My thoughts on the former OnlyFans model-turned-Christian
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- My thoughts on the former OnlyFans model-turned-Christian
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His mercy is greater than our sin.
Yes absolutely pray for her, let’s rejoice she is a child of God now.
Yes! Come as You are. God is the one who makes changes in people's hearts.
Good for her but she will get none of my time. Some of us have been on the redemption path all our lives, what has she done? I'm not inspired by her. She arrived late to the party
@@an67481late to the party? just because you’ve been a believer longer than someone else doesn’t mean their standing with God is any less valid than yours. give grace.
Pray for her, but there are false jesus's in the world so be careful to jump on when it's not someone you know personally.
@@an67481 Christ would disagree with your sentiment.
Exactly. Leaving the spotlight is what Saul/Paul did.
My thoughts exactly 🙏🏻
Very true he disappeared for 3 years He went away into the Arabian desert (Galatians 1) probably for the majority of three years, not failing to preach to any he encountered but using most of this time to spend time with the Lord and re-study the Torah in light of Christ.
Yes, he did. But just cuz he did that doesn't mean everyone needs to. If others take offense to her speaking about her new faith that isn't her fault. Don't condemn her for what you perceive as her youth in the faith. Let people be! If she isn't leading her formal life AND if she is proclaiming Jesus as Lord, isn't that a WIN?
I don't agree, respectfully that Paul left the spotlight. He was directed to go to a believer for His eyes to be open, because God wanted the Christians then to accept Him for he had persecuted the church. Nala didn't persecute the Church, God called her in state to be a witness in her state. Why hide a light under a bushnel/bucket. We should pray for her because the devil is not happy because her story brings people to Christ.
To tell her to go out of the spotlight is to affirm Christ has no power to maintain the sanctification He started in her. Do we really think God is weak? She can stumble and you and I and us all. But as we will all sin from time to time, our future sin or present or past sin is already covered.
The prayers we should already be praying for her should have began long ago. If we hoist her as a celebrity, we are the problem. That is major projection. And since it's not what all Christians are doing. It's a no. Issue. And those hoisting her, we pray for them too.
Nala should not be given a way that is "better for their sanctification procedure." Ally Beth, I watch you and respect you, but we have to trust that the Holy Spirit is able to guide better than our opinions. Otherwise we are saying that the Faith we profess is so weak, has no power to sustain.
And she definitely like any other Christian needs brethren to walk with her. But no more or less than any other new believer. That is really just reducing Christ, when we look at the outer ie people's outlook and decide how they should lead their salvation. So long as they work it out (not with us) with fear and trembling, they'll be fine. And Nala's story dramatic to us, not Christ. Sin is sin is sin. There's rejoicing in heaven when one comes to Christ, no one there says...oh this is big, this is dramatic, same same blood of Jesus Christ, same effect.
The difference is he who is forgiven much loves much. Imagine you were busy in the world, and you get Freedom in Christ and then you have to be less busy, hide away. Now we will enter the conundrum of deciding for her what that period of time is. It's crazy. Weeks, months, years? How many? Who is keeping tabs? Or is to keep tabs. Some people do go away. And that's okay. If God leads. The problem is when we think that we know what is better for her. If she chooses to do so in future that's okay. But to do it because we think so. Is sad. I hope she looks to Christ for that direction. That's all that matters.
Paul spent 14 years as a tent maker after he was converted before he went on mission.
I 100% agree. Shes going to make a lot of mistakes in her walk (as we all do) and needs the privacy and close guidance to navigate that between herself and the Lord.
Amen
Paul had to gain his “trust” for two years after he got saved.
He didn’t just pop up and start his ministry. He had to prove to people that he was a changed man.
I’m not saying everyone has to prove their salvation to the world. But in order to gain people’s trust and especially if you’re in the spotlight you sure do.
Amen ! Especially before becoming a public christian person like she is doing ! She first needs to build her relationship with God abd knowledge of the bible before being so public about her faith and new believe !!
Agree, but Paul was NOT a believer, he hunted Christians. This is someone who knew Christ. She needs discipleship.
@@tac3016 I thought she said she just got saved then baptized?
