Comments on: My Conversion from Atheism to Christianity http://www.devinrose.heroicvirtuecreations.com/blog Sat, 31 Jul 2010 07:17:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Devman http://www.devinrose.heroicvirtuecreations.com/blog/my-conversion-from-atheism-to-christianity/comment-page-1/#comment-56144 Devman Fri, 03 Jul 2009 14:52:31 +0000 http://www.devinrose.heroicvirtuecreations.com/blog/my-conversion-from-atheism-to-christianity/#comment-56144 Hi John, Thank you for sharing some of what you are enduring at this time. I am praying for you. The panic attacks scared me to death as well, and the fear of another one happening made me even more anxious than I already was and fed into the cycle--it is really vicious. I would humbly submit two ideas for your consideration: 1. Do whatever you need to do humanly speaking to find help with your addiction and panic attacks/anxiety (e.g. a GOOD counselor/psychologist--Christian if at all possible, a good treatment program and support group, medicine as necessary, family and friends who love you, and so on.) 2. Continue to ask God to help you and to make all of these human-helps effective, for none will succeed without his grace aiding them. Pray! And keep praying, and don't give up even if you fall and do something you know is wrong--ask God for forgiveness and help to get up and try again. Read the Bible; go to church; make friends there; ask Jesus to help you know him more and more everyday; He will not fail you! It took years for me to be healed of my disordered anxieties and other addictions, but God accomplished it in me. I failed many times and fell back into my old evil habits, but every time I asked him to pick me up again and forgive me, and he did. Don't give up and don't lose hope. Christ be with you my friend! Hi John,

Thank you for sharing some of what you are enduring at this time. I am praying for you.

The panic attacks scared me to death as well, and the fear of another one happening made me even more anxious than I already was and fed into the cycle–it is really vicious.

I would humbly submit two ideas for your consideration:

1. Do whatever you need to do humanly speaking to find help with your addiction and panic attacks/anxiety (e.g. a GOOD counselor/psychologist–Christian if at all possible, a good treatment program and support group, medicine as necessary, family and friends who love you, and so on.)

2. Continue to ask God to help you and to make all of these human-helps effective, for none will succeed without his grace aiding them. Pray! And keep praying, and don’t give up even if you fall and do something you know is wrong–ask God for forgiveness and help to get up and try again. Read the Bible; go to church; make friends there; ask Jesus to help you know him more and more everyday; He will not fail you!

It took years for me to be healed of my disordered anxieties and other addictions, but God accomplished it in me. I failed many times and fell back into my old evil habits, but every time I asked him to pick me up again and forgive me, and he did. Don’t give up and don’t lose hope.

Christ be with you my friend!

]]> By: John http://www.devinrose.heroicvirtuecreations.com/blog/my-conversion-from-atheism-to-christianity/comment-page-1/#comment-56142 John Fri, 03 Jul 2009 13:53:58 +0000 http://www.devinrose.heroicvirtuecreations.com/blog/my-conversion-from-atheism-to-christianity/#comment-56142 Thank you for this post. I have just developed the same symptoms. However I grew up a PK, then converted to athiesm. Life is futile in that thinking. I turned to alcohol, which has compounded my problem. I asked God a few weeks back to reveal his plan for me. These panic attacks scare me to death. There is TERROR, and my blood pressure shoots sky high, to the point I have to take medication now. I think I have become physically addicted to alcohol instead of it being just emotional or psychological. If it is God's will to shock me into treatment I will do so, but I am so scared. Pray for me. I realize that it took years to get to this point and it might take years to get out, but I want something better than the mess that I have created myself. Athiesm is a meaningless life and death. Thank you for this post. I have just developed the same symptoms. However I grew up a PK, then converted to athiesm. Life is futile in that thinking. I turned to alcohol, which has compounded my problem. I asked God a few weeks back to reveal his plan for me. These panic attacks scare me to death. There is TERROR, and my blood pressure shoots sky high, to the point I have to take medication now. I think I have become physically addicted to alcohol instead of it being just emotional or psychological. If it is God’s will to shock me into treatment I will do so, but I am so scared. Pray for me. I realize that it took years to get to this point and it might take years to get out, but I want something better than the mess that I have created myself. Athiesm is a meaningless life and death.

]]> By: Caressa http://www.devinrose.heroicvirtuecreations.com/blog/my-conversion-from-atheism-to-christianity/comment-page-1/#comment-9175 Caressa Fri, 14 Nov 2008 19:56:45 +0000 http://www.devinrose.heroicvirtuecreations.com/blog/my-conversion-from-atheism-to-christianity/#comment-9175 Hi! Thank you for putting this out there. Praise God! My good friend and I are trying to put together a short film about Atheism and the Atheistic Organization trying to over take Christianity...would you be willing to answer questions? Thank you! Caressa and Brandy Hi! Thank you for putting this out there. Praise God! My good friend and I are trying to put together a short film about Atheism and the Atheistic Organization trying to over take Christianity…would you be willing to answer questions?

Thank you!
Caressa and Brandy

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