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Should Kids watch PG-13 movies if they are mature?

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do you think that Christians should Swear

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Do you believe our pets will be with us in heaven?

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@jbecker23 · 10h

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Prayer request

I’ve slipped into a bit of Depression again. I know God’s with me, but could use a little encouragement and support

Gabriel & Spaghetti

@gfelix · 3h · Edited

Absolutely not. Pastors may serve as religious leaders who help guide the congregation but they should not be involved in direct politics. Pastors should remind and uphold the teachings and virtues taught by our Lord, and help steer us to the path that Jesus laid out in the New Testament. Pastors endorsing politicians is in direct contradiction of the role they are entrusted to perform. Politicians are inherently selfish and prideful - believing that they must be in a role to enact change and uphold their values and beliefs. In secular government, politicians tend to straddle fences and placate ideals outside the teachings of the Lord. Pastors should know this, and focus not on endorsing another layer of earthly rules, but focus on eternal salvation for those who have accepted the call of our Lord.

Megan & mina

@megn678910 · 3h

Prayer request

Pray for my family. We are going to the Bloomington thingy and I want someone to pray for our family so we can get there safe.

Lynda & 106

@demislady · 4h

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Reflection · The Transformative Power of the Gospel

What would you say to someone feeling stuck in their situation?

Open your heart and pray he will give you the direction you need

Mason

@theyxnghooper · 20h

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Reflection · Jacob's Ladder: Divine Encounter

What would you tell someone fleeing their past?

I would tell them that it is just as important to acknowledge what is behind you as it is to acknowledge what is ahead. God’s vision for you will have its bumpy roads but the plan at the end is set in stone. All it takes is execution and desire to see the plan through.

Rebecca & Rejoice

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How do I apply this scripture to my life?

David

@david445 · 51m

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Policitics divides people, faith in Jesus Christ is meant to unite people. We must pray for our leaders that they make the right choices in line with the will of God but we must not use God’s word to preach politics otherwise a Pastor is no better than a politician.

stormy & Lilly

@storm · 54m

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Reflection · The Transformative Power of the Gospel

What would you tell someone who feels limited by their circumstances?

Circumstances can be limiting, but God is limitless. I know that is hard to hear but coming from someone who felt limited God can do anything we just have to keep praying (I know eye roll) talk to God like your talking to some trusted friend every day your be surprised trust me .

Christopher

Unequivocally no. Political leaders are thoroughly corrupt and are bribed and blackmailed by foreign, fascist false “chosen ones” who are of the Church of Satan and not true descendants of Jacob. Everytime humanity has combined church and state those leaders serve Mammon and/or Baal, and unleash reigns of terror on God’s children.

Christopher & Brim

3h · Edited

Yes, because if there is a certain candidate the espouses the beliefs that the church has, and those beliefs, and by proxy his actions bring about the betterment/improvement of the constituency as a whole, then sure. if there is a candidate that holds beliefs, or biases against the church, that would be detrimental to Christianity, that should be mentioned as well. The 4th amendment (separation of church and state) was written so as to NOT establish an official National religion, as well as to keep the STATE out of the Church. it was NOT intended to keep the church out of the state.

Gideon & Nap

@gideon · 3h

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I think a better way to word this is “should they express political opionions”. my answer to that is absolutely not, I’ve been to a few churches where they do this and it just totally changes the tone of the story and usually the arguments aren’t 1:1 like for ex one time I was at a church and they used a story (cannot remeber which) to argue for immigration? I think it’s insane using the Bible for any modern political argument

Angela & Angel

@arushnurse · 21h

Yes, but maybe consider what you’re asking for. God may have answered the prayer, but it wasn’t the answer you wanted. Ask for clarity and understanding about what you’re wanting. Study God’s word and ask is this something I truly need or is it a want. Look at your life from all sides and imagine what your life would look like if you got the answer you are wanting.