If so then she was not a believer as well.
But I agree that she needs discipleship as well.
Totally see your perspective, but let’s focus on rejoicing for her salvation. Paul had to earn the trust of Christians at that time because they were questioning whether or not he was trying to infiltrate them in order to gain info to kill them, since he had been actively persecuting and killing Christians until his encounter with Jesus. That of course is not in question in this woman’s situation. Praying that the Holy Spirit will guide her.
@@mands7453 We can rejoice and also be aware and be cautious. Yes early Christian’s were cautious because whether or not he would persecute them but mainly he had to learn Bible doctrine. He was so use to the old covenant that he needed to learn the doctrine of Christ.
So just as we should not take advice or look to any new Christian to be our guide or role model etc. We should wait and see what fruit they bare. Especially when so many false teachers are out in the world.
I'm a baby believer only 6 months. My change was very transformative and dramatic. I'm taking my time to reading and praying with the Lord. When He tells me to share my testimony or a message, I obey Him whether people agree or not. At about 3 months into my walk, I was asked to pray for someone. I didn't feel ready to do any of those things. The Lord works in His own way and timing. I can't comment on this story as I am not God. I don't judge others and I'm simply praying that she grows in her walk with Christ. All glory and honor to our Lord for redeeming us all.
Agreed. It's a big step/change and if she is a new believer she needs time to ground herself before publicly sharing her testimony.
Why? More time doesn’t make you a better Christian growing closer to god does. We shouldn’t shut down or discourage anyone honestly spreading the gospel!
Yep she is still drinking milk and not on meat yet. Great she is spreading the word but stay humble and learn
@@oliviaormsby7114 I am not saying that she should not share her testimony at all, far be it from that! New believers are great about sharing, BUT someone in the public eye is under greater pressure to "perform" and biblically new believers are not given responsibilities until they have had some time to mature in their faith so there is less risk of them falling away due to various pressures.
That means they need time to study the Word and pray for wisdom.
@@elmer.joannreifel7338 sounds like you’re judging how close she is too god which only he can know. It’s not our place to say who god can and can’t use. All the things you’re saying don’t come with time but growing in faith. Christians need to stop gate keeping faith and actually let god punish those who a false prophets or speaking to soon. It’d be shame if she left the church due to criticism of her not being experienced enough sharing her story. There have been people who are Christian for years and have less testimony than she’s seen but there’s no criticism on their credibility. I believe we lift and support anyone honestly spreading the gospel and leave the judgement to god.
@@oliviaormsby7114 I am sorry that you think I am judging. As you said, no one knows another's standing in Christ. I disagree with you about time. Even Apostle Paul, who was highly educated, took several years away to learn more about walking with Jesus before he began his ministry. Again, I am not saying she should not give her testimony. I am advising that she make sure that she takes TIME in private to develop her faith before being relied on by others. That isn't judging. That is advising based on Scripture, not my own opinion.
We should not be putting anyone on a pedestal. If this girl transformed her life because of Christ then God Bless it will be better for her in the long run.
Such a wise commentary on the new believer who needs time to draw near to the Lord while thanking and glorifying Him in all things. The increase should be on Christ as we decrease as John the Baptist once said.
Omg so happy to hear she came back cause last video I saw of her she was saying how her dad is a pastor but she doesn’t belong in the church
I disagree! If she feels compelled to shout her love for Christ from the rooftops then I praise that… Who knows how many more people she will help by telling her story.
Yes!!! We don't know God's plan. Sometimes, it takes some kind of dramatic flip like this also in such a wild social media world we live in now!
I see your point. Sharing her testimony can be a powerful thing. But I also see Allie’s point. This young lady needs to get grounded in her faith and that does take time and studying God’s word. It can be overwhelming when people come at you with their questions or they are watching your every move and waiting for you to fail. Definitely need to pray for this young lady.❤
Agreed! She can encourage all of the women who feel tempted to sell themselves in the way that she did, you can instead find your validation in God. So many of those women are lost and hurting, no matter what kind of facade they project to the world. Let her be a light to those who need it, that God can change anyone and give them a new heart.
