I have a confession to make. Until about a year ago, I was certain that evolution was confirmed. I knew that God made life, but I then assumed that he kick-started evolution and stood back to watch it evolve according to his plan. I had no problem with this and it did not seem to be any great inconsistency with Christianity. When I set up to create the series of articles on science, life and evolution, I expected to write that life required God to start it and nothing more. I have completely changed my mind. No matter how this makes me sound or appear to others, I've come to the conclusion that evolution makes no sense whatsoever. It's a myth.

People believe in it because they've been told that you're an idiot if you don't. People are scared to even contemplate that it might not be true because of the stigma attached to creationism. The biggest problem of all is explaining how so many well-respected scientists could believe in something that is so patently untrue. Even as I write this, part of my mind is rebelling, telling me that I'm nuts. But I just can't accept this so-called theory any more.

So, for me to be able to reject evolution, I have to be able to explain why so many scientists hold to it, and I think I have finally been able to do it. First, if you firmly believe there is no God and thereby lose the ability to use Him to explain anything, then you're left holding onto whatever other theory you can come up with, no matter how preposterous. Second, evolution was more plausible in Darwin's day because we did not know about DNA, it was assumed that life and the cell were simple, and it was assumed that fossils would be found to support the theory. All of that has changed now, but that damage has been done. Evolution has been taught as fact for so long that it's momentum is almost impossible to stop. But it's beginning to change. Even atheists working in biology, genetics anthropology and other fields are beginning to say, "Come on, folks, this makes no sense." They are admitting that they don't know, and that so much better than clinging to a theory which, in my opinion, requires much more faith than believing in God.

So there you have it, I am fully expressing my belief that evolution is a myth - it does not happen. I am saying that no animal ever mutated and evolved to become another animal. Certainly animals change and adapt (drug-resistant bacteria, etc) but this is not evolution, it is adaptation within the prescribed bounds of what the genetic code permits. I am saying that God created each and every species, fully formed. I am willing to put my money where my mouth is. I will continue to read, research and write articles on this subject in the hopes of snapping this hold that evolution has on society and putting this myth to rest forever. My research will come not just from creationist, but from the growing number of non-Christian skeptics. It's a massive, up-hill battle. I will be ridiculed and insulted, called an idiot and and a fool, but I will do my small part.

marklang- 8/23/2007 7:22:29 AM

Really? Seriously Really? You're the most scientific guy I know! What are you reading to change your mind like this?

tom- 8/23/2007 9:29:49 AM

I think the most important thing is that God created creation. I do think it is possible that God could create a complex code that ended up mutating a species if he wanted to. I believe, though, that this code has always existed--it just doesn't come into play randomly. I think that would be my main argument with evolution. Creation is not random--it is purposeful and deliberate from a detailed and loving designer. That is the most important thing to always keep in mind.

Sam- 8/23/2007 5:13:59 PM

Tom - it's not what I've been reading, specifically. It's more what I've been thinking. I've really let the arguments sink in, and I've tried to weigh everything as objectively as I know how and when it's all taken into account, I just don't buy any of it anymore.

marklang- 8/23/2007 5:33:57 PM

Background: Born again Christian, BS in Chemistry, 15 years as environmental scientist.

Marklang,

The Word of God states in Psalms 53:1, " The fool says in his heart, "There is no God".

This has been my reference for years. And I never argue with fools. I was often questioned by co-workers: how can you believe in God? My answer was consistently, How can you not? There is no need to debate with others about whether God created the heavens and earth or if a man came from a gnat that evolved into an idiot. We KNOW that God is real and His Word is true. It is the truth that sets us free.

When you love those who hate you and pray for those that misuse you, You glorify God and creation is proven.

mrspiggy- 1/20/2008 3:16:20 PM

"...man came from a gnat that evolved into an idiot..." - I laughed and laughed! Thanks!

marklang- 1/20/2008 3:19:33 PM

No, thank you. I'm glad that you see the humor in it. I feel the whole theory of evolution is a joke.

mrspiggy- 1/20/2008 5:57:29 PM

you all are the best, mrspiggy I love you statement

Bar-Yehoshua- 2/13/2008 2:04:07 PM

Mrs Piggy!!! I also have a BS in Chemistry! There very few chemists out there (I think about maybe 50 in the entire world) so it's always nice to come across another one. My class size was 4. Kermit and Mrs Piggy...who knew...

