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countmeworthy · 10-10-2012, 02:20 PM

Hello again y'all,

Had it not been for the couple of pms's I received yesterday, I would not have popped in. But here I am.

To the question, how to be normal after leaving the LC...I will share my experience as briefly as possible. But know it is a journey.

The pendulum for me me has swung very high at both ends of the spectrum.

What I have learned is the most important thing in my life is my relationship with God. He is all that matters to me. He is not religious.

I personally much prefer to hang out with seeking non believers or young Christians hungry for the WAY, the TRUTH, Hi is LIFE and His Love.

While I do not advocate drinking, the Lord will not clobber you if you have a beer or a glass of wine now and then. The Spirit guides us.

My goal in life is to lead people to Christ and to teach them how to develop an intimate relationship with HIM through His Word. I do not point them to an organized denomination or non denominational church. I enjoy small fellowship groups very much. Sometimes I share, sometimes I listen. We are not always on the same page.

You mentioned Halloween. For the last 3-4 years, I write scriptures on index cards. I begin a week in advance. I sit outside with my next door neighbor and as we hand out candy, I also drop an index card or two with scriptures.

I get a lot of thank you for the scriptures.

I like to read about the illuminati and what they are up to. We are heading towards a one world government, one world RELIGION, and one world currency. (Revelation 13). I have friends I "play" with. We crack each other up. I have a knack for mimicking people without being mean spirited. I can be very witty too.

This is my normalcy. It may not e anyone else's. But it is MINE. I embrace it. Way too many people are lost. They need to have an intimate relationship with Christ.

I went way longer than I wanted to.

In closing, whatever you do and in whatever you think, do ALL to the Glory, and Honor of our God and Creator. Have fun. Laugh a lot, Embrace Life and remember God wants and will bring someone into your life to minister to you or for you to minister to that person.

Thanks for reading my personal testimony.

Blessings,

Carolina G

10-10-2012, 02:20 PM	#21
countmeworthy Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: in Spirit & in Truth Posts: 1,377	Re: Help in Becoming "Normal" Hello again y'all, Had it not been for the couple of pms's I received yesterday, I would not have popped in. But here I am. To the question, how to be normal after leaving the LC...I will share my experience as briefly as possible. But know it is a journey. The pendulum for me me has swung very high at both ends of the spectrum. What I have learned is the most important thing in my life is my relationship with God. He is all that matters to me. He is not religious. I personally much prefer to hang out with seeking non believers or young Christians hungry for the WAY, the TRUTH, Hi is LIFE and His Love. While I do not advocate drinking, the Lord will not clobber you if you have a beer or a glass of wine now and then. The Spirit guides us. My goal in life is to lead people to Christ and to teach them how to develop an intimate relationship with HIM through His Word. I do not point them to an organized denomination or non denominational church. I enjoy small fellowship groups very much. Sometimes I share, sometimes I listen. We are not always on the same page. You mentioned Halloween. For the last 3-4 years, I write scriptures on index cards. I begin a week in advance. I sit outside with my next door neighbor and as we hand out candy, I also drop an index card or two with scriptures. I get a lot of thank you for the scriptures. I like to read about the illuminati and what they are up to. We are heading towards a one world government, one world RELIGION, and one world currency. (Revelation 13). I have friends I "play" with. We crack each other up. I have a knack for mimicking people without being mean spirited. I can be very witty too. This is my normalcy. It may not e anyone else's. But it is MINE. I embrace it. Way too many people are lost. They need to have an intimate relationship with Christ. I went way longer than I wanted to. In closing, whatever you do and in whatever you think, do ALL to the Glory, and Honor of our God and Creator. Have fun. Laugh a lot, Embrace Life and remember God wants and will bring someone into your life to minister to you or for you to minister to that person. Thanks for reading my personal testimony. Blessings, Carolina G __________________ Watch ye therefore, and pray always, that ye may be *accounted worthy to escape all these things that shall come to pass,* and to stand before the Son of man. (Luke 21:36)