Yea it just reminded me when you say you’re not technically called Mormons, it’s a label you have by others. Same for those who follow Christ. From what I know yes LDS are as much “Christian” as I am in my southern Baptist church. There are some beliefs I find interesting..something about Jesus being a brother to Lucifer? But the foundation of Jesus seems the same. Which is the most important imo. God’s free gift. There are some thought that differ, but you seem to have salvation with Jesus the same as I do. and that’s beautiful. I don’t see you any different brother. We follow Christ. That’s what’s important.
Technically those who follow Christ are only known as “Christians”, first by the Gentiles at Antioch, according to the Bible. It’s mentioned at least three times in the Bible that “we” are known as Christians by others, not actually those who follow Christ. So really those who follow Christ are called Christ followers. Or Jesus followers. Christians, the term is made up from those who didn’t follow Christ. And labeled those who did. Although it’s fine to call yourself one. Nothing wrong with it. It literally means those who follow Christ. But, someone who doesn’t label as such, isn’t wrong to say. Many of us are ignorant to this information. I myself was until recently.
Being a homosexual is still a choice. Meaning, still a mental situations there. No one is born “gay”. They will say things about estrogen or testosterone…my T count is low AF, and I don’t want any sausage. Mental illness is still a major problem in America for sure. As Retaining mentioned, all still part of the same group.
My gas station has a ethanol and non ethanol option. I know all stations don’t have this, esp in the interstates and what not. If I had no option I’d run some Gumout (Tuneup) version. Like once a month or so. Depends how often you fill up.
I absolutely understand where you’re coming from tho. I’ve seen alot of love and a lot of praise going towards Charlie and it’s important for “new believers” to know that Charlie isn’t the one who saves or that can change their life. He is a servant. As we all want to be. I hope, and I’m sure they will, as they come to Jesus after these events they will understand that as they continue their new life with Christ. Many of us can think back and remember those who helped influenced us to come to church or something of that nature, that eventually helped us come to have a relationship with Jesus. Charlie is simply that. Which is beautiful for any Christian. And ultimately, all of the doings of our Lord and savior. We’re just glad we are able to witness it on occasion. It’s all good brother. You’re heart is in the right place for sure. ❤️👍
It’ll boost his rating for a few, they’ll report that, then back to his usual garbage I suppose. What’ll be interesting is folks like Bill Maher. How will they respond after what’s already been said. I could care less though. I don’t watch any of them.
There will be many that won’t accept what comes out, we already know that. But it will be the “truth” from now on. The history books, so to speak. So the question is now, do you trust Kash and the FBI? I’m gonna accept what comes out. I’m pretty sure. The only way I wouldn’t is if Erika herself said “no, this isn’t true”.
My advice for that young man is to make sure he has Jesus in his life. And a good relationship with Him. Jesus is and has to be the foundation for anyone challenging this world. Otherwise you’ll sink. No buts about that.
Exactly. Said this for awhile now. People are just gone. Funeral homes were over stacked like crazy. During WW2 every family in America knew at least one person who was in the war. Either died/survived the war. Ask anyone, literally anyone, how many people you know who died during “COVID”. Ten times worse than WW2. Maybe more.
I saw Charlie at those universities. What he said. How he said it. I saw him give some patience and respect to his “enemies”, and yet receive barely any in return. That’s who I knew. I saw him profess his love of Jesus. How faith was and is the most important thing in his life. His Christian values. And his love of the family, through God’s word. I don’t need anyone to tell me his secrets. What he did in his private time. I don’t care. I saw him. I saw what God wanted me to see of Charlie. And I’m thankful. Thankful to have known him for a short time. The man loved Jesus. And I have no doubt he is basking in God’s glory right now. Right where I’m gonna be one day. That’s all I need to know.
The real question, I hear ya brother. 😁