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Thank you I will start reading Acts tomorrow morning
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Never ever doubt the power of prayer darlin..... Prayer has power, it lets you be intimate with God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit, it will take you to a whole new relationship with them and with yourself.... Your natural mind and your natural eyes will finally be opened and you'll never be the same again...
Mostly thanking for stuff, and then question why this or what does this mean or should I do this...but really, it's mostly just reading. If I was to be honest, sometimes I get too busy, and I wish I did more quiet time stuff, but I do try.
As for the friends thing originally:
Just go to a local church, it's ok to church shop for a while, especially if you're new. I became a Christian when I was 20, and it was super awkward because it felt like there was something weird at every church, either the trying to force me to speak in tongues, or super judgmental because I wasn't spiritually mature (I suppose, true, but come on, help me get there instead of reject me). When I got to college, I learned a very important lesson about churches: There is one very important aspect above all else: Do they love God, each other, and you? If the answer's no, there's something seriously wrong. I suppose you could rebuke them Paul-style, but they probably won't listen and will kick you out. Honestly, I'm happy where I am now, and have made great friends.
As for the friends thing originally:
Just go to a local church, it's ok to church shop for a while, especially if you're new. I became a Christian when I was 20, and it was super awkward because it felt like there was something weird at every church, either the trying to force me to speak in tongues, or super judgmental because I wasn't spiritually mature (I suppose, true, but come on, help me get there instead of reject me). When I got to college, I learned a very important lesson about churches: There is one very important aspect above all else: Do they love God, each other, and you? If the answer's no, there's something seriously wrong. I suppose you could rebuke them Paul-style, but they probably won't listen and will kick you out. Honestly, I'm happy where I am now, and have made great friends.
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I pray before opening my Bible. I read my passages and cross-reference them using the notes in the margins. I take notes about what I read, posing questions that I might have. I pray after my reading for thanks and to ask for more understanding. Then I get online and try to track down the answers to questions I might have asked myself while reading.
I'm still church shopping and not finding one I like. I'm very anti-social and church is kind of overwhelming for me. I'm used to being alone and undisturbed and that's how I like to be.