Feet breath's Blog (165)

Ok, I can understand atleast a little bit on witnessing to people who say they're not Christians. Once they find out the Bible's true truth will be easy to see for them. For, than they'll know the deity of Christ, His bodily resurection, grace and not works saves. Of course they need the Father to draw them to His Son, the Holy Spirit's conviction and saved by Christ alone.

But, here's the problem. I know people who think they are Christians with their own corrupted bible and…

Put your foot in sand; you'll see a footprint.

Make a fist you'll see the size of your heart (unless possibly you had heart transplant) put it up to your chest.

Take off your shoes and socks (unless certain medical issues say no) and put them up to a breeze (it feels great!)

Throw a rock in the water and see the water make waves.

Look up at the night sky and smell the cool air.

Smile as you see the least of us,…

Ok, I realized-Jesus thank you for letting me know-why I'm so intimidated by the cult.

1) There's atleast three people involved (excluding me).

2) One is a man (he's an elder), he's not short but not really really tall. I'm only like a tad bit over 100 pounds and 4 foot 10 and an 8th/ 4 foot 11 (the person who taught me nursing said this is as tall as I'll get). Men are intimidating. It's also intimidating that if it's found out I'm in "Christiendom" I may…

Ok, God is showing me where I seriously need His help to repent. He's revealed some secret (well one I knew about atleast somewhat) sins. Self pity, fear and jealousy-they're connected.

My self pity is the result of not having face-to-face fellowship. Pitying myself because it seems like every Christian can have human fellowship but me face to face. And, knowing even the little bit of fellowship on here...I won't be able to stay and communicate with other believers. Why?…

I'd like to know how to actually fellowship and fit in with other Christians despite autism.

And, I know Jesus loves anyone-autism or not-I'd just like to hear more about the the autistic's Christian walk with Christ and fellowship with other brothers/sisters in Christ despite autism.

Those who go through something, God uses that to help them symphanize with others or something like that. Maybe someone on here may know what I mean.