I came into contact with Christianity because of my grandmother. When my mother was very young, my grandfather passed away. My grandmother worked hard to pull two eldest sons and three daughters alone. In the year my mother gave birth to my younger brother, my second uncle also died in a car accident. I haven't asked my grandmother when she started believing in Christianity, but I have the impression that my grandmother was a Christian when I was sensible, and my aunt and uncle's family were all Christians, except our family. Our family’s unbelief stemmed from my dad. My dad was a complete atheist. When I was still ignorant, I vaguely remembered that my parents had quarreled a few times over Christianity, probably when I was in elementary school! I was taught atheism in school, but when I went to my grandmother’s house, I was always preached the gospel. Maybe it was too young. I was afraid of this belief, and I always felt that something was wrong, but I didn’t want to make my grandmother unhappy, so Zhou Zhou I just went to my grandmother’s house on Sunday to pray, pray before cooking, pray before going to bed, pray when I wake up... During worship, there are always people crying out unconsciously when they pray or sing. To be honest, I would Not impressed, but scared. I always feel like I'm crying while talking, it's so scary! Until I graduated from junior high school or even high school, I was very afraid of others. Until someone in my family believed in Christianity, I always felt that it was a shameful thing to believe in religion, and I was afraid of being different from others and being looked at differently! But in front of my grandmother, I was still the good kid who could read the Bible with him.
With this attitude of skepticism, I went to university, and slowly I was able to treat Christianity calmly, and slowly I understood its true meaning. Looking back now, in fact, at such a young age, instilling some concepts that may not even be explained by my grandmother, it is also embarrassing for me, who needs to accept it!
During college, I also participated in many family gatherings and activities about Christianity. Most of them were students from a school. There may be more topics to talk about. Gradually, I liked this group, positive, positive, optimistic, There is love where you can always absorb full of positive energy! There is no doubt that I like this state, but I don't know why I always hesitate. I have confessed to the pastor that when I get rid of all the problems in my heart and truly get closer to the Lord, I will be truly very religious. I like his answer a lot. I am still trying to...
It's a bit far from the film review...
"God Bless Bobby" The more I see the film, the more moved it is. The phrase "I finally know why God didn't save Bobby, because he is not sick at all" finally collapsed the tear glands... Think about a sentence in the Bible that indirectly determines the happiness of a child's life, how cruel The reality. In fact, I think God has always forgiven people, but in many cases, it's just that our human ignorance has misunderstood him. Therefore, to borrow the words of the pastor in the film, "Blind faith is more terrible than no faith". I also hope that more people can treat homosexuals with a grateful heart.
There are so many things I want to say, but there are only empty thoughts and clumsy expressions
. What I want to say is that I think the real method of Christian evangelism may not be with words, but with actions to make people around you Seeing that people who believe in Christianity are loving and full of positive energy will allow more people to take the initiative to approach the Lord.
Hallelujah!
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