I had never noticed that before. Guess we have to be longer winded in our responces. Haha.

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Jodie....Wife to Andrew (1995)
Mommy to Riley (2000) and Wyatt (2003)

I am a spirit filled believer aswell and new to this site....

Yes, I am a believer. I am Southern Baptist and I was saved when I was 11 years old. I didn't get baptized until I was 16, because my dad didn't want me to. Melanie explained salvation really well. Baptism does not save you, it's just symbolic of what Jesus does for us when we are saved-He washes away our sins. Salvation is an easy process, A-admit your a sinner and you have done wrong--B-believe that Jesus died on a cross and rose again on the third day--C-commit to living your life for Him. Find a church that teaches the Bible and fellowship with a group of believers. My oldest son was saved when he was 6. My middle son who is now 6 is asking questions. We are very active in our church, and we have Upward sports (basketball, cheerleading, football) and have a large AWANA program. So he is hearing and absorbing the Word. God is starting to speak to his heart. Well, I didn't mean to go on and on, but I did. Blessings Angela

Me, Me , Me I am I must have missed this post before!

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Born again baby! Almost 5 years, Praise the Lord! Don't know what I would have done. Parenting is such a challenge and I can't imagine doing it without the Holy Spirit working in me!

Got saved when I was young, got far away from the Lord in my teens and found Him(right where I left Him) again in early twenties. Thankful for a merciful and loving Heavenly Father. Now our whole family is saved (with each having their own testimony to the fact) and serving.
I'm an Independent Fundamental Baptist who enjoys the liberty in the Blessed Hope of Jesus Christ.

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"The most important thing a father can do for his children is to love their mother." --Author Unknown

A strong woman has faith that she is strong enough for the journey,...but a woman of strength has faith and wisdom to know that it is in the journey that she will become strong.