Not every “commentator” has to be as mature in the faith as Allie in order to glorify God with their testimony. Let her be.
I agree with the relevance and need of her testimony... I just don't see God taking her out of the spotlight... when he is trying to reach out to the girls who are just like her... her being so "successful" at it takes some of the worldly arguments that she turned to Jesus because she wasn't "successful" at OF... it also speaks to how OF won't fulfill you only Jesus can do that... and I think it helps new believers see others who are young in their faith being bold and standing up and sharing Jesus with the lost and dying world
@@winniefindstheway 100%
I don't know. I don't think Michael Knowles is going to convert OF girls by reasoning with them on the Whatever podcast. But Nala might convert OF girls. Christians don't need to hold her up as their new model Christian, but maybe people who see themselves in her story might see that she's on a better path and want to join her.
My husband and I both came from the other side much like she did. We got married once we said yes to Christ, we were baptized immediately after. We are having our 3rd baby after saying 1 and done for years before Christ. It is possible and it is all because of Christ. If he saved us, he can save her, and many others. God bless.
Bless you and your family
There are two things I see in play here. One is that God can and does transform wondrously and has taken those that seemed farthest from Him and used them mightily. Another is that this is just one kind of way that salvation can look. Sure, it's awfully exciting to see these spectacular transformations, and it is perfectly appropriate to praise God for it. But what we may often miss is that what we might call the conspicuous sinners aren't the only sinners out there. What is going cosmically when Christ saves someone is no less spectacular when He saves a small-time, lower profile, less conspicuous sinner. Just as we too often fixate on the conspicuous sins, we can easily and inappropriately elevate conspicuous transformations over those of more "ordinary" people in more "ordinary" situations. When we do this, we often throw people into a leadership posture when they need discipleship while feeding the self-doubts of lower profile believers, when they are often the ones that are suited and called to the essential work of ministry that doesn't speak in a loud voice or make headlines.
Yes, exactly. I would leave the spotlight for a time, but then again, I'm not God to judge. She's seems genuine, so we should all pray for her.
Slightly off topic but relates, if our brothers or sister are in error, we should above all else pray for them, however we also need to speak correction in love and help if possible, we carry each other’s burdens if we love them as ourselves.
Scripture is clear about not putting an immature believer in position of influence or authority 😊
Where's that in the Bible?
@@thedude9941 1Tim 3:6 - This verse adds one additional qualification to those given for elders in verses 1 through 7. New believers are not prepared to lead other believers. This involves more than just their spiritual knowledge. It also speaks to their spiritual maturity. As Paul warns, giving too much authority too early can result in arrogance. His phrasing indicates a believer who is too quickly placed into a position of leadership can become proud and fall into sin. Christians are not perfect and often continue to struggle with sinful habits after coming to faith in Christ.
Even the most mature believers wrestle with temptation (Romans 7:18-20). Even Jesus faced Satan's temptations (Matthew 4:1-11), though He never sinned (Hebrews 4:15). More mature believers are better equipped to teach and equip members of the church. They are also more experienced in dealing with the temptations and stresses of the Christian life. And, they are more aware of their own shortcomings, so they are less likely to become arrogant. For these reasons, a person who is new in their faith should not be given spiritual authority over others. (Got Questions Ministries)
@@thedude9941 “A church leader must not be a new believer, because he might become proud, and the devil would cause him to fall.”
1 Timothy 3:6 NLT
I’m all for her if she’s serious and completely sincere. However I have heard recently that she’s still on only fans and apparently her fees have doubled. 🤔
afaik thats fake news
Yes that is fake news that trolls have been spreading around. Her site was still up for a time because she couldn't just press a button to make it go away. She had to manually remove 4 years worth of content on all her platforms. She also had some legal red tape to go through to complete the process.
@@robertthompson9643 that’s awesome news. I pray she stays strong in her renewed walk with Christ. Amen
Agreed. Take it with a grain of salt and pray for her.
Time for discipleship.
Amen!
Where sin abounds, grace abounds much more…
Completely agree with you, Allie.
