How do you sin against the Holy Spirit?

It is writen that the only sin God does not forgive is when you sin against the Hole Spiprit. How do you do that?

It is writen that the only sin God does not forgive is when you sin against the Hole Spiprit. How do you do that?

Hi Biscuit3615.

The Bible teaches in Mark 3:29 and Luke 12:10 that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is an unforgivable sin. 'Blaspheme' means 'to speak evil of'.

It's interesting to me that we hear the names of Jesus and God used all the time in swearing, but never do we hear anyone using the name of the Holy Spirit as a swear word.

I remember years ago at a program I was involved in, hearing a preacher teaching on this issue. A gang member who was listening obviously thought that what the preacher was saying was a load of rubbish, because he started to mock and curse the Holy Spirit as a joke.

He immediately choked up and couldn't breathe, and it took the pleading of the preacher to God to set him free. He nearly died!

I don't think he tried that trick again!

Why does God say this?

My conviction is that though God seems willing to put up with a lot of stuff from humans, he draws the line at attacking the Holy Spirit. I wouldn't put up with what he does, so it's just as well I'm not God! He is SO patient.

Hi Biscuit3615. The Bible teaches in Mark 3:29 and Luke 12:10 that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is an unforgivable sin. 'Blaspheme' means 'to speak evil of'. It's interesting to me that we hear the names of Jesus and God used all the time in swearing, but never do we hear anyone using the name of the Holy Spirit as a swear word. I remember years ago at a program I was involved in, hearing a preacher teaching on this issue. A gang member who was listening obviously thought that what the preacher was saying was a load of rubbish, because he started to mock and curse the Holy Spirit as a joke. He immediately choked up and couldn't breathe, and it took the pleading of the preacher to God to set him free. He nearly died! I don't think he tried that trick again! Why does God say this? My conviction is that though God seems willing to put up with a lot of stuff from humans, he draws the line at attacking the Holy Spirit. I wouldn't put up with what he does, so it's just as well I'm not God! He is SO patient.

So, if you curse the Holy Spirit & call it the devil (I have - and I don't say that proudly of course; it was 7 years ago) under no circumstance will you be forgiven, even if you regret your words and actions and repent, right? If this is the case than I'm done for. Please don't sugar-coat it; I need the truth. To make matters worse - once, while in church & in prayer about this very thing I suddenly saw myself standing before I blindingly bright light (God) - and I remember feeling very scared, & then I was set on fire. This seems to me that God is in fact Communicating to me that He will not forgive me.

For 7 years I've been living in fear & depression; I fear death more now than I did before I was believer. I was in fact a believer at point, but am now just not sure about anything. It's a terrible feeling when you live your life in fear & dread of what's to come. And lastly, the really bad thing is that while on one hand, I'm seeking God (probably in vain - because I'm convinced that I have crossed a line), but on the other, there's something inside me that mocks & ridicules Him; Its like the devil himself is inside me.

I know that people say that if you fear that you've committed the unpardonable sin, than you haven't. Others say that it's unforgivable because you reject Christ. I don't know that either of these arguments hold any merit though; I mean it sounds like there is a sin, this one sin that God will not forgive - because He chooses not to.

I got saved at 19, saw God working in my life for the next 3-4 years; but after that a vicious cycle of backsliding began. I committed this particular sin of blasphemy, saying what I said to the Holy Spirit at Age 23 - and for the last 7 years I've been asking myself why I am still alive, living in this torment; this is hell without the fire. Having said that, I'm in no hurry to get to hell; I hope I live as long as I can - because that's time spent not burning in the lake of fire. I know though that the moment of my death, whenever it comes will be the most terrifying experience of my life. There's not a waking moment that goes by that I don't think about, & fear death; I could get cancer tomorrow (high risk in my case) or I could die suddenly somehow.

I know that my story may strike a chord with your emotions, as humans we always want to tell one another that there is hope, but the reality is that in this case there may not be hope. Please give me a straight and honest opinion; pray for the Spirit's leading prior to answering - please. Thank you.

My gosh, do I miss seeing the world through God's eyes; I miss the deep faith & assurance I once had. All that has been replaced by fear & unbelief.