How about this: "Never argue with an idiot, they drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience." Haha.

Anyway, as a chemist, I have to say that the earth is definitely more than 5,000 years old (which if I recall correctly is the age of the earth according to creationists). Carbon 14 dating is only accurate to a few thousand years but there are new types of dating that are much more reliable. The theory of evolution is not totally ridiculous, just as the argument against the existence of God is not. If there were undeniable evidence for or against, then what need would there be for faith? As a Christian, I now believe (after believing in theistic evolution for some time) that we need to take God at his Word and that if he said he made the earth and man in 6 24 hour days, then he did. Genesis 1:5-"there was evening, and there was morningthe first day." As of now, I don't see it as a problem that God created an earth and universe that was "in motion" with an intricate history and story behind it at the moment of its creation.

Finally, a huge problem I see with evolution is that there is nothing that separates us from animals. When did the soul evolve? How can spirituality evolve from an brainless amoeba? I believe we are fundamentally different from animals. We have to be.

Any thoughts?

XFrogger- 3/21/2008 2:28:25 PM

Psalms 150:6

"Let everything that has breath praise the Lord."

This has always interested me. Then, one day I heard a preacher say, "Only humans are dissatisfied with who and how they are. You've never seen a chicken that said I'm tired of laying eggs. I want to give milk."
I thought it was funny at the time. But, I let it soak into my spirit and realized that's how animals "praise" God. They simply are what God made them to be. They don't gather around and discuss whether they will one day be something else. They don't evolve. We, on the otherhand evolve, or rather we should. We should evolve from sinner to saint. Then as a saint, from glory to glory until we "evolve" into the image of Christ.

mrspiggy- 3/21/2008 2:59:40 PM

XFrogger,

My best friend also has a BS in Chemistry and is a sister in the Lord. She lives in a different state, but I have emailed her a couple of times with this web address. I told her the discussions were worthy of her attention and I believe she would have a lot to contribute. Then, there would be three of us!! All knowing what Darwin claimed and still knowing what God did!!

mrspiggy- 3/22/2008 6:11:30 PM

The theory of evolution is a tool.... a model so to speak, which allows biologists and such to do there thing... Its a tool, and whether its an absolute or not is not really so much an issue, is that the tool gives biologists the methods and processes to accomplish the task at hand....

Its the same as Newtons laws... they are tools, and whether they are absolute or not (and within some reference frames they are not) is not so much the issue is they give the answers needed for example to keep your car from loosing parts as you drive down the road.

The problem is... folks want to make tools and scientific theories absolutes, when thats not really appropriate.

What is an absolute, is Christ came and died for us, and we have salvation through Him. It is a matter of faith, it is not a tool, faith doesn't keep parts from falling off our car, nor allow us to create genetically modified weed resistant corn, but it brings eternal life. (not that God hasn't blessed us with some knowledge in day to day physical and biological matters) Comingling scientific theory and matters of faith into realms of theories and absolutes is a distraction.... and a dangerous one imho. A biologist doesn't need an absolute to create GMO corn... where as humans do when it comes to faith in Jesus.

Now, where this gets tough, is in Genesis, and whether we look at the creation story as a metaphor/parable or a literal series of events. I honestly think we should look at both, as if we pick one or the other, we end up putting God in a box, and limiting God's word and revelation to us. This does not mean that all Christians and in all times this should occur. As we walk with Christ, the Holy Spirit illuminates different things to us as we are able to hear them, and/or as we need to hear them. Not all Christians will be at the same time and place, and thats ok... there is a place for milk, a place for meat, and likely a lot of going back and forth between the two. Its only when we try to pidgeon hole do we end up creating needless separations and distractions amongst us, when we should be working on the great commission.

My 2 bits

mnphysicist- 5/28/2008 11:10:17 AM

I've heard it said that God is a God of absolutes... Either your for him or against him. You're right however in stating that debates like this are meant to distract us from preaching the gospel into the four corners of the earth, however they can also be a hinderance. If we let ideas like these go unchecked scientifically, then the crackpots who first brought these theories alive will smile as their ideas spread through the masses.

