Hey, everybody! This post is mainly just to introduce me, so go ahead and put the excited face back into the back of your mind. I'm just a dude with a Bible grade to earn and a mind full of thoughts to express, and I'm really glad that I'm getting to spread God's word through the medium of the Interweb.
No, really. I'm smiling. Can't you tell?
*epic smileyface*
Anyway, I just want to set some goals for this blog:
1. It is my hope that people who are not members of my Bible class will eventually begin to ask me questions about my faith, questions that I will attempt to answer to the best of my ability.
2. Through this blog, I hope that my posts will make an impact in people's lives, providing them with an intelligent and thoughtful outlook on the Christian faith.
3. I hope that because of what little I manage to say through this blog that I can make the people who read it think of Christianity not only as a religion, but also as a way of living.
If anyone has any questions as of now about my faith, I will do my best to answer them! My first "real" post (for a grade in Bible class) will probably be up sometime on Thursday. Every now and again I will make a reference to "Mr. M". Mr. M. is an enigmatic acquaintance of mine, skilled in the sublime arts of benevolence and psychedelia. Don't worry about it, it's just a friend of mine.
Being now and forevermore at your complete discretion,
--JesusFreak
Jesus Christ is the person of the Godhead who revealed the Love of God as my Substitute. He died for me, in my place, for my sins. I'll follow your blog and cheer you on. He lives in you,Kyle.
ReplyDeleteKyle,
ReplyDeleteIf someone asked you how you know that you are going to heaven, how would you answer?
Cheers,
Gramps
Glad you asked that, Grandpa!
ReplyDeleteI'd say that I know I'm going to heaven because I have felt a connection with God, much like the one felt between a father and a son. I know that the Holy Spirit is in my heart because I am motivated every day to be a servant for people, a change in my life that would not have happened without God to lend a hand.
That is a good question to ask any Christian, because we all need to be able to defend our faith. Thanks for asking!