So, if you curse the Holy Spirit & call it the devil (I have - and I don't say that proudly of course; it was 7 years ago) under no circumstance will you be forgiven, even if you regret your words and actions and repent, right? If this is the case than I'm done for. Please don't sugar-coat it; I need the truth. To make matters worse - once, while in church & in prayer about this very thing I suddenly saw myself standing before I blindingly bright light (God) - and I remember feeling very scared, & then I was set on fire. This seems to me that God is in fact Communicating to me that He will not forgive me. For 7 years I've been living in fear & depression; I fear death more now than I did before I was believer. I was in fact a believer at point, but am now just not sure about anything. It's a terrible feeling when you live your life in fear & dread of what's to come. And lastly, the really bad thing is that while on one hand, I'm seeking God (probably in vain - because I'm convinced that I have crossed a line), but on the other, there's something inside me that mocks & ridicules Him; Its like the devil himself is inside me. I know that people say that if you fear that you've committed the unpardonable sin, than you haven't. Others say that it's unforgivable because you reject Christ. I don't know that either of these arguments hold any merit though; I mean it sounds like there is a sin, this one sin that God will not forgive - because He chooses not to. I got saved at 19, saw God working in my life for the next 3-4 years; but after that a vicious cycle of backsliding began. I committed this particular sin of blasphemy, saying what I said to the Holy Spirit at Age 23 - and for the last 7 years I've been asking myself why I am still alive, living in this torment; this is hell without the fire. Having said that, I'm in no hurry to get to hell; I hope I live as long as I can - because that's time spent not burning in the lake of fire. I know though that the moment of my death, whenever it comes will be the most terrifying experience of my life. There's not a waking moment that goes by that I don't think about, & fear death; I could get cancer tomorrow (high risk in my case) or I could die suddenly somehow. I know that my story may strike a chord with your emotions, as humans we always want to tell one another that there is hope, but the reality is that in this case there may not be hope. Please give me a straight and honest opinion; pray for the Spirit's leading prior to answering - please. Thank you. My gosh, do I miss seeing the world through God's eyes; I miss the deep faith & assurance I once had. All that has been replaced by fear & unbelief.

Hi Ralf,

You ask for an honest reply and I will give you one.

You have done a most serious thing in speaking as you say you did about the Holy Spirit. Many Christians spend so much time concentrating on the love, mercy, patience etc of God that they conveniently forget his righteousness, justice and wrath.

Note however, that my initial blog tells of the gang member's eventual freedom. So there is obviously a trigger point of no return that only God knows about. As I've considered you before God, I have not got any input from Him that would suggest you have gone past this trigger point. I'm not saying you haven't, but I am saying I'm not getting any such confirmation from God.

I do believe, however, that your own words may contain a clue to your dilemma.

I have spent a lot of years now working with believers who have been indwelt, and to a greater or lesser extent, controlled by demons, and it is significant to me that you write "there's something inside me...".

I can tell you that some believers I have worked with have said and done unspeakable things under demonic control, especially those who have come out of satanism. But they have eventually come free, and to this day walk victoriously before God and at peace with him.

So, I have two suggestions for you...

1. Find genuine Christians who understand what the devil can do, and are able to help. But whatever you do, be careful who you commit to. There are plenty of fakes within Churches (sad, but true) and the devil will do his utmost to stop you slipping out of his grasp.

2. Continue to plead for forgiveness and mercy from God - for the rest of your life if need be. Hell is forever, and terrible, and to be avoided at all cost. I'm guessing you already realize this!

Knowing what I do about how much demons entwine themselves into people's lives, it would be no surprise to me that you discover them to be a/the root of your troubles. And so I do have hope for you. I have witnessed some pretty amazing changes when the devil has been kicked out.

Thank you so much for writing as you did.

Lord bless

Hi Ralf, You ask for an honest reply and I will give you one. You have done a most serious thing in speaking as you say you did about the Holy Spirit. Many Christians spend so much time concentrating on the love, mercy, patience etc of God that they conveniently forget his righteousness, justice and wrath. Note however, that my initial blog tells of the gang member's eventual freedom. So there is obviously a trigger point of no return that only God knows about. As I've considered you before God, I have not got any input from Him that would suggest you have gone past this trigger point. I'm not saying you haven't, but I am saying I'm not getting any such confirmation from God. I do believe, however, that your own words may contain a clue to your dilemma. I have spent a lot of years now working with believers who have been indwelt, and to a greater or lesser extent, controlled by demons, and it is significant to me that you write "there's something inside me...". I can tell you that some believers I have worked with have said and done unspeakable things under demonic control, especially those who have come out of satanism. But they have eventually come free, and to this day walk victoriously before God and at peace with him. So, I have two suggestions for you... 1. Find genuine Christians who understand what the devil can do, and are able to help. But whatever you do, be careful who you commit to. There are plenty of fakes within Churches (sad, but true) and the devil will do his utmost to stop you slipping out of his grasp. 2. Continue to plead for forgiveness and mercy from God - for the rest of your life if need be. Hell is forever, and terrible, and to be avoided at all cost. I'm guessing you already realize this! Knowing what I do about how much demons entwine themselves into people's lives, it would be no surprise to me that you discover them to be a/the root of your troubles. And so I do have hope for you. I have witnessed some pretty amazing changes when the devil has been kicked out. Thank you so much for writing as you did. Lord bless