Really it's a difficult decision... whether to disprove theories like evolution and bring people to God that way, or to go out to places like Thailand and preach to those who haven't heard the message yet. My belief is that the real people that need help are the ones who've rejected Christ already and can be changed. That's why i feel God's called me to witness to those who may not have correct knowledge of christianity and what Christ did for us.

I hear so many times "I used to go to church but i got sick of it because my mom made me go." I'm not the type who will tell you straight out "You're going to Hell if you don't accept Christ as your Lord and Savior." and then proceed to beat you there anyways with a Bible. I use scientific evidence that there Is a God, and that he really does care for humanity. Sometimes people will listen to science more than they'll listen to faith.

Spex70- 5/28/2008 11:56:19 AM

Which is why we need to be spreading God's Word.
"So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God."
Romans 10:17

Ignited~Faith- 5/28/2008 2:33:05 PM

I agree. The bible also said that Jesus wouldn't come back until His Word had been preached to the four corners of the earth. The sooner we get the Word out, the sooner he'll take us all away. At the same time, i would hate to see my friends be stuck here because i failed to speak up about God.

Spex70- 5/28/2008 2:38:01 PM

"Enter through the narrow gate; for the gate is wide
and the way is broad that leads to destruction,
and there are many who enter through it."
"For the gate is small and the way is narrow that leads to life,
and there are few who find it."
Matthew 7:13-14

"The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance."
2 Peter 3:9

"And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come."
Matthew 24:14

Oh how we need Revival!

Ignited~Faith- 5/28/2008 5:13:29 PM

Hey Spex - perhaps I do know a little too much about the world. I am sure I need to learn a great deal more about God. This site has been very helpful to me in that regard. Also, I value all I've learned from the people I've met here. I feel especially encouraged by seeing young people express so much faith and joy to be living for God. Everyone can have an equal role in sharing their thoughts. Maybe I have received the most growth benefits from the input of people whom I tend to disagree (at least until I come to understand their views).

Perhaps you are on to something when you mentioned balance - which is very different than compromise. I'm sure you are aware we can never spend enough time contemplating scriptures such as the one supplied by Ignited-Faith. I hope I am not being rebellious or leading anyone like you astray, when I feel excited about sharing counterpoints. One bad apple's potential to spoil the entire bunch is definitely a principal to take seriously. However, it's thrilling to see how the righteousness of Christ in a good apple can lead the rest to salvation. Without this hope all the apples will eventually perish with time anyway. We can also never spend enough time in prayer asking God to keep us from being tainted by the world and asking Him to use us as He sees fit.

I see the Bible to be full of delightful irony but yet in perfect harmony. We are given numerous warnings about becoming spotted by the world. We are told not to love the world or the things in it but, we are also told that God loved the people of the world so much He gave His son so that they could be saved.

Matthew 25:42-45 says:
"For I was hungry and you gave me nothing to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me nothing to drink, I was a stranger and you did not invite me in, I needed clothes and you did not clothe me, I was sick and in prison and you did not look after me." They also will answer, "Lord, when did we see you hungry or thirsty or a stranger or needing clothes or sick or in prison, and did not help you? He will reply, I tell you the truth, whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me."

These scriptures are usually applied as instruction to take care of the physical needs of people around us. More importantly, it could be used to apply to the spiritually hungry, thirsty, naked, sick and imprisoned. That sounds like our world to me.

I have young children, and I agonize about them venturing into the world - even my oldest child's foray into first grade has me terrified. However, I am reminded of how Jesus prayed to the Father that He would keep us form being destroyed by the world. So Spex, I enjoy your enthusiasm for witnessing to the world and I can identify with your mother's words of caution. I need to learn to pray like Jesus; that God will keep us.

Ryan- 5/28/2008 5:21:22 PM

Hey Ignited-Faith - I agree with you completely! I'm gald I 've grown up some lately!

