Is this part of your Christian experience too?

[jennifer_bloom]

I do a lot of waiting and planning and preparation work in my life, like, waiting for my weight to go down, waiting for my money to arrive, waiting for my friends to talk to me, waiting for my book plan to be fine tuned, waiting for my enemies to get kicked out of the places they frequent, waiting for my gas lighters to be exposed as liars etc… My life has been like that ever since I started my religion degree. There was always something I’m waiting for, and my supporters at church told me they sympathize but only God is powerful enough to fix my obstacles for me.

[slatyb]

My Christian experience was Sunday school until I was 11 and taking classes to prepare for Baptism. At that point I realized I had serious doubts and decided not to be Baptized. By 13 I didn't have doubts. I had confirmed my disbelief and stopped attending church. I have never had a second thought about it, no "maybe?" moments. Almost all my friends feel the same.

[Sparkie460]

Honestly, I don't wait for God to fix anything. I take action and do it myself. I only ask for guidance as I'm working towards my goals. Sometimes he gives me a sign, other times I figure it out myself

[BadApple69]

A short answer for this one. The Bible is filled with suffering. The people who did best in the Bible are the ones that never lost their faith during their sufferings. Always keep the faith!

[Goofy9009]

Yes and no I think it’s apart of every religion. And life in general