Hi Terry,

Thank you for your honest reply. I will certainly try to do as you say, but I must admit that it will be difficult to find Christians that will help me through this - because I told everyone believer I know about this, & they're all tired of hearing about this. Everyone tells me "just move passed it & get on with your life." The problem is, I can't do that - I can't manufacture belief & faith on my own, no matter how much I read the bible, pray or go to church. Speaking of which, I haven't been to church in weeks - because I just feel like it's hopeless to go. And I just don't feel comfortable; to hear preaching & want to believe - and yet you can't is a horrible realization. Furthermore, when talking about God I have this sense of repulsion anger & everything else come over me - the thing is, I don't want it and it's not something I'm embracing. It frightens me, & the word thing is I can't stop think this way. I was talking with a believer today, & when he asked "can you say that Jesus is Lord, I had to pause & think about it - whereas before I would not only say it, but proclaim it with an overwhelming conviction. I finally told the gentleman: "well the bible is the only thing that makes sense to me, because there is no way I believe evolution." At the same the thought of God working through me seem equally ridiculous. Now, understand that I want to believe - very much, because I miss what it was like to know Jesus & walk with Him, it was a very exciting life; not to mention I had peace regarding death & was thrilled where I was going.

Now I should mention a few things: 1) I don't know why I did what I did - I didn't know then, & I certainly all the more do not know now, 7 years later. All I remember is a fit of rage, within which I called all the Holy Trinity, both together as well as individually demons, devils the devil, claimed their miracles & the good works in my life they did worthless & of the devil. I also threw every 4-letter word at them & screamed for them to get the (fill in the blank) out of me & never come back, no matter how much I beg. Terrible I know, believe me - I know. This wasn't falling away from God, this was declaring war on God. 2) I didn't know of this unforgivable sin; as much as I have read the Gospels, the verses pertaining to this sin never stuck out at me - which is weird because from what I've been reading, everyone that reads these verses, it impacts them - whereas I never had any recollection of such verses until after the fact. Which is not to say that it's a cop-out, because I simply should have known better. 3) In fact, during this fit of rage, I had heard a voice, or had the thought "stop, stop, stop...." I know that was the Holy Spirit, but whether He was pleading with me to stop, because if I didn't He knew the torment I would go through thereafter - and He didn't want me to, or whether He was saying "stop" because if I didn't than He would have to leave - this is something I will probably never know.

Getting back to the notion of 'something inside me' - when I was speaking with the pastor earlier today, which I mention above I had an overwhelming sensation to curse Him & God; note: I didn't want to myself - I just wasn't comfortable, there was this uneasy feeling of tension, I had the urge to curse him, but I didn't want to at the same time. I also have this anger towards God that He won't forgive me, regardless of me pouring my heart out to Him. Wow, even as I write this, I can feel that fear & anger. Does that make sense? Same thing was happening when I was listening to a sermon just now. On the hand I'm seeking God, & on the other there's a sense of repulsion & unbelief. How do I reconcile the two? I guess this what happens when you curse God, His Spirit, as I did above & scream "I invite the devil into my life & worship him." Strangly, I'm able to sometimes witness to others & remain at ease while doing so. Other times I fight the urges of the above things my mind thinks & still witness, should the opportunity present itself. It's like I'm in unbelief, but my unbelief only pertains to me; for others I know there is hope in Jesus.

Honestly, there are many times I just want to give up & say "it is what it is" - but then, usually the next morning, I panic & realize "oh my gosh, I'm going to hell for eternity - NO!" - and I plead with God. You're absolutely right, hell is to be avoided at all cost; the problem is though that if God has already determined not to forgive me than there is nothing that I can do; it doesn't matter how much I plead with Him, pray, read the bible or go to church. On the other hand, maybe this is all in my head - maybe God has forgiven me, but I'm so convinced that He hasn't that I continue to live in this condemnation. It could be the same cause for my unbelief - maybe I'm so convinced that He is eternally angry with me that I don't want to accept that & therefore don't believe. Does that make sense? Nevertheless, I don't know which it is, & I am scared to death! What I do know is this is literally killing me: I'm depressed & therefore am not eating much at all, my hygiene is in the toilet; I neglect brushing teeth & showers, & am not at all motivated to do schoolwork; I have lost all zest for life.

