So, I came to GA looking for hope, because my personal situation was hopeless, and I knew somehow that DJT was going to make things okay, but I didn't know how. And I needed more than anything to know how.
So Faith is very interesting concept. When I was first learning Christianity, I couldn't get my head around their belief that if you just believe it, you are saved. But, I had to know, so I kept hounding my Bible study teacher (who was very wise and well versed), asking him, "But I know you say believe and you are saved, but I want to know, how do I know when I'm saved?" I never felt confident enough about it to feel it. I kept asking him, "But, how do I know when I'm saved?" Finally, he said quite exasperatedly, "You are saved when you no longer have any doubts."
I stood up and said, "Halleluiah! I'm not saved!" Now, you may think that was not a good thing, but it was good for me because it let me know where I stood.
That's the way I was coming to GA. A big doubter. Looking for hope. Pouring over everything Q, trying to see how it would happen. Needing to know how it would happen.
GA was great, being with like-thinking people, hopeful people like me. I learned a lot, and slowly my doubts have gone away. I am now a believer, and I am saved.
Probably the biggest thing that gave me confidence was seeing the military flights, all that planefaggotry.
The biggest thing that gave me knowledge was Anna von Reitz's website. That site has so much backstory into the "central bankers" with whom DJT and the patriots are fighting. I know what a "win" will consist of, and I will know if we've lost from the vast trove of knowledge on her site.
Completely agree!
God works in mysterious ways.