[Indifferent]

Re: A wandering soul says hello.

Hey buddy, I hear ya. I was a wandering soul once and I mean literally. Still am. I was working in a traveling carnival before I was Saved. It was a pretty bad life, I'll admit. I'd wake up at 6 am, open up a new bottle of Jack and start guzzling, get to work on construction and maintenance, drink a little more, then when people would arrive I'd operate rides. After my shift was over I'd usually go drink some more or find some diseased slut to spend my evening with. Believe me I was unhappy! It was like i had no idea what to do with my life so i tried filling that void with whiskey and dirty women.

Now I am happy traveling the road doing my Christian clown ministry and puppet shows. I delight bringing children and adults a relationship with Jesus Christ.

But dont give up hope because sometimes Jesus sends people on meandering missions so they can learn. All my life was a big lesson for me. In fact, I think God probably brought you here to this church website to open your eyes. There are literally BILLIONS of websites online around the world....and you came to this one today. That cannot be a coincidence!

Haha, it's true. Coincidences are really few and far between.
I congratulate you on finding your faith, and wish you continued luck on such! I can only hope to find my way as you have.

You can find an online version of KJV here until such time as you purchase your own.

If you truely seek truth you have come to the right place.

Praise Jesus!

Thank you once again Sister Charli. That link will definitely be most helpful.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: A wandering soul says hello.

I don't have any problems with anyone here. I just think that bad talking one another over things never needs to happen.

I just want to find a place where I may say hello, and be able to talk to people about the religion and God himself. You could just say I "Lost my faith" and am looking for a way to get it back.

If you'd like to find out more about Landover Baptist Church, please read THIS thread created especially for new posters.

If you have a question, use the "search" function before posting it. Most likely it is being discussed somewhere on this Godly forum. Please don't waste God's precious bandwidth.

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[landoverlover]

Re: A wandering soul says hello.

I live in a city, unfortunately churches are few and far between, though I have been to almost all. Baptist or not, I go in seeking complete pure advice on the knowledge of God, and not on the basis of one's religion.

I was introduced to Jesus as a child, through my mother. I have since moved away from my family, seeking answers in life.

I understand some may take the above statement as, "He's not a True Christian!" or "He's not a Baptist! He's a heathen!"

I apologize if it seems that way. I am simply a wandering soul seeking help and answers.

Friend, if I may:

Quit apologizing to earthly creatures.
Quit seeking.
Quit wandering.

Your mental hand-wringing avails you nothing. Seekers believe everything, meaning they believe in nothing. You will keep chasing your own tail until you die a sinner unless you drop to your knees upon THE ROCK OF SCRIPTURE that you keep tripping over.

It is right in front of you.

Get that King James 1611 Bible.

Read it.

Abjectly grovel before the LORD. Confess your unworthiness. Invite Jesus into your heart. Give Him total control. Tithe and tithe and tithe again (no one respects that which they get for nothing; what you receive only feels valuable if you pay for it. By cash, check, or credit card). Obey your betters such as the earthly guides and masters at Landover.

It's just that simple.

This can be the last stop on your sin train.

Welcome.