I’m tired of dealing with bread and circus normies. I wish I had friends I could sit with and discuss Q, Trump, what our future as a country will look like, etc. A few people I know are beginning to wake up, but it’s painfully slow and for the most part ignorance is still rampant. One friend recently told me about an exciting family trip to Disneyland, and all I could think is why would anyone want to support pedos. Sometimes it’s hard to relate to others around me. Sorry, just venting. I’m grateful I at least have this community where I can be around like-minded people!
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Do you have a good church you go to every week anon? The people of God are far more likely to have a good understanding of what is happening in the world.
My church is probably one that you'd like. The pastor is a strong Trump supporter, 2A, truth about c-19, Q, and so much more.....and he speaks openly about it when he speaks on Sunday mornings (and other times). NOT a 501c3 church, either. God heals through him and others there. His skills are multi-faceted in and out of church. Almost every pastor around there (Vermont) and Massachusetts won't associate with him because he KNOWS what people NEED to hear and learn, NOT what the other churches offer....complacency, compliance, run-of-the-mill "Christianity." Most in our small church are QUITE aware.
The church I attend (started going there for Grief Group) is full of ZioChristians who think "MLK Jr" is the biggest saint on earth and care more about African missions than the broken in our own town. I'd guess that at least 50% will refuse to vote in November because "God ordains Caesar," and "don't participate in worldly things."
I have the same problem. There are lots of liberals at my church, but also a lot of good people and I really enjoy it. But it's not a place I can easily make friends or talk to people about the world or politics.
So why do you stay at that church?
It hosts the Grief Group, and most days it's a major accomplishment to stay vertical, never mind digging into finding a new church. Maybe when I get my sea legs again I can consider that. Losing a 30 year spouse, having been joined in the sacrament of marriage as one flesh/one spirit, is rugged.
I am so very sorry for your loss. May God comfort you, strengthen you, and shelter you.
There is one I have been meaning to try out, perhaps I would meet more like-minded people there.
I'm a traditional southern Baptist kinda guy. Go to church, sing three hymns, pass the plate, listen to the sermon, and then watch as maybe someone comes forward to accept Christ. Done this for fifty years, yet I've gotten tired of it. Same old, same old. So my wife and I decided to go down to the local Methodist church and were quite surprised. They sing country hymns with a five piece band and a couple of backup singers. Quite refreshing! Then the preacher preaches for about twenty minutes and we are let out....heck, no alter call. Think about how maybe attending a non traditional church might be a better fit for you. I'm liking the Methodist church so far. Good luck!
Be very careful of which “flavor” of Methodist it is. The United Methodist Church has gone off the deep end as of late.
You can look up at their signage and see where they cut the "United" out of it. This particular church doesn't take kindly to the leftist offerings of the "United" church so they just dropped it.