Idk. Paul had a dramatic turn around on the road to Damascus. And he definitely didn't leave the spot light
Actually he did leave the “spotlight” for a while. He went away and studied and then returned to do his evangelism
God has a different plan for everyone.Not everyone is a Paul. Plus he was a pharisee so yes their background is different...
@@alexisyoung1556 how long is a little while? How long should some one wait before evangelism if moved to faith?
@@heirswithChrist8973 ok but how do you know she isn't the next Paul? Yes a Pharisee, the group the condemned the Messiah. Not exactly a background of faith
I’ve heard that he was out of the spotlight for about ten years (others seem to think more like 2-3 years). My guess is there is a commentary on this. Hope that helps with the comments provided.
Agree 💯 with Allie.
She is actually speaking genuine truth. Tbh its not easy to understand that.
Her story reminds of the prodigal son parable. The religious/legalistics condemn people who return to Christ and forget what there is NO condemnation for those IN Christ Jesus.
God works fast, and her sharing her story on the appropriate platforms encourages others to turn to christ. How can this be bad?
Yes I agree with you because she must be triggering people unintentionally.
Don’t you realize the Joy, Love, Peace etc…..she has finally found in Jesus! You just CANNOT keep those feelings inside! I remember when I first got saved, and my reaction was the same! You just want to tell EVERYONE about Jesus! 💕God bless her and Praise God for her Salvation 🙏
Agreed. She needs to lay low
Pray for her more than ever. The new Christians need more prayer for themselves and us intercessors for them than ever. The devil is not happy and looking to sink them. Please for them so that just as they had started the race so they could also end the race well.
It fascinates me with the arrogance that some Christians have....
agreed that kind of happened to me I was never majorly in the spotlight but from my perspective I was. Initially I battled not being in the spotlight and felt like maybe I should still be in it to use my platform and My platform was used to spread the message however you cant just go straight from one acquired skill set and audience that’s unjust straight to being biblically sound and in good conscious to teach. The best thing to do is to step away for awhile and for women even more so because it takes time to be transformed by the renewing of your mind. There needs to be lots of washing in the word, especially for women because the culture is so anti biblical woman.
I’m praying for her because having a track record like that the accuser will come persistently to extinguish the truth you have… many many devils will come out and throw her past her in face… very wise advice Allie as usual
She always makes sense
When the disciples were called by Jesus they were commanded to spread the gospel to the whole world, so when I hear what this woman is doing with her platform, I fully believe she is doing exactly what the Bible says to do. We don't have to " wait and grow" and then spread the gospel". While growing is definitely important and comes with the relationship, that doesn't make us then "qualified" to spread the gospel. I believe you can share the gospel immediately , and will most likely feel compelled to (knowing the stakes of people's souls being on the line).When I found Jesus and he lifted the vail off my eyes I told everyone who would listen to me about him. She has a mega platform to spread the gospel. She'll make mistakes yes and she'll mature in her faith and we all can pray that God gives her wisdom. I just believe us christians are commanded to spread the gospel. I can't imagine God being upset that she wants to tell the world about him, given the whole message of the gospel is Jesus saving us and then to spread the news of what we have in Christ. I'm happy for her and grateful she's been saved. I know growth is important, but not more important than sharing the news of Jesus to people who are lost. Growth will come and yes us christians can pray for her and her ministry to be led by Jesus and sound scripture.
We called it a lift where you are taken out if your culture so you can grow and be discipled.
There are numerous instances if people professing Christie discipled and not being grounded in the word and then getting the spotlight snd not only harming themselves spiritually but misleading others.
Sometimes by holding unsound doctrine snd sometimes by having sun in their life snd other believers see this and think it is okay ti act this way.
Paul after conversion was set aside for 14 years before dong some of his most influential ministry.
Just because someone gets saved dies not mean they are equipped for ministry of leading others in the faith.
Not sure if other countries have the same problem but we tend to think an athlete or entertainer who is saved us some how to lead in the church rather than an elder who meets the biblical qualifications snd has walked with God for years.
Salvation is instant sanctification and growth takes time.
Let's talk to her in a year from now and see if she's still fired up about Jesus. She's in the honeymoon faze now. Faith is a journey. Keep her in your prayers and let God do the rest.
Ally is 100 % on this one.
