>>2 thank you jesus

Isn't it harder to save people when churches are on lockdown?

>>4 Nope. Salvation doesn't depend on going to church. It is a personal decision to repent from your sin and believe and obey the son of God, Jesus Christ, through his word.

>>4 I've been watching the livestreams at least.

>>5 I know it doesn't, but it gives it less exposure which means less people thinking about it. Anyways, I hope they stay locked down for a little while longer. I've seen news of some churches just wanting to open up and expose their flocks to the virus. Especially given the general age of them. >>6 Speaking of old people, I doubt they even know how to get to them if it's not a facebook livestream, if that.

Lord, grant me the serenity to accept the things I can not change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to hide the bodies of those I had to kill because they pissed me off.

>>2 I miss OG 8chan /christian/. There were a lot of anons that knew a lot about theology there, and despite how ignorant I still am (especially about the Holy Spirit), I must say I really enjoyed watching catholics orthodox and protestants argue relatively peaceably on an imageboard of all places. Most of all, I wish the Holy Spirit would grant me that spiritual rebirth I've heard so much about and help me get off my sorry tookus. I've seen people truly genuinely reborn in Christ, their lives mended and made whole/meaningful through Him. Meanwhile, I keep on sinning with little to no improvement despite my supposed faith, using God like a credit card with no maximum.

>>30 And by "Seen" I don't mean on tv or movies or some such drivel. I mean flesh and blood people I've met, shaken hands with, taken Communion with, and talked with.

Corrupt mortal institutions are cringe, but prior to their inevitable corruption they were once based. https://archive.is/X3vmZ