November 14, 2023
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New Christians, especially those who are saved out of new age and other deception, often deal with loneliness because their friends and family have shunned or ghosted them. They may feel isolated with a loss of identity. They wonder: Where do I fit in? They may be socially anxious and intimidated by Christians who appear to be perfect, and feel too shy to attend church.
In this video, you’ll hear practical advice from ex-new agers Doreen Virtue, Jenn Nizza, and Jac Marino Chen about how to make new Christian friends. You’ll learn how to overcome shyness, how to feel more comfortable, attending church, how to stop comparing yourself to others, and where to make new friends. You’ll also learn that you’re not alone in your feelings of shame about your past, and will hear comforting biblical truth. Doreen, Jenn, and Jac share stories of their initial struggles as new Christians, and offer encouragement for those who are newly out of the new age, NAR, Word of Faith and other deceptions.
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This is a helpful website to find a biblically solid local church
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