Ryan- 5/28/2008 5:25:16 PM

Hey Ryan,
Praise the Lord!
I also want to say thank you for what you wrote (above this)
concerning your 'young Children, and that you agonize about them venturing into the world...'
I do the same thing and my kids are older teen, and young adults!
I pray for them and my Husband whenever they are away from home...
As I was pondering this, the Our Father came to my mind...
Particularly; "And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil:"
Matthew 6:13 (Ryan, what really jumped out at me was the word "US." I went back and meditated on the complete verses, in which the Lord taught us to pray. US, US US runs through it!)
We may be miles apart here, and perhaps only meet one day in Heaven, yet we have many of the same hopes and prayers. I see how it is a good thing to pray, especially for the needs of others! This was actually my thought this morning, in a very small scale, I think now the Lord has enlarged it!)
Early this morning, I was praying after my Husband left for work..
I read something and then I began to think about a simple "Dollar Bill."
I can take one out of my purse, and wonder;
"Who are all the people that once had this Dollar? And what did everyone who ever had this Dollar before me purchase?" (Food, Clothes, Entertainment, Alcohol, Sex, Drugs, Paying Bills, Tithe, Gift to the Poor??? And what will I use it for?... I guess my point in sharing all of this is, I believe that the Lord is concerned about every detail of our lives. Even down to the Dollar in our wallet, with the inscription:
"In God We Trust." Oh lets pray that more people will Trust Him today!

Ignited~Faith- 5/28/2008 7:34:57 PM

Hi Ignited-Faith,

I had posted my last two comments in the wrong Discussion; they should have been added to the discussion on Witchcraft/Demons. I'll attempt to direct the conversation back toward the topic of evolution and tie it into a point you've made. I so easily become caught up in the thinking of this world. In tackling issues at work, I can get so lost deep into thought and drowned in stress, that when I start to reemerge into non-work reality, reality is often a blurry, distant and moving target. I have trouble focusing and feeling. Sadly, even God seems so far away and unreal. However, praying really helps to close that gap. Often, it doesn't seem to be as effective to pray for my self because I think I need to get out of my own head where there is so little feeling. But, when I pray for others (you mentioned the importance of praying for US), it is the jolt necessary to redirect my mind back on the right track. For example, if I have a couple spare minutes between meetings, and I can click onto the Prayer Request section of this site, I seem to be more likely to connect with the needs of others expressed in their requests. Praying for others does so much to reconnect me to an awareness of God and people. Being able to feel again is a relief; this feeling must come form God, because on my own I'm just empty.

I'm in awe of people who know God with unwavering faith and steady communion. I'm thankful for what I have and I'm committed to growth. However, I sometimes think I am somewhere between the Paragons of Faith and those who are trying to understand life through reasoning such as evolution. We are all trying to make sense of our existence to the best of our abilities. What a beautiful view we have when God is revealed as our Creator and Sustainer!

So, I agree that praying for US is vital - for so many reasons. We all need prayers for, and to be praying on, the theme of Thy Kingdom come; Thy will be done.

Ryan- 5/29/2008 9:28:13 AM

Ryan,
Remember, God is a jealous God.
You have to choose, the World or Christ.
I was wondering if you meditate on Scripture as you go about your day? It may help you stay focused and connected.
(We don't get by on feelings, which can be felt. We get by on Faith which we cannot see or feel!)
"While we look not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen: FOR THE THINGS WHICH ARE SEEN ARE TEMPORAL; BUT THE THINGS WHICH ARE NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL."
2 Corinthians 4:18
(I added all Capital letters to stress the point!)
You are a Christian, right? Then God lives Inside of you.) Focus on Him. Share your day with Him. Let Him know that you sometimes feel distant, and tell Him you want to be closer. The Bible is a sure foundation. Get into it, and it will get into you.
The narrow road is straight. Not always easy either.
On our daily walk, we need the Lord at the center of it all.

"... do you not know that friendship with the world is hostility toward God? Therefore whoever wishes to be a friend of the world makes himself an enemy of God.

Or do you think that the Scripture speaks to no purpose: "He jealously desires the Spirit which He has made to dwell in us"?

But He gives a greater grace Therefore it says, "GOD IS OPPOSED TO THE PROUD, BUT GIVES GRACE TO THE HUMBLE."

Submit therefore to God Resist the devil and he will flee from you.