What I don't understand is why He [potentially] doesn't forgive this one sin, in light of verses like 1John 1:9 (doesn't all mean ALL there? :-( Other verses say that His anger does not last forever, His loving-kindness is everlasting to everlasting; He isn't willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Another one says that He doesn't take pleasure in condemning the wicked & would rather see them repent. I don't get it, verses like these seem to imply that the unforgivable sin is not unforgivable - not on the part of God, but the sinner, yet, it doesn't.

When I first got saved, I knew [or at least thought] I was saved because of the Love for God & for people; I delighted in doing His will, & had a peace like I've never known before. Now, all that has been replaced with anger, repulsion & fear. The thing is, I really don't want to harbor such feelings. I don't know what to do - or even if there is anything that can be done. I was hoping that God would reveal something to you, but... No news is good news I guess. Or it could be that God doesn't bother with me, & therefore reveals nothing. All I know is I want to go back to the way things used to be; I want to love God, love others, & know that God loves me. But instead, it feels like the devil himself is inside me; my toes are curling up as I write these last two sentences.

Hi Terry, Thank you for your honest reply. I will certainly try to do as you say, but I must admit that it will be difficult to find Christians that will help me through this - because I told everyone believer I know about this, & they're all tired of hearing about this. Everyone tells me "just move passed it & get on with your life." The problem is, I can't do that - I can't manufacture belief & faith on my own, no matter how much I read the bible, pray or go to church. Speaking of which, I haven't been to church in weeks - because I just feel like it's hopeless to go. And I just don't feel comfortable; to hear preaching & want to believe - and yet you can't is a horrible realization. Furthermore, when talking about God I have this sense of repulsion anger & everything else come over me - the thing is, I don't want it and it's not something I'm embracing. It frightens me, & the word thing is I can't stop think this way. I was talking with a believer today, & when he asked "can you say that Jesus is Lord, I had to pause & think about it - whereas before I would not only say it, but proclaim it with an overwhelming conviction. I finally told the gentleman: "well the bible is the only thing that makes sense to me, because there is no way I believe evolution." At the same the thought of God working through me seem equally ridiculous. Now, understand that I want to believe - very much, because I miss what it was like to know Jesus & walk with Him, it was a very exciting life; not to mention I had peace regarding death & was thrilled where I was going. Now I should mention a few things: 1) I don't know why I did what I did - I didn't know then, & I certainly all the more do not know now, 7 years later. All I remember is a fit of rage, within which I called all the Holy Trinity, both together as well as individually demons, devils the devil, claimed their miracles & the good works in my life they did worthless & of the devil. I also threw every 4-letter word at them & screamed for them to get the (fill in the blank) out of me & never come back, no matter how much I beg. Terrible I know, believe me - I know. This wasn't falling away from God, this was declaring war on God. 2) I didn't know of this unforgivable sin; as much as I have read the Gospels, the verses pertaining to this sin never stuck out at me - which is weird because from what I've been reading, everyone that reads these verses, it impacts them - whereas I never had any recollection of such verses until after the fact. Which is not to say that it's a cop-out, because I simply should have known better. 3) In fact, during this fit of rage, I had heard a voice, or had the thought "stop, stop, stop...." I know that was the Holy Spirit, but whether He was pleading with me to stop, because if I didn't He knew the torment I would go through thereafter - and He didn't want me to, or whether He was saying "stop" because if I didn't than He would have to leave - this is something I will probably never know. Getting back to the notion of 'something inside me' - when I was speaking with the pastor earlier today, which I mention above I had an overwhelming sensation to curse Him & God; note: I didn't want to myself - I just wasn't comfortable, there was this uneasy feeling of tension, I had the urge to curse him, but I didn't want to at the same time. I also have this anger towards God that He won't forgive me, regardless of me pouring my heart out to Him. Wow, even as I write this, I can feel that fear & anger. Does that make sense? Same thing was happening when I was listening to a sermon just now. On the hand I'm seeking God, & on the other there's a sense of repulsion & unbelief. How do I reconcile the two? I guess this what happens when you curse God, His Spirit, as I did above & scream "I invite the devil into my life & worship him." Strangly, I'm able to sometimes witness to others & remain at ease while doing so. Other times I fight the urges of the above things my mind thinks & still witness, should the opportunity present itself. It's like I'm in unbelief, but my unbelief only pertains to me; for others I know there is hope in Jesus. Honestly, there are many times I just want to give up & say "it is what it is" - but then, usually the next morning, I panic & realize "oh my gosh, I'm going to hell for eternity - NO!" - and I plead with God. You're absolutely right, hell is to be avoided at all cost; the problem is though that if God has already determined not to forgive me than there is nothing that I can do; it doesn't matter how much I plead with Him, pray, read the bible or go to church. On the other hand, maybe this is all in my head - maybe God has forgiven me, but I'm so convinced that He hasn't that I continue to live in this condemnation. It could be the same cause for my unbelief - maybe I'm so convinced that He is eternally angry with me that I don't want to accept that & therefore don't believe. Does that make sense? Nevertheless, I don't know which it is, & I am scared to death! What I do know is this is literally killing me: I'm depressed & therefore am not eating much at all, my hygiene is in the toilet; I neglect brushing teeth & showers, & am not at all motivated to do schoolwork; I have lost all zest for life. What I don't understand is why He [potentially] doesn't forgive this one sin, in light of verses like 1John 1:9 (doesn't all mean ALL there? :-( Other verses say that His anger does not last forever, His loving-kindness is everlasting to everlasting; He isn't willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Another one says that He doesn't take pleasure in condemning the wicked & would rather see them repent. I don't get it, verses like these seem to imply that the unforgivable sin is not unforgivable - not on the part of God, but the sinner, yet, it doesn't. When I first got saved, I knew [or at least thought] I was saved because of the Love for God & for people; I delighted in doing His will, & had a peace like I've never known before. Now, all that has been replaced with anger, repulsion & fear. The thing is, I really don't want to harbor such feelings. I don't know what to do - or even if there is anything that can be done. I was hoping that God would reveal something to you, but... No news is good news I guess. Or it could be that God doesn't bother with me, & therefore reveals nothing. All I know is I want to go back to the way things used to be; I want to love God, love others, & know that God loves me. But instead, it feels like the devil himself is inside me; my toes are curling up as I write these last two sentences.