I can’t imagine being a celebrity that comes to Christ, and the magnifying glass you are thrust under! My heart really goes out to people like Kat VonD, and others. Heaven forbid they trip up!
God Bless Her 😊
Agree with you. I just became a Christian less than a year ago and that’s exactly what I’ve done. I don’t post on social media anymore I’m just developing my relationship with Jesus and going inward in order to grow into the person I want to be. There is a sanctification process and I find it disingenuous for anyone to use it as a way to gain followers when they are saved
I’m happy she’s turning her life around and if this is the type of fake that we’re getting now then please let’s make all of them fake that would be phenomenal because they can start fake and God can make it real❤
I agree that nobody should put her on a pedestal because of her newfound faith, and at the same time... I believe that she is ABSOLUTELY right to outwardly express the change that has happened in her life since she accepted Christ. Yes, Saul/Paul took two to three years to prove himself before he became the first Missionary, but he didn't take that long to share his testimony. He started talking about what happened on the road to Damascus as soon as he arrived in Damascus. Obviously, Nala needs to take time to grow and mature in her faith before she enters any sort of ministry role, and from what I've observed, she's already been doing that, but that doesn't mean that she should be quiet about it in the mean time. That's just my opinion.
Is there nothing he can’t do? God sure does work in mysterious ways! Glory to God for changing her and bringing her back to his side!
I very much agree. It almost seems like a marketing move. God bless her.
Ally please reach out to her like she said shes a "baby christian" she needs strong christian women like you to help her guide her became she is also is in the internet world. Like her i grew up in and out church and my parents got divorced. I started going to church but I wasn't in church untill the lead singer Vee started guiding me back to christ I appreciate her much for her. Young girls like Nala and me NEED the guidance of strong christian women like you and Vee ❤
Yes remember everyone said Kanye was a Christian. He wasn’t and he isn’t.
I've been a born again Christian basically my whole life but I was just practicing religion until God broke me down and called me back to know him. We should absolutely be praying for her.
She's made her money off of a bunch of simps. She's worth well over 5 million. Her rampant in your face debauchery is plastered all over the internet. She's a disgrace. No thanks.
Love to see her on your show just like you did with Kat Von D♥️ That’s when I started subscribing your channel♥️
All the Angels that celebrated when she came back home, is still more than the haterz, skeptics, scoffers, whomever or whatever. It doesn’t matter at all. Believe me, I’ve had my fan base let me know 😂😂😂advice just keep going forward, March!!!!
People are so weird. As christians, we should be applauding the goodness and metvy of God and we should be praying for her.
Great point
💯True Allue. It would be wise to leave the spotlight for a time❤
There again, who is ANYONE for assuming they know what Holy Spirit asked her to step up and do. Jesus didn’t exactly ask the woman at the well to be quiet about her belief. Just saying.
I've seen a few of these bu I would like to hear her actual testimony. She seems to be preaching but I don't really know where she's coming from?
How can someone doubt a persons recent conversion? Talk about judgie, that the ultimate. What does a person need to “look like” to qualify in the church, as a Christian?
Yup, felt the same way about Kat Von D.
Is doesn't hurt you if her conversion isn't real. But everybody doubting and being aweful to new Christians can hurt them.
There is a part of me that sincerly agrees. But sharing her testimony now would perhaps leave a greater impact than waiting until whatever level of Christian maturity is seen in her later down. And who determines how mature she must be before testifying? Surely that decision should left up to the Holy Spirit. Nevertheless I hope that she is surrounded by people who will help keep her grounded in spite of all the public social media exposure.
It's a wait and see. If Christians feel compelled to they should pray for her as they would any new believer. Jesus also told us to 'test the spirits". I believe as Christians we are commanded to do both. And lastly... I believe it was RC Sproul who said "God made penitents before he made divines". We should all strive to remember that. ✨🙏🏼✨
I don't understand the obsession with her, or other people who become believers in a certain religion. why are people playing along?
I agree.
I think it all depends on what God leads you to do! What are you saying is very sound, but we do not know his plan and who maybe she is helping in such a social media world we live in!
Makes me think of Brian Head Welch
He got backlash no matter what he did though!