Draw near to God and He will draw near to you..."
James 4:4a-8a

Ryan, your words are so true and awesome here!
(Quote: "What a beautiful view we have when God is revealed as our Creator and Sustainer!")
My heart and spirit shout "AMEN!!!"
I'd like to share one of my favorite places with you.
Here you will find a Chart on wich:
"SCIENCE CONFIRMS THE BIBLE"
I pray it blesses you! (I will be praying for you and your Family too.)

http://www.livingwaters.com/witnessingtool/scienceconfirmsthebible.shtml

Ignited~Faith- 5/29/2008 1:16:19 PM

Wow, i just checked out that website for myself, because i too am interested in science and the like.. It's amazing how many things about the Earth are recorded in scripture. Just one more reason for me to doubt not that the word of the Lord is truth!
Thank you Ignited Faith for the site. It'll be a great and wonderful resource in science class. Instead of debating with theteacher,m i can show him that what the Bible said is true after all!

Spex70- 5/29/2008 1:37:17 PM

Spex70,
I'm excited that you are such a willing vessel to be used by God!!!
(I will be praying for your Teacher, and for you, as you share Truth!
May God please open your Teachers ears, mind, and heart to receive the Truth.)
Here is another page talking about:

"SCIENTIFIC FACTS IN THE BIBLE"

http://www.livingwaters.com/witnessingtool/scientificfactsintheBible.shtml

God bless you!

Ignited~Faith- 5/29/2008 1:52:20 PM

Ignited-Faith,

Thanks for the Encouragement, scriptures and prayers!

There is no question for me about wanting God to be at the center of my life - I don't want life apart from God.

I tell God every day, that I willingly give my life to Him. This desire is true, even when I feel desperately disconnected.

For some reason(s) disconnection seems to happen. Perhaps this is due to my fast-paced modern lifestyle, stress load, or brain chemistry. It would be wonderful to be able to spend the whole day praying, meditating, studying and conversing with other Christians. When I cant engage in these activities (even for short periods of time) - become engrossed in work - and then re-enter reality - I notice something is missing. Actually, it is an indescribable uncomfortable and empty feeling.

Fortunately for me, God has shown me how I can reconnect by employing the tools you mentioned (my use of reconnect to describe the situation may be poor wording - I know we have God's assurance He will never forsake us). Unfortunately for the world, they look to all kinds of other means to explain their existence and feel better.

Thanks for the website; I'll check it out later. I cling to every chance to draw near to God through prayer and hearing the Word. I also look forward to opportunities to share the Gospel with the lost - I feel their pain - and attempting to share the Gospel brings me closer to God.

Ryan- 5/29/2008 2:13:35 PM

Ryan,
You explain things very well!
Your love for God is evident.
I know that other things occupy our time.
The thing is, we are Christians. We don't turn that fact on
or off. We are. And no matter what, like Paul, we can LEARN that with Christ, we can be content in ALL things.
You have a helper! Praise God for that! The Holy Spirit!
He loves you, and you CAN talk to Him anytime, anywhere, and He is always listening!
I work too Ryan, and what a blessing to know the Lord can share my load and yours too! (Ever notice you don't see Sheep carrying anything on their backs? They don't have strong backs! It would probably make them collapse. Thank God for the Shepherd!)
Keep the Faith Ryan!
This verse made me think of you! (I wish I could say that about more people I know!)
"Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness:
for they shall be filled."
Matthew 5:6
Let me know what you think of the web site when you get the chance!
Do all to the Glory of God! I pray that you will soon lead someone to faith in Christ!!!

Ignited~Faith- 5/29/2008 2:39:10 PM

Ignited-Faith,

I'm grateful, again, for the encouragement. I also appreciate the uplifting compliment on an otherwise bleak day. Thanks for sharing the hope in you.

Ryan- 5/29/2008 3:43:02 PM

You are welcome. (Hang in there Ryan.)
Sunshine or rain... This verse covers it all.
"This is the day which the LORD hath made;
we will rejoice and be glad in it."

Ignited~Faith- 5/29/2008 4:28:08 PM

Ryan... Just a few things I think should be said...
"In all things, give thanks." I cannot remember where this scripture is in the Bible, or if I just heard it at church one day, but I felt it needed stating. I'm glad that, even on bad days, we can give thanks to God, because we know he's got our back, He's got it all under control. Joy is another thing that we can have no matter how bad our day may be... "Do not grieve, for the joy of the Lord is my strength..." Nehemiah 8:10

Spex70- 5/29/2008 10:04:44 PM

It's 1 Thess 5:18...

