Greatest story ever told!

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oljdd9BGrFc 

Thought this was a great video to share, We are a part of the story and we are called to share the Good news with everyone.

Beware of the Flying Spagetti Monster 😱😱😱

So I was just doing stuff and came across this group that claim to a religon. I'll give you the like here ( http://www.venganza.org/about/ ) for y'all to check it out your selves. But basically they are group of atheists who come together to mock other religions primarily Christianity. I just laughed at how stupid they are, but it kind of feels weird that they attack mostly only Christianity when there are so many other religion to mock. Why Christians? I think it was that they had some kind of experience when they were in church and didn't think it was genuine or never understood the point, but that is just me. What do you think?

here's the link again: http://www.venganza.org/about/

Witnessing to friends

Before I moved from Sugar Land to Rosenberg, I went to Kempner High School. There I had many Hindu and Muslim friends. I never really told them about Christ and the Good News because I didn't know how to approach them. All they knew was that I was a Christian and and that was it. Now, the only contact with them is through text and phone calls. I also had a Malayali Orthodox friend and and I found it harder to tell her about Christ because she is also Christian, but another denomination. How do I approach my Hindu and Muslim friends about Christ? How do I approach my Orthodox friend about Christ?

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As we have all heard about the mass gay club shooting in Orlando, there's a question that I was wondering about. I believe, based on what I had read in the Bible, that even the most loving and monogamous same-sex relationships are evil in God's eyes. But there are definitely some Christians in this world that believe that homosexual behavior is appropriate within the confines of a committed, loving, lifelong, Christ-centered relationship. I know that being homosexual is not really the right path to choose. As I kept thinking about it, I wondered how do so called Christians like us approach them with love and happiness and redirect them to the right path? I find it really hard to just even bring up that subject to a homosexual because I'm afraid I would easily be labeled as someone who's against the whole concept of being gay. A lot of Christians think that it's perfectly ok to be homosexual and still be in the faith. The traditional viewpoint displays homosexuality as a sin while the reformed viewpoint shows that being homosexual is not a sin as long as you walk in God's way and is spiritual. My question is, do y'all think that the viewpoint of Christians on the topic of homosexuality has changed compared to the past or has it stayed the same? Also how do u approach them and talk to them about God without being accused?

The Stripper Church

http://www.faithit.com/i-went-to-strip-club-with-pastors-wife/?utm_content=buffera765c&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer



This article is about a woman who gets invited to go to a stripper church. Check it out and comment on what you think about her actions and what we can learn. What did she do that is similar or different from any type of ministering? What can the church learn from this story?http://www.faithit.com/i-went-to-strip-club-with-pastors-wife/?utm_content=buffera765c&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer

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The Personality Test

Everyone says that personality tests are not accurate, but how do we know for sure that it is or not? Some say, “Oh that is totally not me,” but you could be lying to your own self about who your really are, because you try to the best and perfect person, which is something we are not. Could we be doing the same in our walk with Christ, are we making everything a yes or no for example, “Do you pray?”, we can’t have these small checkboxes as our choices because then this isn’t something that is going to help in actuality. Do we sometimes take our Christian life like a personality test?