealous. for lack of a better word im horny. is part of God’s plan for me too not have a girlfriend yet. i know im pose to stay pure, until marriage but its hard and i get pretty lonely at times. i mean i try to live as holy as i can. could it be that becuz i dont really hang out with the right friends that i am being punished. i sometimes swear alot but i always beg God for forgiveness. would it be wrong to pray to God for a girlfriend. whats the deal?
its not that im some type of "pussy" or loser. i know im attractive, and have been told that by females. i would ask a girl out if i got the chance, in fact i have several times; the plans jus always seem to fall through. i jus feel like im being punished. or maybe God knows that if i date i will have sex, (cuz i really want to) so he’s preventing me too date right now.

How should a Christians go relationship process? When do you kiss, etc.?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Obviously, you wait until marriage to have sex according to the Bible. But should you also wait that long to kiss. My very religious GF was originally planning to wait for marriage to kiss (that plan inevitably failed when we were together a while).
She will not go any further obviously, which is completely fine by me, but it got me wondering about what you are actually supposed to do. What is the consensus among most denominations about proper dating behavior in today’s world? This is not 20 b.c. when you just met a girl at 15 years old and married a week later…. It’s a little different nowadays.

I stopped going to church when I was twelve so I missed out on all the lectures about this… But was wondering how all the preachers are facing this. Are they just encouraging restraint or young marriage? What’s the deal? thanks, peace

Why is it that Christians talk about thier own "personal relationship" with God or with Jesus?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

but then they get their religion out and talk about it in every concievable instance that they can. If it’s personal, I say keep it that way, to yourself. I’m offended by it.

Christians, if your relationship with God is personal, is it moral to indoctrinate children into your faith?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Is your religion actually necessary to build a bond between you and God?

Do you need middlemen?
Spare me the scripture copy/paste, please…

I want to hear you, not books…

Is this the relationship of Christians and God the father? why not?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Christians: dear heavenly father how much do you love me?

Heavenly father: if it was not for my son I would have you screaming in hell for ever and ever. You would never see me in heaven, for you do not know my righteousness. Be thank full for my son’s sacrifice. That his PERFECT ways was shed for your sin full ways.

Christians always say he loves me because he sent his son to die for me…..I am just interpreting the blind. DO I have it right?

That the father really hates you?????? why not get God to change your ways and walk like Jesus? instead of thanking Jesus for the cross and never "becoming" perfect?

Christians – What is your relationship with doctors, and their life prolonging shennanigans?

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If a doctor comes to you and offers you a vaccine against disease, prolonging your life by 10 years on average, will you take it? What if a few years later he wants to slow the progress of cancer cell formation and spread in your body? And a few years later wants to operate your heart to make it 100% immune to heart attacks? A few years later, a pill that would make you immune to UV radiation altogether? Then, a stem cell treatment that renewes your body cells and make your body younger, like when you were 20 or 30? Then, a complete cure for cancer? Then, an immunity from the horrible disease of the future that makes people spontaneously combust and killed half of the world population in just one week?

Will you accept the life-prolonging treatment of the doctors every time, or will at some point you say "I see where this is going and I don’t want to live forever, now leave me alone and let me die, it’s time to meet God?"

Do you think doctors really can interfere with God’s plan?
Just to answer that last comment: Yeah, plenty of people rejected outright immortality, but it seems an incremental one is accepted by all. Interesting…

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AkfNqd7pRqx5KBlb68LcpKbsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080215192029AARs2l1

Before you got serious about a relationship with God, Christians?

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What kind of influence from other Christians worked best for you personally? Was it
1. Others threatening you with hell and damnation?

2. Or quoting the bible to you?

3. Was it others showing how blissful and happy they were since they chose to follow God?

4. Or was it the loving behavior you saw among Christians and the loving behavior they showed to you?

5. Or was it the glitz and glamor of the megachurches?

6. Did you just like the taste of the communion wafers and the smell of incense?

What was it? And do you think all other people respond to that stimulus the same way you did?

Christians, do you believe in god because you had a) personal relationship? or b) your logic? or because..?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

c) Your parents said he exist?

Dont you find it hard to believe such a divine, all-knowing, opmnipotent, omnipresence being, without and proof or evidence?

And the fact that he is all loving & can see every step we make when the world population is about 6 billion?

Please share your thoughts.
Please share your personal relationship with god and your logic.
Well, in order to believe, you atleast need some logic to it…if someone throw me a rock and say that is god who created this whole universe, do you think im just going put my ‘faith’ and just believe it?

if two christians get together than how could a relationship not work?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

if you get in a relationship and you put God as your number one and that never changes than what could possibly go wrong? and what does the Bible say about soulmates, i know God has a plan for everyone but were does it say we cant choose who we want to be with, expecially if your both Christians?! please give me some scriptures on this if there is any i need all the help i can get from you guys.

