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What an interesting thread, with diverse opinions. One thing I feel was left out. God opens doors he wants open, and closes those He want's closed. I had all the educational qualifications to be ordained, I did everything from clean the church, to hauling the elderly to their doctors...

Thank all of you for the warm welcome, and questions. I believe it would have sufficed to just say I'm a non denominational Christian but as my wife says I have a strange sense of humor. I'm very firm in what I believe, but I'm always open for correction. Most importantly to be led by the Holy...

Yes Mark it is, and caused me a great deal of confusion for many years. I love my SDA brothers and Sisters but can't accept some of their teachings, they are a wonderful group that like other Christians put their faith and trust in Christ.

That is so true, the church I attend has a Baptist pastor (his education and background) and a Pentecostal associate pastor, it is a very nice blend, with some wonderfully entertaining debates. It is a small community with one church. We have Nazarene, Lutheran, and a mixed flavor of backgrounds.

That is also very true. I suppose you would say I'm a liberal side of the Baptist beliefs. However liberal does imply saved no matter what. To me a follower of Christ is one that attempts to live his commandments, What was the greatest commandment? You are an ex Mormon, I would love to chat...

That is true, and thank you for your response.

To me faith is what draws us to Christ, once we have experienced a relationship with Him, we move from faith to an absolute knowledge of Christ and he becomes real in our lives.

I'm a non denominational Christian, accepted Christ in 1976. I have called myself a Baptacostal at times because my theological beliefs seem to be between the Baptist and Pentecostal beliefs. Went to Bible college, not ordained. Was raised Seventh day Adventist and was sent to Adventist...