Comments on: My Christian Testimony – How I Came to Believe in God

By: Morgan

Morgan — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 01:36:03 +0000

I’m happy for u X!! Praise God Almighty!! and our Lord Jesus Christ!! and the wonderful Holy Spirit who guides us to the Truth… I started to go to a Christian Church on October 10, 2010 and though Id just started to read the Holy Bible ( and prayed to God to give me wisdom and knowledge to understand what I read) and watched TBN not that long before attending a Church. I guess I wanted to substitute Church with the programs somehow but I felt in me that I was led to join a Church so I started trying a few different Churches but I felt that something was missing in them though I didnt know what, then I prayed to God for Him to lead me to one turns out a couple of days id forgotten bout what id asked Him, took a wrong (or should I say right) turn to my destination and I saw this church that I had completely forgotten about. I was invited there once or twice when I was 15 yrs (im 33) then I got this feeling that this was the Church that God had led me to… I joined and life would be meaningless without going to Church to continue to feed my spirit with the word of God and grow spiritually in Christ… I have so much to testify on including with how I felt when I was filled with the Holy Spirit and what I did after I was filled etc. but i will leave that for another time im running late for the leadership study we have today but until then may God bless you prosper you and keep you in Jesus Mighty Name..Amen and Amen
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By: Rex

Rex — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 14:11:52 +0000

Hello. I’m very happy for you, and God bless. There are many books I could recommend, but to really ramp it up, with an extremely interesting book, and another ‘case study’ in the history of the ‘metaphysical research programme’ of evolution, I would highly recommend looking at a book which contains evidences either unknown or ignored. Cremo and Thompson, Forbidden Archaeology. Authors have written other books but this is the seminal work. Interestingly the work is crammed with undeniable ‘evidence’. Evidence is not a world that evolutionary theory inhabits; heavy on the theory and just-so stories with robust ad hoc explanations rather. I first read this book in the 90s I think, and really there is hardly anything public about it. Curious, indeed underground perhaps. Now, the author (Michael Cremo) is not a young earth bible believer, he is a vedic researcher; however he is respectful of Bible believers, and everything he presents is extremely strong evidence for ‘young earth creation’ views, and also unfortunately, strong evidence for intellectual extortion and ‘suppressing the truth in unrighteousness’ that, apparently, goes on in academia. God bless.

By: X-Evolutionist

X-Evolutionist — Sat, 27 Aug 2011 20:55:15 +0000

Thank you very much for your comments about my site and for your testimony!X

By: America

America — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 00:06:43 +0000

By: X-Evolutionist

X-Evolutionist — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 16:23:49 +0000

Thank you for your comments. You may give links to my pages to use my testimony for others. X