Blessings,
Rachel

Do Christians realize that their relationship with the law is OVER?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

If so, then why are so many professing believers intent on making the law part of their life? Doesn’t scripture tell us that we are "delivered from the law?" Comments?
"Christ is the END of the law unto righteousness to all them that BELIEVE."

"…we are delivered FROM the law…"

"no man will be justified by the works of the law in His sight."

Looks like folks don’t really understand how God DOES make a man righteous!

"He made him who knew no sin to BE sin for us, that we might be MADE the righteousness of God IN HIM."

The purpose of the law was NEVER to make a man righteous, but to point a man to the ONLY RIGHTEOUS ONE for the righteousness which God provides as a GIFT for trusting in the faithfulness of Christ.

Christians: How can you have a "personal" relationship with Jesus if you’ve never actually met him personally?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Christians claim to have a "personal" relationship with Jesus. I find this an impossibility since Jesus has never appeared to anyone "in the flesh".

Please explain in detail (don’t bother answering if you are only going to offer some glib, three-word, canned Xian response; I’ve heard them all before) how someone can "believe" so strongly that they have a personal relationship with someone they have never met and may very well not even exist.

I may not end up believing you but I might better understand the machinations of your mind when you have explained yourselves.

To my fellow non-religionists: Doesn’t this sound like a mental illness to you? Or is it simply naïveté, like when a child firmly believes in the existence of Santa Claus or the Tooth Fairy?

As always, thanks for your thoughtful responses.

- The Eternal Satyr

christians and catholics do you agree with gay relationships?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

even though god opposes it
why or why not

thanks for your answers!
EDIT

protestant and catholics do you agree with gay relationships?

Christians: How is your relationship with Jesus going so far?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

can christians really say "I have a relationship with God and that does not equal being ‘religious’ " ?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

quote from sharmese
Tuberoot: liked #2

2. a specific fundamental set of beliefs and practices generally agreed upon by a number of persons or sects: the Christian religion; the Buddhist religion.

I like it when christians say "I’m not christian but the tenets of my belief and religion which state we have a relationship with god is a lie, I just have fun and enjoy a relation, it’s not a religion"

totally predictable
sharmese answer that spawned this question

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080113101721AAiSl47&r=w&pa=FZptHWf.BGRX3OFPgTRXVPs19SX.Wku69V03EIBjnwTnE5yhmujaXKPlBJYk5ewyotuaHtpzFYZhVqoOjA–&paid=answered#Q5crWGO1VDl6Qz2Z__0h6tSoHdVO2UfQJPxlvpNstq_X47o_F0ba
judy– excellent and well put answer

how many Christians have seen Jesus Christ personally for them to have a personal relationship with him?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

some Christians say that Christianity is not a religion, but a personal relationship with Christ, so I am asking, how many have seen him personally to have that personal relationship with him?

What were the Social relationships like between Christians and Muslims near when they were created?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

If Christianity is a relationship and not a religion then why do Christians post in R&S?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Shouldn’t they have a category in Family & Relationships just for Christians?
(((Bettie)))

Christians what is the key to a relationship to God?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

my thought is obedience
i have noticed the thumbing down..please ignore it,i am not thumbing down..thank you for your answers

Christians did you find your destiny when you developed a relationship with God?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

for me i had no idea what my destiny was until i did

Question about relationships for you non-Christians?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

So, for all of you who don’t believe in pursuing the glory of the Creator, what good UNSELFISH reasons do you have for dating and getting married.

Just curious.

To all sincere Christians: How can we have a Personal Relationship with Jesus if He is not here yet in Person?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Please review John chapters 16 and 17 in Spirit and in Truth.

Is the answer: "Beam me up, Jesus !!" ?

Is the Second Coming of our Sovereign Creator Father-Son Jesus Christ an ETERNAL NOW Return different than His Appearance here the first time in the flesh ?

Yes, these are deep questions worth sincere and fruitful pursuits ! Thank You Jesus !

We should stand ready to WELCOME Jesus Christ back here any and all of many ways that He chooses to Personally and Spiritually return to you and to me and to all !

Thank you my Brothers and Sisters who answer in Spirit and in Truth ! Paradise peace and certain progress in Jesus !
Some good and interesting answers so far; so I’ll extend this to one week.

