Probably the most dangerous thing a person can do is join a church and profess a set of beliefs, "doctrines." Belonging to a church becomes your salvation rather than knowing God, hearing his voice and living his life. Believing in a set of doctrines closes your mind to anything out side of that box. Noah preached something completely outside of the box, so did Jesus. The religious peop
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I was raised an Adventist and went to their schools but I have gotten away from religion altogether. I do keep the 7th day sabbath and your right, it's a beautiful gift from God! Are you presently a Seventh Day Adventist, and do you live in the US?
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Hi Indigo, Yes it was the group in New Mexico, but they failed! Gods people do hear his voice Indigo, because it's the most important thing to them in this life. And when He starts speaking to you, life opens up and everything starts to make sense. The story of who we are as humans, why we are here. The gospel and everything about God is so simple, it's man that has made it complicated.
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Hell is defiantly an invention created to extract money from their fearful followers. I'm not even sure we sleep. Have you ever looked at a dead body before? There's no one home!!!
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I had joined a small church in 1990 called The Lord Our Rightness. At first it was a beautiful thing, mostly made up of people looking for a closer walk with God. This church in many ways helped bring me out of a life of alcoholism and drugs. I had been married twice and had lost a son in the process. Going through one failure after another and completely dissatisfied with my life, at 33 I gave
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