jimzinsocal

You make me want to name-guess . Anyway, I believe that there's a possibility of being stuck in the clouds and being too spiritual, which makes you no earthly good. I'm sensing premeditations on your part... :smile

Being raised in a Buddhist family that converted to a Southern Baptist family leaves me very thankful. They taught me that going to church was important. My parents don't go anymore (sigh), but they raise up children that want to go church (amen!). However you want to look at Southern Baptists, I'm glad being raised up as a Baptist helped lead me in the Baptist direction. Makes you wonder how people forsake old convictions for new ones.. (off topic, I believe being compassionate on Baptists and other professing "Bible-believers" wins their heart more effectively than ganging up on them.)

It's probably better that way :lol:

So yeah, at age 16, I found Jesus-is-Lord.com and started "preaching" to every friend in high school. When I was 18, I started describing myself as an IFB in blogging profiles with too many adjectives to count. Consecutively, I began posting useless and worthless complaints about society and church, how they can't live up to my "new found" convictions. I can't claim that I've abandoned every tendency, but I was pretty much silly . I'm thankful God actively keeps me from getting too fanatical (at least I hope! ;P). But yeah, not only should we avoid being hyper-spiritual, but also we shoul

Does a mouse live there?

Are you implying that you might cook green eggs for me?

Are you the real Sam?

Ban Kayla for starting school so soon

Ban Katy-Anne because I need to find an OB addiction :P

Ban Newlife 84 because I average 1.34 posts per day, therefore my post count is oh-so-slow

Ban IM4Given because I fell for the same thing

Ban Kevin for getting up :coffee

Ban Jessi for overlooking Herman's ban and my ban

I'm an Arizoniack on the western side of the state, hooray for cacti and farms :sing:

Ban Hermanj for wanting Jessi to stay