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Are you a Seventh Day Adventist?
Yes. I am adventist for 3 years now.
Are you a Seventh Day Adventist?
I ask because I was raised Adventist and identified with the sabbath thing. I'm non-denominational now though.Yes. I am adventist for 3 years now.
I ask because I was raised Adventist and identified with the sabbath thing. I'm non-denominational now though.
My daily lifestyle is nothing worth mentioning....trust me.
I'm curious how other Christians live on a routine basis, or rather what is the appropriate way for a Christian to live. Should we, just to start listing some examples,
- read the Bible daily?
- actively involved in church? (Not just attending Sunday sermons)
- watch network TV/sitcoms, etc.
- watch R rated movies?
- listen to non-Christian/top 40 music?
- go to happy hours/similar events and drink alcohol?
- attend non-Christian functions such as weddings and funerals?
- in terms of friendships, do you deliberately avoid bonding with non-Christians?
God wants us to have life and to have it more abundantly so there should be no fear in listening to the music of your choice and reading a good book. Part of my more abundant living is spending time on this site as I enjoy the fellowship very much and it is relaxing to me. Sounds to me that you live a well-balanced life and are definitely on the right spiritual track.I still watch all types of movies (saw Downton Abbey and Joker), however I avoid explicitly anti-Christian movies. I would not see the new gay Jesus movie on Netflix. For music, I listen to be a bit more Christian music now but also listen to my favorites (U2, Billy Joel, Coldplay, music on the radio or Pandora, etc.). I still read fiction (the classics, like the high school reading requirements such as Wuthering Heights (one of my favorites)). I go to work related happy hours. I attend church regularly and I'm the main multimedia person. I create the slides for service. I spoke to my pastor about yoga and she said to use my discretion, so I take some classes this studio that is as non religious as it gets (they play soft rock instead of new age) and some classes incorporate weights and jumping jacks etc. I thanked God for finding me this studio. I seek Christian friends but I'm fine with having nonChristian friends as well.
I do know someone who doesn't read anything except the Bible and devotionals. I thought to myself, what a waste! There are so many great books out there.
I understand if God pulls someone away from certain things. But sometimes I feel people don't do certain things because of fear, is it true? Like people who stopped listening to secular music, even though they still like it?
It most probably is worth mentioning.My daily lifestyle is nothing worth mentioning....trust me.
Part of my more abundant living is spending time on this site as I enjoy the fellowship very much and it is relaxing to me.
Yeah, I am really beginning to see the value in this sort of, "digital fellowship." It's kinda cool to be able to freely talk about God. Sometimes I wish I could do that in a church![]()
My daily lifestyle. Wake up prayer and worship to God then exercise. Wake my daughter up for breakfast and home school. Wake my disabled son up, make sure he is ok and fed. Watch A little television, wait for my husband to get off work. Cook dinner etc.
My daily lifestyle. Wake up prayer and worship to God then exercise. Wake my daughter up for breakfast and home school. Wake my disabled son up, make sure he is ok and fed. Watch A little television, wait for my husband to get off work. Cook dinner etc.