Jesus was never afraid to draw near to people whose lives were complicated.
Hello, gorgeous!
This is a safe place to ask your toughest questions and find your deepest purpose!
This is a safe place to ask your toughest questions and find your deepest purpose!
Jesus was never afraid to draw near to people whose lives were complicated.
One of the encouraging things about following Christ is that He meets us where we are, not where we think we should be.
If you don't feel at peace about kissing before marriage, it's okay to say that. Your convictions matter, and they deserve to be respected.
I used to have this amazing relationship with Him, and now I feel like it's gone.
Everyone thinks I'm such a good kid, and I hate to disappoint them but I'm not! I've become miserable, fighting to stay on top of things and all the while being held captive by this sin.
How do I deal with this and not become hateful too?
Am I being selfish for setting these boundaries?
I feel like I’ve led him on, and like I can’t leave. I just need help knowing how to escape this drama.
And can LGBTQ+ individuals serve in church leadership? Join groups? Serve on a mission?
I agree with him that he definitely needs time to be single and mature before jumping into any kind of relationship again, but I still love him deeply.
I want to introduce him to my journey with God, and we both want to start a new beginning and spark that fire.
They are scared that I’m going to draw back from the family just because I got baptized somewhere outside the catholic church.
I feel like trying to meet someone is a game full of lies just for sex and like I’m just wasting my time.
