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  • John Creeser
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    Re: Bless you

    Originally posted by David Goldman View Post
    That's very good to hear. So, when DID you become a Christian, and what has the meant to you?
    Well, for as long as I can remember. What it means to me? Everything. It is my strength when I am weak....and we all have those moments right? Then I think of the big guy in the sky, and imagine he's giving me the thumbs up and that everything is going to be A O K.

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  • David Goldman
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    Originally posted by Capt. A. Portway View Post
    A legal change of spelling would show God that you are serious about your faith I think. I say you should do it!
    Totally agree! Saul/Paul, Abram/Abraham, Jacob/Israel Simon/Peter -- the Bible does seem to encourage name change for believers who are serious.

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  • Capt. Aaron Portway
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    Originally posted by JonCreeser View Post
    I would agree with you. My parents thought it was fitting I be named after my great grandfather who was in the great war. I have often thought I should have it legally changed....and yes, I can not stand that Jon Stewart character. I will pray for him.

    If it means anything, my middle name is Luke.

    <<KJAV 1611>>

    Ha that took me a minute to figure out, that is short for the King James version of the bible is it not. I keep one at home and in the top drawer of my office.

    Also, I was unaware that Jon Stewart (now you are really making me think of changing my name) was a jew? Kind of makes sense now.

    Be well friend.

    Jo(h)n
    Good for you! There is nothing wrong with wanting to be more Godly, even if it is just by name. My first name is Aaron, and though it is Biblical I often get asked if I'm Jewish because of it.

    A legal change of spelling would show God that you are serious about your faith I think. I say you should do it!

    ps: You didn't realize Jon Stewart was Jewish? He hardly ever shuts up about what a huge Jew he is!

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  • David Goldman
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    Originally posted by JonCreeser View Post
    Yes the since birth thing was a figure of speech, I didn't mean for you fine people to take it so literally. I will make sure I try to be more accurate.
    That's very good to hear. So, when DID you become a Christian, and what has the meant to you?

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  • John Creeser
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    Originally posted by Pastor Ezekiel View Post
    I'm still waiting to hear what you mean by "Christian since birth." Can you show us some Scripture in the Holy Bible that backs up such a notion? Baptists sure don't believe in that doctrine. Mary-worshiping Catholicks do.

    What church do you attend at the moment? What's your Pastor's name?
    Wow that is some list you have there Pastor.

    I attend the Knox Creek Baptist Church, it's in the same county, Pike View is awfully small. Billy T. Moran (great man, great speaker) is currently our Pastor, has been for five years. Before him (and rest his soul) was Donald Muire.

    Yes the since birth thing was a figure of speech, I didn't mean for you fine people to take it so literally. I will make sure I try to be more accurate.

    Be well.

    Jon

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  • Pastor Ezekiel
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    I'm still waiting to hear what you mean by "Christian since birth." Can you show us some Scripture in the Holy Bible that backs up such a notion? Baptists sure don't believe in that doctrine. Mary-worshiping Catholicks do.

    What church do you attend at the moment? What's your Pastor's name?

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  • John Creeser
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    Originally posted by Capt. A. Portway View Post
    I'm a bit nervous about the way you spell your name. John is the more traditional spelling. That is the way it appears in the KJAV 1611 Bible as well. Was it you or your parents that decided to change the spelling away from the way God spelled John in His book?


    EDIT:And that infamous, unfunny Jew Jon Stewart spells his name without the 'h' too!
    I would agree with you. My parents thought it was fitting I be named after my great grandfather who was in the great war. I have often thought I should have it legally changed....and yes, I can not stand that Jon Stewart character. I will pray for him.

    If it means anything, my middle name is Luke.

    <<KJAV 1611>>

    Ha that took me a minute to figure out, that is short for the King James version of the bible is it not. I keep one at home and in the top drawer of my office.

    Also, I was unaware that Jon Stewart (now you are really making me think of changing my name) was a jew? Kind of makes sense now.

    Be well friend.

    Jo(h)n

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  • Capt. Aaron Portway
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    I'm a bit nervous about the way you spell your name. John is the more traditional spelling. That is the way it appears in the KJAV 1611 Bible as well. Was it you or your parents that decided to change the spelling away from the way God spelled John in His book?


    EDIT:And that infamous, unfunny Jew Jon Stewart spells his name without the 'h' too!

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  • John Creeser
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    Thanks for the warm welcome friends,

    I grew up in Pike View, Hart county north of Glasgow in Kentucky. I guess I say staunch meaning that I am dedicated to Christian morals and beliefs. I raised my two sons as I was raised, Republican all the way (I was rather saddened to here Mrs. Palin resigning, I was really hoping she'd run for office after we eject "you know who") attend church every Sunday, prayers at night, follow the commandments....adhering to the good book!!!

    I work with computers a lot and I like to think Christianity is like my mental operating system, it commands my day to day operations (sorry, it was the best analyses I could come up with - and you did ask).

    Jenni, I see you are from Canada. I don't mean to sound rude but I am not too familiar but have always been told it is a godless country. I am happy to see you here, I hope you spread the good word up there as much as possible.

    Jon

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  • Pastor Isaac Peters
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    Dear friend:

    Welcome to God's favorite discussion board. Please go into greater detail about how you were a "staunch Christian since birth."

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  • David Goldman
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    I am glad that the Holy Spirit brought you here Jon.

    How would you discribe a "staunch Christian". What does that mean for you?

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  • Jenni111
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    Welcome, Jon!

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  • John Creeser
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    Bless you

    WOW!!! I am so happy I have found you here on the internet!!!

    I've been a staunch Christian since birth and appalled at some of things in society today.

    I cannot tell you how refreshing it is to be amongst you fine people. I look forward to becoming a part of this glorious community!!!

    Bless you all

    Jon

    p.s. I read up on your compound and must say I am really impressed, I hope to visit someday!!
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