Christian Testimony, pt. 3 - The Scales Fall Away

This was amazing to read. I'm going to get a copy of that book.

each of these testimonies i have been anticipating like crazy. i can't wait to read part 4!!!

valerieeeee

This has been really amazing to read. I'm going to get a copy of that book too!!!

I remember you reading that book. I started reading you before you became a Christian, I think, but I don't really remember anything other than you seeking God.

I bought, "The Case For Faith," a few years ago. My thing is, I've always believed in Jesus, but I never knew how to apply it. Lee Strobel is an awesome author.

An Unfinished Lady

I LOVE A Case for Christ! Even the most skeptical Christian cannot ignore the logic and fact in that book.

I can relate to the feeling of hating God one moment and loving Him the next. For me, it was an immediate transition that happened at a distinct point in time. After that, I had no desire to go "halfway" with my walk.

MadeToShine

Your testimony is amazing.

... anticipating part 4!!♥

BrownEyedMonkey

That is so amazing how one moment you didn't believe and the next you did. It's so simple sometimes. I can't wait to read more. I don't know much about the ICOC either.

This has been so amazing to read!

I've never heard of that book!

**StephanieNicole**

Can't wait to read Part 4. And part 5, and so on. LOL I wish I wrote as well as you do honey. You just have a way with words when you write them.

My Kids' Dad

This is a great testimony.

Your testimony is amazing! I can't wait to read the rest. So encouraging to read. Its amazing how God works in our lives and gets our attention. I really need to check out that book.

Case for Christ is great. So is Case for Faith if you've never read it. It deals with less tangible things such as suffering and hell.

DriveASilverVolvo

Amazing! I LOVE the Case for Christ! It's such an awesome awesome book. I plan to get the teen version of it for Emma in the next year or so.

BTW, you are a fabulous writer!

Hope Rising

I was going to wait to comment on these but honestly, you're taking forever. SIGH.

If Baptism remits sins, why do Catholic parents often choose to baptize their children at such young ages? I was raised in the Catholic church, so I can't seem to understand this. I understand that Confession (or Penance) is another way to be forgiven for your sins, but why not wait for Baptism until the child is old enough to make decisions about their faith and commit sins?

xo heather