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Audrey Wysh wrote: 22 Aug 2025, 17:33 I'm a Christian and glad to see fellow believers!
I don't have anything to say on the topic but I just wanted to pop in and say hello

Avery Gray wrote: 2 Sep 2025, 01:14 Hey guys! I haven’t posted on here for awhile, so I decided to post now. As a Christian, life is never easy and the devil’s always trying to push you away from the people and God that loves you. (I know this from many life experiences.)

I want anyone and everyone to know that you are loved and you are not alone. There is a God that loves you and there are people that care about you even though you may never know it. Just remember that if you are ever feeling like you are worthless. A verse I’ve always kept close to heart and even told other people is a simple, yet very powerful verse. Here it is:

“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only son so that whoever believes in him shall not perish, but have eternal life.” - John 3:16

i love that verse so much. my sisters, my dad and i, we like to read a verse before we head to bed, every night we can, and tonight, before we went to sleep, my sister wanted to read that verse. i just love how God can put verses (or something else) on a person's heart and then find out that God had put that verse on another person’s heart. it just warms me so much that He wants so bad, to tell us again and again and again, that Jesus came, (and will come again) and if we believe in him, we will have life with Him.

just wanted to share that little tidbit

I just wanted to tell my story.

I'm a new Christian. I've lived my whole life in a Christian home, but an only a month or so I was saved. Early July, I went to a Christian camp and found that I really enjoyed it. There were a bunch of people who were so dedicated to God and they seemed content. I was jealous. I wanted that too.

I kept telling myself: "don't stop reading your Bible. Please don't stop! I don't want to go back to the way it was!" I was scared that after the camp was over, I would stop wanting to be saved and go back to the way I had been living. By God's grace, I continued reading my Bible. It was nothing in me because I have trouble doing something day after day, but he didn't let me stop.

In August, I was saved. The Holy Spirit has shown me Christ and how he died for my sins. I want to live for Christ. I still have a lot to learn, especially in trusting him. *Ahem, last night didn't go so well on that front. And what I was worried about went well! But I'm excited to see where that takes me. I can't wait for what's to come.

Clarke Olverin wrote: 17 Sep 2025, 23:27

I just wanted to tell my story.

I'm a new Christian. I've lived my whole life in a Christian home, but an only a month or so I was saved. Early July, I went to a Christian camp and found that I really enjoyed it. There were a bunch of people who were so dedicated to God and they seemed content. I was jealous. I wanted that too.

I kept telling myself: "don't stop reading your Bible. Please don't stop! I don't want to go back to the way it was!" I was scared that after the camp was over, I would stop wanting to be saved and go back to the way I had been living. By God's grace, I continued reading my Bible. It was nothing in me because I have trouble doing something day after day, but he didn't let me stop.

In August, I was saved. The Holy Spirit has shown me Christ and how he died for my sins. I want to live for Christ. I still have a lot to learn, especially in trusting him. *Ahem, last night didn't go so well on that front. And what I was worried about went well! But I'm excited to see where that takes me. I can't wait for what's to come.

Clarke Olverin wrote: 17 Sep 2025, 23:27

I just wanted to tell my story.

I'm a new Christian. I've lived my whole life in a Christian home, but an only a month or so I was saved. Early July, I went to a Christian camp and found that I really enjoyed it. There were a bunch of people who were so dedicated to God and they seemed content. I was jealous. I wanted that too.

I kept telling myself: "don't stop reading your Bible. Please don't stop! I don't want to go back to the way it was!" I was scared that after the camp was over, I would stop wanting to be saved and go back to the way I had been living. By God's grace, I continued reading my Bible. It was nothing in me because I have trouble doing something day after day, but he didn't let me stop.

In August, I was saved. The Holy Spirit has shown me Christ and how he died for my sins. I want to live for Christ. I still have a lot to learn, especially in trusting him. *Ahem, last night didn't go so well on that front. And what I was worried about went well! But I'm excited to see where that takes me. I can't wait for what's to come.

Clarke Olverin wrote: 17 Sep 2025, 23:27

I just wanted to tell my story.

I'm a new Christian. I've lived my whole life in a Christian home, but an only a month or so I was saved. Early July, I went to a Christian camp and found that I really enjoyed it. There were a bunch of people who were so dedicated to God and they seemed content. I was jealous. I wanted that too.

I kept telling myself: "don't stop reading your Bible. Please don't stop! I don't want to go back to the way it was!" I was scared that after the camp was over, I would stop wanting to be saved and go back to the way I had been living. By God's grace, I continued reading my Bible. It was nothing in me because I have trouble doing something day after day, but he didn't let me stop.

In August, I was saved. The Holy Spirit has shown me Christ and how he died for my sins. I want to live for Christ. I still have a lot to learn, especially in trusting him. *Ahem, last night didn't go so well on that front. And what I was worried about went well! But I'm excited to see where that takes me. I can't wait for what's to come.

Mount Evermist wrote: 29 Oct 2025, 15:17 there is good reason why I would join this: Being a Christian shapes my daily life and guides my choices. My faith teaches me to show kindness, compassion, and forgiveness to others, following the example of Jesus Christ. Prayer and reflection provide comfort and strength, especially during difficult times. Attending church and reading the Bible help me stay connected to a supportive community and deepen my understanding of God’s love. While living out my beliefs can sometimes be challenging in a complex world, my faith gives me hope and a sense of purpose. It reminds me that, no matter what I face, I am never alone.