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I'm going to have to leave here for some time.

Certain discussions I've been involved in disrupt my walk with God. I definitely have my faults, too, and I openly admit that. I'm honestly not sure how much of it is my fault, and how much belongs to this other individual. Regardless, he will never admit any fault, so I believe it is best for me to back off and cool down.

Basically, it's destructive for me to be here because I get caught up in political debates when I should be focussing on God. So I'm going to take time away, spend much more time reading the Bible and praying. I'll still be reading the prayer requests but that's it. Take care & God bless, everyone.


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I am sorry to see you leave, however you are correct in that you need to focus on the Lord. If things on this board are distracting you from your growth in Him, then it is best that you take that time away from here and put it on Him. God bless you for recognizing it and wanting to take action to restore that peace you have in Him.


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If a person, at any time, feels the need to pull back from things to draw nearer to God or because they feel like they are being distracted from their walk, they should do it.

It takes a wise person to recognize that. We will miss you Cherub, but we will know you are doing what's best for you.

Be blessed!


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Cherub_Rocket, I have had the same feelings at times and just don't read some threads at all. There are plenty of other places here to more than keep up with the free time that I have.

Spend some time in the prayer forum.

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I'm going to have to leave here for some time.

Certain discussions I've been involved in disrupt my walk with God. I definitely have my faults, too, and I openly admit that. I'm honestly not sure how much of it is my fault, and how much belongs to this other individual. Regardless, he will never admit any fault, so I believe it is best for me to back off and cool down.

Basically, it's destructive for me to be here because I get caught up in political debates when I should be focussing on God. So I'm going to take time away, spend much more time reading the Bible and praying. I'll still be reading the prayer requests but that's it. Take care & God bless, everyone.

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I too take breaks from chatting in different forums. I usually do it during Lent, and along with fasting from chat sites, I also give up watching news and listening to political talk shows, which I tend to be addicted to. I focus on my prayer life. I have an hour commute each way to work, so I found that buying some audio-books, is a good way of avoiding the radio news and talks shows. Also learn some things that I never new about.

By the time Easter rolls around, I find my self a peace and have a more compassionate demeanor with people.

Of course the old life-style creeps back in and by the time Lent comes again, I ready for a spiritual re-charge. Lent starts February 9th this year.

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