>>>BE ALWAYS ON THE WATCH----and PRAY!<<< that you may be accounted worthy to escape all these things that shall come to pass

God Bless you sibling in christ.

My heart is overflowing with emotion and all I can hear is that I must post this:

Christians--my brothers and sisters in Christ--He is calling out to you right now

STOP, STOP what you are doing this very minute and listen.

Listen, close your eyes and ask the Holy Spirit to bring you the Peace of God and then in humble adoration--
Praise and worship our Holy God in Heaven in the name of our Lord and King Jesus Christ.

Listen, all I can say is Listen...

If you were led to this thread, than it was meant for you to do this.

You need to pray AND LET IT GO!

You need to PRAISE HIM........

God's Peace be with you, my friends

He went to be with our Lord six year's ago.

He loved Jesus but he struggled with his addictions.

Before our marriage, I was living at home with my parents and he was my neighbor--2 houses down.

I was a Christian and he wasn't. My dad told me, as he knew him from conversations they would have in the little variety store across the street from us.

My dad liked him, maybe because he had a drinking problem, like my dad. They didn't drink all the time, but when they did--they drank a lot and became destructive.

I would see him in the store too, we'd say a quick hello to each other and that was about it. Seeing the background I came from, I really didn't want to get involved with someone who had a drinking problem--he was cute, though.

About 4 years go by and one day my dad comes home and says, "guess who became a Christian?".

Well, we started talking more--things about God and his new birth. One thing led to another and we fell in love and got married.

First six years of our marriage was wonderful with your typical up and downs--and no drinking. He did have pancreatic attacks and I noticed his pain-killers were becoming a problem. We lived in Florida at the time.

My sister and brother-in-law were coming to visit and had to be picked up at the airport. Well, while he was waiting there, I don't know how it happened, but he decided to have a drink. I get a knock at my door and there is my sister and brother-in-law holding up a very drunk husband of mine. I had never seen him drunk.

That was just the beginning of a continual downhill spiral for him. As I mentioned above, he had chronic pancreatitis--since he was 14. Our first year of marriage he had a major operation on his pancreas--removal of 3 pseudo-cysts.

I remember the "stately" doctor we had then, he pulled me aside one day at the hospital and told me that even though my husband looked fine on the outside, he had many problems on the inside and things would get progressively worse. Isn't that just what I wanted to hear.

You know what? He was right. The next 14 years of our life together was consumed with health problems and addictions. Frequent pancreatic attacks, barrett's esophagus, chronic hepatitis b, diabetes, pain-killer addiction and drinking, plus he smoked ( and not only cigarettes). He would try to improve himself, and in between the bad times, things were good. He just had a lot of pain that he had to live with daily, and it was hard for him.

Yes, we were both Christians, young Christians who still had a lot to learn. We had become more involved in family life as we had 2 beautiful sons. In dad's bad days, I would always try to shield them from seeing him that way, I didn't want them to have the same memories I had. There is a lot more to this story, but enough has been said.

My husband, as many of us, had problems. Each one of us--we are still human--continue to live in this body of sin. We battle the flesh all day long. In time, we learn that if we choose to put our eyes on Jesus and make Him the object of our affection, the struggle becomes easier. We say yes to the Holy Spirit and He takes over. We want to let go, we say we will let go, but we don't. Overtime, we learn that God has never LET GO! Our love grows deeper for Him and what we say we believe truly becomes belief. We finally learn and believe that we ARE truly forgiven.

God is so Good!!! Praise His Holy Name Forever and Forever More!

Love to you, in His Name

Sometimes I had my doubts.. My faith shaken. But I pray. I pray to keep my faith strong, not just in God but in Man and Myself.

I pray not only to ask for things, but also to thank God for the blessings he has given me. And the very fact that I exist, I am eternally grateful for.

My life was no walk in the park, but without all the bad things I have gone through, I may not have grown as much as I have had. Perhaps This would be useful for me in the future.

Anyway thank you for the reminder. A lot of atheist here, and I cannot blame them.

I am born a Catholic, and in that faith I shall remain. I do not know if it is the right religion, or not. I know many of the atrocities my church have committed, and I feel shame and regret for that.

The only thing I could do is get the good, and dispense with the bad. I am annoyed whenever I hear people of my faith condemning others, like homosexuals etc.

What gave them the right to judge? What have they accomplished that others must feel inferior?

We are all but passersby. Live and let live.

The only thing I am sure of that is right, is to do good. Regardless of any church or creed.

Peace be with you.

Sometimes I had my doubts.. My faith shaken. But I pray. I pray to keep my faith strong, not just in God but in Man and Myself.

I pray not only to ask for things, but also to thank God for the blessings he has given me. And the very fact that I exist, I am eternally grateful for.

My life was no walk in the park, but without all the bad things I have gone through, I may not have grown as much as I have had. Perhaps This would be useful for me in the future.

Anyway thank you for the reminder. A lot of atheist here, and I cannot blame them.

I am born a Catholic, and in that faith I shall remain. I do not know if it is the right religion, or not. I know many of the atrocities my church have committed, and I feel shame and regret for that.

The only thing I could do is get the good, and dispense with the bad. I am annoyed whenever I hear people of my faith condemning others, like homosexuals etc.

What gave them the right to judge? What have they accomplished that others must feel inferior?

We are all but passersby. Live and let live.

The only thing I am sure of that is right, is to do good. Regardless of any church or creed.

Peace be with you.

My heart is overflowing with emotion and all I can hear is that I must post this:

Christians--my brothers and sisters in Christ--He is calling out to you right now

STOP, STOP what you are doing this very minute and listen.

Listen, close your eyes and ask the Holy Spirit to bring you the Peace of God and then in humble adoration--
Praise and worship our Holy God in Heaven in the name of our Lord and King Jesus Christ.

Listen, all I can say is Listen...

If you were led to this thread, than it was meant for you to do this.

You need to pray AND LET IT GO!

You need to PRAISE HIM........

God's Peace be with you, my friends

OP, the PRIMARY THING I pray for is that YOU will



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This thread is a typical example of the bad side of giving out good Karma.

These fucking christians ask each other for Karma, just so they can post this shit.

This site is supposed to be topical, where the fuck is the topic in this thread?