I just wanted to add that, in quoting the verses I did, I don't mean to negate God's justice, righteousness & wrath; I was just always under the impression that as long as a person is willing to repent, God is willing to forgive (forgive 70x7).

The other thing I thought about is - maybe my unbelief stems in being so convinced of hell and so afraid of it that I question its, & God's existence; I believe the bible, but because I potentially can't be forgiven I don't want to believe it. Does that make sense?

I just wanted to add that, in quoting the verses I did, I don't mean to negate God's justice, righteousness & wrath; I was just always under the impression that as long as a person is willing to repent, God is willing to forgive (forgive 70x7). The other thing I thought about is - maybe my unbelief stems in being so convinced of hell and so afraid of it that I question its, & God's existence; I believe the bible, but because I potentially can't be forgiven I don't want to believe it. Does that make sense?

Hi again Ralf,

You raise a whole raft of issues that this forum doesn't have space to answer adequately. But let's tackle a few.

The issue of forgiveness.
It's not a lack of forgiveness you are experiencing, it's consequences for your actions. If, for example, a single woman gets pregnant, she can repent before God and be forgiven, but the baby won't disappear. She will have a child for the rest of her life. She will still need to care for it, feed it, clothe it, and so on. Her forgiveness will be complete, but the consequences for her immorality will continue.

* Wanting to curse your pastor.
I could spend a week telling you of what folks have said about me under demonic control! Yet they are today still my friends, and active Christians. I believe more and more that these desires and impulses of yours are demonically driven.

* Screaming at God and saying dumb things while doing so.
Hey, even the apostle Peter did that of Jesus when he denied him with oaths and curses. Once I screamed at God so loud, my wife heard me 300 yards away. And I was inside a shed at the time, and she inside the house!

* You just need to get a life/read the Bible more/pray more.
Yeah, yeah. You and I both know that this is easy to say and hard to do, and it's not working anyway is it? I am sick to death of the platitudes that ignorant Christians throw around.

Ralf, I would like to try an experiment. I would like to try shutting down any demons that may be within you for a week to enable you to gain a bit of space and perhaps help you think clearly for a while. To do this, however, I need your permission to act on your behalf. I need to be given the authority by you to deal to any internal demons. You don't have to do this, and even if you do it may be a battle for you write your permission.

