Znex
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- Jul 8, 2011
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Over the past half year, I've been talking with an online friend of mine about my faith. I've known her for the past few years to be a Christian, but during that time she seems to have drifted away, and although isn't atheist is still opposed to her former faith.
From what I've come to learn about her, she had a troubled time as a Christian featuring many Christians at her church and generally who were hypocritical to say the least, rather bullying and unloving. Her parents and I are probably the few who aren't like this, though her father can be a bit inconsiderate.
Unfortunately, apart from the church she's known for most of her life, there aren't any within suitable distances that would be helpful for her. Even for her to go to her former church means she goes mostly ignored and she detests it.
At times we look in the Bible together, though at others she may voice that she's heard it all before and knows it all. At the moment, when we do, we are reading through Mark having recently looked at the beginning of Mark 2, although we have read other chapters before in a non-linear pattern.
There are times when I rejoice because I think I see God working in her, and others when I pray and despair because I think he is not.
My brothers and sisters, therefore I ask you pray that our God may work in her, and that his will may be done for her. May you too ask that for me, for I dearly need it.
From what I've come to learn about her, she had a troubled time as a Christian featuring many Christians at her church and generally who were hypocritical to say the least, rather bullying and unloving. Her parents and I are probably the few who aren't like this, though her father can be a bit inconsiderate.
Unfortunately, apart from the church she's known for most of her life, there aren't any within suitable distances that would be helpful for her. Even for her to go to her former church means she goes mostly ignored and she detests it.
At times we look in the Bible together, though at others she may voice that she's heard it all before and knows it all. At the moment, when we do, we are reading through Mark having recently looked at the beginning of Mark 2, although we have read other chapters before in a non-linear pattern.
There are times when I rejoice because I think I see God working in her, and others when I pray and despair because I think he is not.
My brothers and sisters, therefore I ask you pray that our God may work in her, and that his will may be done for her. May you too ask that for me, for I dearly need it.