"give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus."

arsindelve- 5/29/2008 10:13:08 PM

Thank you very much arsindelve.

Spex70- 5/29/2008 10:17:15 PM

I'd like to add the first part of this. "Be joyful always; pray continually;" THEN, "give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus"

God's will is not the circumstance. God's will is that we be joyful, pray and be thankful. No matter the circumstance.

mrspiggy- 5/30/2008 9:21:35 AM

Thanks for all the encouragement - I have been thinking about this very scripture, daily for many days now. (1 Thessalonians 5:16 -18)

I have previously shared that I'm not sure what specific direction God wants me to go in my life (gifts/calling/purpose). However, this verse gives plenty of instruction to go on.

Really, I am delighted that this verse has been speaking to me lately. I am delighted to follow the instructions of rejoicing, being thankful and praying without ceasing. Not too long ago I would read this verse and say, "sounds great but, how?" I am sure I have a long way to go but, I really believe I've been shown some of the how of it. That is an amazing feeling, and I praise God for that!

In my first post in this discussion from yesterday, I mentioned how I have learned that praying for others is such a benefit to me. I am struck by the thought: Can a man out-give God? I am sure I receive more blessings in the form of peace, joy and thankfulness than any benefit my prayers could be to others.

I think I need to hang out in the Prayer section today and take a break from Discussions. I will pray for all my encouraging friends!

Ryan- 5/30/2008 9:53:48 AM

Ryan,

It is a good thing to hang out in the prayer section. I begin and end everyday there. Praying for others causes YOU to think on the goodness of God. You are encouraged as you encourage others. God set it up that way.

Inasmuch as you pray for others, you are praying for yourself. I sometimes just stand in agreement with the prayers of others (if they are Bible-based) because Jesus said "If two of you on earth agree about anything you ask, it will be done for you by My Father in heaven." (Matt. 18:19) There is a promise scripture for every problem. At other times, I type in the prayer. This is done so the person requesting the prayer knows that I am praying for them. I use to tell people I would pray for them, then forget at prayer time. I soon learned that there is no such thing as prayer time. Right now is the best time to pray.

mrspiggy- 5/30/2008 4:11:52 PM

The Bible said to be in a constant state of prayer... from what you just said mrspiggy, that means that we have a constant supply of all we need or desire in Christ! How exciting and inspirational is that! That means we don't have to worry about things like when the bills are due or when the car needs repair... if we stick close to God and pray for others, we know he'll take care of it! Fon't get me wrong, we as humans still must do our part, (sending the bill paymenst, driving the car to the repair shop, etc.) We just don't have to worry about whether we'll have enough money or time or not! God supplies all our needs or wants exceedingly abundantly above all we could ask or think!

Spex70- 5/30/2008 10:32:54 PM

I just love seeing "In God We Trust"
on our money! It's like a Tract.
Trusting the Lord for everything brings
so much freedom!
This reminds me of a very wealthy Woman in my
neighborhood years ago. Driving by her home I found
a Scripture seem to fall on me, it went right to the core
of me. "For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?" Mark 8:36
I went home and cried for this Lady I did not even know.
Then I felt the Lord nudging me to go knock on her door and talk to her. First fear came on me. I argued with the Lord. (I don't know her! What will I say?...) But the verse kept tearing up my heart. I prayed and went. I knocked on this huge castle door. No one answered. I rang the bell. No one answered. I was relieved. As I walked to my car I heard someone yell. She was out in the back. She walked right up to me and as I walked up to her I quickly thought "Lord, what do I say to her?"... She said; "Do I know you?" I said "No."
She said "Can I help you?" I said; "I was just wondering. You can probably walk into any store and buy whatever you want. What does someone like you ask for, for Christmas?" She looked very sad all of a sudden. Looking down at the ground, she answered;
"The unattainable. Peace of mind." (All of a sudden I understood why I had come. She spoke to me about some very personal issues.
I was blessed to be able to share a testimony and Scripture with her!
Then I had to leave to pickup my kids at School, and I left her with a gift wrapped "Jesus Video.") I often think of her and pray.
(Saints, please pray that more people with Trust God completely!)