The reason this is so important is because you have the ultimate authority over yourself, and the devil knows it. Any authority he has over you is what you've already given him by your words. He will obviously use his authority to block whatever I may seek to do, unless you over-ride it.

It's your call though. I have already told you to be very careful who you allow to work with you and this criteria applies to me as well.

I want you to know though that you're pretty normal. I have worked with many (hundreds plus) over the years who have yelled and screamed, cursed God, thrown stuff at him, torn up Bibles, wanted to dance naked on the communion table at Church, torn the flesh off my arm, murdered, been prostitutes... The list is endless.

BUT...

All these same dear folks are going on for God today. So... you're normal! Not yet healed, not yet whole, not yet at peace, but most importantly, not yet eternally lost to God.

Come back to me if you want to.

Lord bless

Hi again Ralf, You raise a whole raft of issues that this forum doesn't have space to answer adequately. But let's tackle a few. The issue of forgiveness. It's not a lack of forgiveness you are experiencing, it's consequences for your actions. If, for example, a single woman gets pregnant, she can repent before God and be forgiven, but the baby won't disappear. She will have a child for the rest of her life. She will still need to care for it, feed it, clothe it, and so on. Her forgiveness will be complete, but the consequences for her immorality will continue. * Wanting to curse your pastor. I could spend a week telling you of what folks have said about me under demonic control! Yet they are today still my friends, and active Christians. I believe more and more that these desires and impulses of yours are demonically driven. * Screaming at God and saying dumb things while doing so. Hey, even the apostle Peter did that of Jesus when he denied him with oaths and curses. Once I screamed at God so loud, my wife heard me 300 yards away. And I was inside a shed at the time, and she inside the house! * You just need to get a life/read the Bible more/pray more. Yeah, yeah. You and I both know that this is easy to say and hard to do, and it's not working anyway is it? I am sick to death of the platitudes that ignorant Christians throw around. Ralf, I would like to try an experiment. I would like to try shutting down any demons that may be within you for a week to enable you to gain a bit of space and perhaps help you think clearly for a while. To do this, however, I need your permission to act on your behalf. I need to be given the authority by you to deal to any internal demons. You don't have to do this, and even if you do it may be a battle for you write your permission. The reason this is so important is because you have the ultimate authority over yourself, and the devil knows it. Any authority he has over you is what you've already given him by your words. He will obviously use his authority to block whatever I may seek to do, unless you over-ride it. It's your call though. I have already told you to be very careful who you allow to work with you and this criteria applies to me as well. I want you to know though that you're pretty normal. I have worked with many (hundreds plus) over the years who have yelled and screamed, cursed God, thrown stuff at him, torn up Bibles, wanted to dance naked on the communion table at Church, torn the flesh off my arm, murdered, been prostitutes... The list is endless. BUT... All these same dear folks are going on for God today. So... you're normal! Not yet healed, not yet whole, not yet at peace, but most importantly, not yet eternally lost to God. Come back to me if you want to. Lord bless

Terry,

You are preaching Christ & Him crucified - and so, yes, you have my permission to act on my behalf. I'm sorry, I don't mean to be taking up space on the forum; if you'd like (I certainly would), we could exchange e-mails and/or Skype. I created an account here, so if the email address listed on your profile is active, I will send you my contact details.

God Bless,

~Ralf

Terry, You are preaching Christ & Him crucified - and so, yes, you have my permission to act on my behalf. I'm sorry, I don't mean to be taking up space on the forum; if you'd like (I certainly would), we could exchange e-mails and/or Skype. I created an account here, so if the email address listed on your profile is active, I will send you my contact details. God Bless, ~Ralf

I can do both emails and Skype. But first drop me an email through the contacts tab at the bottom of my home page, and we'll go offline from here on out.

Thanks again for being willing to share what you have online. I'm certain others will read our communications and fine some answers for themselves.

I can do both emails and Skype. But first drop me an email through the contacts tab at the bottom of my home page, and we'll go offline from here on out. Thanks again for being willing to share what you have online. I'm certain others will read our communications and fine some answers for themselves.

I can do both emails and Skype. But first drop me an email through the contacts tab at the bottom of my home page, and we'll go offline from here on out.

Thanks again for being willing to share what you have online. I'm certain others will read our communications and fine some answers for themselves.

I can do both emails and Skype. But first drop me an email through the contacts tab at the bottom of my home page, and we'll go offline from here on out. Thanks again for being willing to share what you have online. I'm certain others will read our communications and fine some answers for themselves.