Some of us find God when we go to church on a Sunday, but what about the other six days of the week, do we find God during each of them also?
When we are surrounded by other Christians, especially those whose faith and beliefs have led them to worship God at the same church as ourselves, it can be easy to find God and hear Him speak to us. Other times when we’re surrounded by situations, conversations and events that are not God-based, it can be so much more difficult to find God in the midst of life.
It’s times like these when we must rely on our faith to keep us strong, and to keep us focused on God. Keep your eyes and your mind focused on God at all times and He will guide you through each situation you face.
The Distinct Dot 
Okay, you know… Seeing as how you completely ignore EVERYONE on Blog Catalog, I’m trying a more direct approach here. It would seem your constant God rallying is really starting to irritate the people there and you could seem to care less. For being such a ‘nice and caring Christian’, you sure don’t seem care all that much about other people. Perhaps if you actually came back and looked at the discussions once in a while instead of just link dropping your blog every single day and then ignoring everyone who might be remotely interested in what you had to say, you might actually get a few more followers.
As it stands you’ve pretty much driven everyone nuts with your pointless posts about God. Even people who would normally agree with you are starting to get fed up simply because you just blatantly don’t care about the community AT ALL.
I’m sure you’ll just delete this comment because it offends your ‘sense of self’ with God or something. I’m just giving you a heads up on the problems you’re causing on the off chance you actually care. Which you probably don’t.
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Don’t assume you know me, and know what I’ll do or what I think, because you do not! How do you know whether I go back and look at discussions I start on Blog Catalog or not? Just because I maybe make nmo further comments, most certainly does not mean I don’t read the comments! You also do you know whether I do or do not irratate people on Blog Catalog – unless of course you claim to be a mind reader or have surveyed everyone on there which is very unlikely!
My post both here on WordPress and Blog Catalog are catalogued/tagged as Religious or Christian (most of the time – some are not about these topics), and are written to challenge those who read to question and re-evaluate their life whether they are Christian or not…they most certainly are NOT “God rallying” – You don’t know me and if you did you would know that’s not what I do! If you don’t want to read/hear about God/faith etc don’t read posts/dicussions that are catalogued/tagged as Christian/Religion!
Ultimately you can think what you like about me and what I do, but what I do is directed by God – I don’t care how many followers/reader I have of my blog because I’d be happy if just one person found/re-found God because of something I’ve written.
Finally, if you sent this comment with the intention of stopping me from writing you have failed miserably…and can I just say, the manner in which you have written your comments is quite agressive, which is quite upsetting, so please, if you’re not interested in my blog or my discussions on Blog Catalog just don’t read them, as no-one is forcing you to read them!
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“If you don’t get out of the box you’ve been raised in, you won’t understand how much bigger the world is.” ~ Anjelina Jolie
It is only your words that label you and negate others. Look beyond the words to the love, hope, joy, appreciation, and gratitude. That energy is available in all religions and churches. It is also available to those that never walk through the doors of any organized religion. In reality miracles happen in all faiths even those you disagree with. How can that be? How can God give miracles to the jews and to the Muslims? It is because God does not pick one religion. Christ even said he had other sheep and other shepherds. You should to get out of your own backyard. In the end it doesn’t matter because one day when your body dies you will see the truth that the murdered and the murderers attend the same feast. Life is a game we play. The only goal is to have fun. If you are not having fun change the game by changing the very pattern of your thinking. I find what we look at has a great deal to do with the internal dialog of the person looking. Our thoughts create an atmosphere around us that filters everything. We illuminate our world with our own internal dialog. Intake = outlook. And outlook is everything.
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“You save yourself or you remain unsaved.” ~ Alice Sebold
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I hope you do not think I live in the box you call my church, because you couldn’t be further from the truth. I am simply trying to get folk to think about their own relationship with God, if indeed they have one, and then re-evaluate that relationship if they find it is in fact not what God want from us.
Thanks for reading my blog, but be assured I try my best to be a 24/7 Christian and am trying what I can to inspire others to reach out and find their full Christian potential.
Dot
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