Growing in Christ
PostPosted: Fri Apr 08, 2005 10:21 am
I am Christian…yes…a bible believing, God obeying, Jesus fallowing Christian. I have been so for 15+ years. Does that mean my life is easy? Golly-gee no!
I grew up in a good and Godly Christian family, my Dad being a minister. I was home-schooled all the way through…so I can say that I have never been to public school a day in my life. I am now going to collage to gain some degree in who knows what? (Haven’t decided.) But I have devoted my life to the service of the Lord. And God is revealing to me that his plan for my life is to work with and write for teenagers. So I am following God’s call and I am working on writing Christian fantasy/sci-fi/mysteries stories, as well as Christian apologetics for teenagers. I am also the Youth Leader at my church and we have a great teen ministry called S.O.S. (Servants of Salvation).
Growing up was hard and rough.
But it was a long hard journey to get where I am today. I have seen more then my share of troubles and tribulations. Growing up was hard. I have been in and out of more churches then I wish to count. When I was young my Dad was a pastor without a church. He would be called to pastor this church and that church but they were all alike: filled with legalist, judgmentalist, and hedonist. They treated my family awful and they gave me a view of the “churchâ€
I grew up in a good and Godly Christian family, my Dad being a minister. I was home-schooled all the way through…so I can say that I have never been to public school a day in my life. I am now going to collage to gain some degree in who knows what? (Haven’t decided.) But I have devoted my life to the service of the Lord. And God is revealing to me that his plan for my life is to work with and write for teenagers. So I am following God’s call and I am working on writing Christian fantasy/sci-fi/mysteries stories, as well as Christian apologetics for teenagers. I am also the Youth Leader at my church and we have a great teen ministry called S.O.S. (Servants of Salvation).
Growing up was hard and rough.
But it was a long hard journey to get where I am today. I have seen more then my share of troubles and tribulations. Growing up was hard. I have been in and out of more churches then I wish to count. When I was young my Dad was a pastor without a church. He would be called to pastor this church and that church but they were all alike: filled with legalist, judgmentalist, and hedonist. They treated my family awful and they gave me a view of the “churchâ€