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Greetings, I am new to this forum, I am an Independent Baptist, saved at 17, strayed from my Baptist roots but I want to return to basics where I started. Looking forward to talking to like minded Christians
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Hello. Today is my 29th birthday and I would like to start meeting new people. I live in London, Ontario. Are there any christian's on here that live near me? I want to make new friends. Thanks. www.facebook.com/twinkari
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I hope I'm doing this right - I'm still learning how to navigate the website. I became a Christian as a child in a Charismatic Church but upon study - decided to follow IFB beliefs. I know "following" a church is not the way to please God but I do think we're supposed to apply intellectual effort to discern right doctrine. On the other hand, I also believe God is merciful anyone who takes His Son as Personal Savior. Regards, -S (I guess this signature isn't necessary since it's attached to my profile photo and name)
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Hi, I'm a newbie in every sense of the word. I was raised atheist but when I hit my teens I felt like I needed to believe in something, even though everyone was telling me it was wrong or stupid. I spent a lot of time reading up on different religions and kept on being pulled back to Christianity. That pull got a lot stronger over the last couple of years and I've even dipped in to reading the Bible a few times, though I've not made it more than about a third of the way through (I'm making more of an effort with it now). I was finally saved after getting pregnant after a LONG time trying but then lost the babies and my faith around the same time. It's taken me s…
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I've been saved for 22 years. Became IFB about 5 years ago. Teach Sunday School. Married with daughter. I used to be MissDaisy on here but haven't been on in over 8 months so my old information must've been deleted, I was unable to access it or sign in with my old info, so I figured I'd start over. I'm glad to be back.
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Hey there, I'm a new member of this forum, and until recently had never even heard of an Independent Fundamental Baptist. I believe that in the Christian community there is so many lies and false teachings being spread around that it is absolutely impossible to sift through it all without a very strong knowledge of scripture, and It seems to me Baptists hold to this much better than most everyone else. I'm honestly not even sure if I am saved or not but I still read everyday and pray all the time hoping God will hear me, I believe Jesus Christ is the Son of God and that I am a sinner separated from God. I think I've accepted Jesus as my Lord and Savior but I've been unsur…
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My name is Scott and I am from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. I am an Independant Fundemental Baptist and attend a great church in Edmonton. It is a pleasure to meet you all.
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Hello, everyone! My name is Scott Morris, and as the title says, I'm from Mississippi. I found the forum just now by way of a Google search and thought I'd sign up to see if I can get some thoughts on an idea I have. Back in February, I published my first book, a Christian novel for older preteens and younger teens, and I'm looking for a way to make it more accessible to missionaries. I'm not quite sure where to post my idea, so I thought I'd mention it in my introduction so as to be directed to the right spot. Anyway, a bit more about me: I've served as the music director at my church for the past five years (yes, it is an IFB church). As you've no doubt gathered fr…
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Hello all! I'm a Pastor of a small country church in North Georgia. I was saved 27 years ago this coming August. I own my own business and I'm a single dad that live for his 8 year old little girl. She was saved last summer in the same alter I was and almost exactly in he same spot. We left revival and she was in bed and got up crying and said she needed to go back up their to pray. She got up smiling and said "I got it". Sweetest words I ever heard. I hope everyone is well. God Bless Steven
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Hello there! Too be perfectly upfront, I am not a christian. I am an agnostic - one of those wishy washy people who can't be an honest atheist or religious person - I must sit on the fence and refuse to choose sides. Don't worry though, I am not here looking for a fight or a debate. I am just interested in discussing a book/author I stumbled on a bit ago and fell in love with, and someone recommended I try more fundamentalist type christians since they may likely be more familiar with the book. But all of that is discussed on another thread:). About me...I was raised catholic as a child - I always say my mama is more catholic than the pope. I think that is especiall…
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I've been saved a bit over 45 years, almost 60 years old, stone-cold deaf, married, but separated due to circumstance other than the norm, no children. I live with my sister and her rabbit-tailed cat, in a little town in the sticks. I love to sing, but the neighborhood probably doesn't appreciate it. Love cats and dogs, especially American Bulldog-Pit mix. Am an unpublished novelist; currently writing a Christian historical thriller. I've been surfing for a good Baptist forum and hope I have found it here.
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Good morning. I am glad to have a KJV board again. It's been a bit difficult. My name is Katherine Jones. I am from Yuma, AZ. I have a lost husband, two sons, and my oldest son is married with a grandson. I go to Heritage Baptist here in town.