To BHM: God is infinite love and so is Jesus. He is not willing that any should perish unless one were later up in Heaven to absolutely reject this free Gift of eternal life; then that one will be painlessly extinguished forever — the final death. There is no "hell" or (worse) "hell-fire damnation". Be now the divinely beloved son of God in Jesus Christ that YOU ARE ! Join in progressive work in the Family of God here on earth as well as up in Heaven.

To all to reflect on in Spirit and in Truth: It is now revealed that personality and mind-spirit relationships are TRANSMISSIBLE. Now both ways, as each normal human adult has a pure spirit Essence-portion of God within to make the instant Spirit Communion-communication up to our Universe Creator Jesus and the Holy Creative Spirit as well as the Universal Paradise Father-Infinite I AM

How can Christians and Atheists have mutually benefical relationships?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Our typical tendency is to desire for other people to become like us. If you are an atheist, you want people to be rational. If you are a Christian, you want people to be more faithful. The reality of the situation is that in this lifetime we will never see both groups agree. Hard Core Christians don’t become atheists, and vice versa. So my question is how can two group who have completely opposing ideologies have mutually beneficial relationships? How can we build each other up as fellow human beings in a way that doesn’t require the other group to change their beliefs? Is that even possible?

Christians, if you ask other to pray for you is it because your relationship with god is weak?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

or are we really trying to quantify prayer? either god is all powerful (and knows your prayers and thoughts) or weak and can’t hear unless you send prayer chains out and get 200 people to pray as if volume dictates importance.

so, when you put out a prayer request, why is that? are you skeptical of the effectiveness of your own prayer? or do you think that god only listens to group prayer?
good answer batgirl

Do you feel that Christians are predisposed to needing co-dependent dysfunctional relationships?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AsSaRCkFA5MELFHvssr139jd7BR.;_ylv=3?qid=20071126172932AAB1rxh

or he could just read whatever silly books he chooses by himself, maybe?

Should Christians return to a more "primitive" relationship with God?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Corporate worship seems to lifeless with its rote prayers, dower hymms, catchy tunes, hip-pocket relationships, rites, rituals, etc…

Whatever happend to owning posessions in common and praying in upper rooms? Has our relationship with Christ suffered as our churches grow larger? Do any of us pass water out to migrant workers? How do we show our love for Christ?

Christians!! I’ve got a few questions about dating/relationships for ya!?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

1. Is it a sin to kiss your boyfriend??
2. if you break up with your bf and awhile later you have another bf, is that a sin?
I’ve been with this guy for a week, and we haven’t kissed yet. I really really like him. His a christian, he is really sweet, he makes me feel good about myself, he makes me happy, and he loves me. I really want to be his gf and im going out with him again, and i know he is gonna kiss me this time. i’m freaking out…all these questions are popping in my head and i’m not sure of what to do. Should i follow my heart or my confused head? Should i wait for that 1 person who I’ll end up marrying? How do i know that that 1 guy wont be the wrong guy? How do i know that the man God whats me to be with, is him or not? u have no idea how confused i am.

Christians: How does one decide how far is appropriate in a relationship?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

I’m a 19 year old university student, and I’m only just beginning to get involved in serious relationships (well, more so ones that put a lot of pressure on you sexually). My question is about sexual boundaries pertaining to Christianity.

I’ve been talking to my counsellor, and he thought that now that things are getting serious, it might be a good idea to decide how far is appropriate (so that I don’t end up doing something impusive with a guy in my room at 2:00 am, while other parts of my body other than my brain are doing the thinking)

I’ve never had sex before. I was raised to believe that sex comes after marriage. However, there are a wide range of activities that don’t constitute as "sex" per se. I just need some help deciding where to draw the line (holding hands, kissing, french kissing, heavy petting, touching, oral etc).

I don’t think the bible talks of this explicitly, but I might be wrong. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks! =)
racer51: Just for your information, I haven’t touched the thumbs down button (I’m still in the process of reading the answers), the thumbs down you see are from answerers to each other. =)

Christians…how do you deal with lust in a relationship?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

how do you deal with sexual feelings that you may have for someone you are involved with (before marriage)? how can i strive to keep myself pure in thought when i am around the opposite sex?

How Many Christians out there have a relationship with Jesus?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

If you don’t you need to be evangalized. Jesus wants you to have abundant ……..vibrant, adventurous joy filled lives.
Let him Revive you before you try to talk about him to others! Nobody wants sour grapes served to them on a cold religious platter! Halleluiah glory to GOD!

What’s the relationships between the Christians and Muslims?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

What’s the relationship between the Christians and Muslims in Egypt? Why doesnt the governement allow them to built churches?? That’s not fair now is it ??

Christians: is what we listen, read and watch important to our relationship with God?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:41:01 +0000

I think it is, I just want to hear ya’lls opinions.