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Glad to join the forum my name is Trent Hackney. I look forward to getting to know you all and to having you all get to know me! God Bless!
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Hello. I'm a 52 year old Christian from California. This past year I became interested in the KJB vs. modern translations topic and read and listened to many discussions and debates about it. I learned a lot and became convinced in favor of the KJB. I am now extra glad that I've been using KJB based homeschooling curriculum for my sons all these years. I did have to go out and buy a new KJB with larger print as the print in my old one is small and not as easy to read these days, but now I'm all set. Anyway, I'm glad I've found this forum.
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Looking forward to fellowship with Gospel Christians across the pond.
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Hi, my name is Chester and I'm from Virginia. I'm probably a socially conservative agnostic this point in my life but I am very familiar with fundamentalist teachings. Hope to learn some things from this site.
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Glad to meet all of God's people. Looking forward to getting to know each and every one of you.
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Hi my name is LIly am married and from Scotland I was born Catholic at 15 i stopped going to church because of Trauma , i followed the occult for while then become Muslim and am now christian and i just started going to a baptist church about two months ago i like its there My husband is an atheist i pray that he finds Jesus he goes to church with me as am unable to go out on my own because of mental health issues I hear voices and see things i am on medication for it and i see a therapist i also Have Religious OCD and depression
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I am the pastor of Anchor Baptist Church, we are located in Tioga, La. I have been the pastor of this church for 35 years. I am an Independent Baptist and I to believe that the KJV is God's word needing no revision nor addition. I look forward to talking to each of you from time to time. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Hello everyone I am Dewayne from Missouri and new to this site.
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Hello my name is Donnie. I New on here. I am a member of Marion Avenue Baptist Church. But have recently moved to Le Mars Iowa and looking for a new church. If anyone knows of any please let me know.
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Hello everyone, I like to stir the pot a little. About 5 years ago I began searching for truth, after obsessively looking for what exactly true salvation is, I found it. I found it through Kent Hovind, and Pastor Steve Anderson. I believe salvation is a free gift, offered freely to anyone that trust in what Christ did for every man. Since that moment, my faith has grown immensely in the KJV. I study everyday. Why? Because i have to? NO, because it's a burning desire to learn more about the loving God that saved me from the punishment of eternal damnation. I believe repent is defined as a change of mind, and I understand I am going to heaven not by my own righteousness, bu…
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Hello all. I'm on here to meet and discuss the word of God with other Christians who read the KJV Bible. After being pagan for years and backsliding I'm now stronger than ever in my faith and I want to meet others who are following the same path as me. I'm so excited to be back in Christ and back in the word. I love my Jesus now and I want to please him. This time I won't allow persecution to cause me to backslide because I truly believe his word. May the God of heaven bless you all
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Dear Brothers and Sisters, I have finally decided to join up and begin posting. Some of you may know others with my last name, please do not assume to much from the connection. :-) The Lord has graciously saved me and I want desperately to serve him in any way he allows. I love the word of God and studying, and teaching it is my great privilege. The great struggle is living it! My life verse is Philippians 3:10. I do want to keep growing in my knowledge of my dear Savior. I do want to know his resurrection power. And, in my better moments, I do want to be fellowshipping in his suffering. He is certainly worthy. For His glory, Christian Markle
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Greetings, I go by the name grits4Jesus, because I am a "girl raised in the south" and I am for Jesus. I am perhaps not as sold out as I ought to be, but I certainly am aware that only the blood of Jesus Christ can wash away my sin and that the moment I trusted Him, (April 1st, 2005) my sin debt was gone. Looking forward to reading what others have learned from God's word!
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Yeppers... many of us have noticed how over the past 50+ years Tom Turkey has been pushed off the road by the fat man in the bright red suit, flying around with his eight tiny reindeer! LOL The over commercialization of Christmas has gotten way out of hand! My parents Western Wear Store would NEVER allow Thanksgiving to be bypassed. None of the decorations for Christmas at their store came out until BLACK FRIDAY. I'm thankful for that. 🤠 -
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Have we fallen short in baptisms? And why are baptisms being used as a measure for how strong churches are? Many pastors have seen the futility and falseness of dunking people just for the numbers? They've come to the realization that people need to understand what baptism is, and in the true discipling of people first. In the days of Christ people understood the implications of being baptized into this new religion called Christianity. They could be kicked out of the synagogues, lose their livelihoods, and even their lives. That's exactly what Saul of Tarsus was doing before he had his encounter with Christ on the road to Damascus. -
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