Well, when John Paul 2 was asked: "what should I do, I lost my faith..."
He replied:
"Just pretend, it will return"
What if God is using her spotlight?
She's a new Christian (hopefully) we need to leave her to get to know her Savior and grow in sanctification.
My question is, why do they always seem to look for attention. Is it just another way to be in the spotlight? Maybe I'm wrong.
What makes you think that it wasn't the Holy Spirit who led her to share her story? What makes you think she didn't have the pure intention of wanting to help someone?
I totally agree Abby. I think that is biblical too.
She could also be a stumbling block for people who are addicted to pornography. A struggling person could be at a weak point and her talking about her pornography past, is just a few clicks away. Thank the Lord she has been saved, but sanctification is done in secret with the Lord.
I disagree with your point. Based on your reasoning no one who did or struggled with porn should talk about it because it can cause someone struggling to be tempted. Nah. Millions have been held captive by this industry. She should talk about how God delivered her from it not hide His goodness in her life because of someone's untamed lust.
Well as long as she took her onlyfans down I don't see why people would say she's fake
Just like with Kat Von D, no one knows this young lady’s journey up to this point and what has been happening behind the scenes. There are details between her and God that are only between her and God. How about we stop questioning her authenticity and just pray for her as well as ourselves. Sanctification is an ongoing process that occurs for EVERY believer and follower of Jesus Christ.
I don’t think the fakeness people are getting is in her faith. I don’t think anyone’s doubting her love for Christ. I think what people don’t trust is whether she’s fully put that life behind her. You can sense she maybe hasn’t totally left it behind her by the makeup, the hair, the demeanor, the money, the fame…I think that’s what it is…but it comes with her growth in the Lord.
I call this the Paul effect the early church was hesitant when Paul first gave his life to Christ since he was a murderer turned Christian
But Paul left for a long time before he preached the gospel.
Being hesitant isn't the wrong response, Saul was not immediately welcomed into the fold upon his conversion.
she saw kat von D get attention and wanted her own but also i think part of it is genuine
Amen!
Amen to all that
Girl you need to smile 😃 more often!
What about the Girls gone Bible? What's your take on them?
I think she just likes attention and fame. Alley is right. If its genuine, I woild expect her to keep her head down for awhile and ponder herself.
I'm assuming people are knocking down her virtual door for interviews. I found the one she did with Michael Knowles very well done, powerful even. I don't think it's wrong to accept a few choice interviews to explain yourself, especially as she was a semi public person before (having had clips on the whatever podcast gone viral). I don't think she's taking advantage of people's interest in the genuinity of her conversion, but rather using it as an opportunity to make Christ's name great. I have only seen her give him all the glory. She has also been very gracious towards her parents, even though she is obviously still very hurt. I pray that they will see the sincere change in her and their relationship will ultimately be restored.
Based take
I don’t believe her for even half a second so yes I will be praying VERY hard for her
Though I hope and pray that her repentance and devotion to Christ is genuine... I have to say that I will not elevate her and put her on a pedestal as an example. It takes time to see if her conversion is real by see the fruits of the spirit.
I think we have to remember that there are mortal sins and lesser sins. This lady hasn’t committed a mortal sin and it isn’t even clear the doing pornography is a sin. In God’s eye, she has acted immorally frequently and for a few years. I can see God forgiving her easily, but I don’t think this makes her good wife material.
Humility humility humility
Have to see wear she attends church
As Christians we don't need any celebrities we have Jesus!
God has always lifted up men to glorify Himself. God will continue to lift up men to glorify Himself. Jesus is the greatest and because of Him there will be many great men.
I agree, why does she seem to still crave attention?
amen good for her!!
Church people really love to hear about these amazing conversions don't they ? Notice I didn't say believers. Its as if it improves upon Gods abilities or something.
Considering alot of people who call themselves Christians think a woman like this can never be saved or redeemed by Christ, I'd argue testimonies like this are important.
I can't tell you the amount of "christian groups" I've seen men who struggle with sexual sin and lust and fornication having all the mercy and understanding in the world for other men who struggle, while simultaneously putting a woman's worth on her virginity and condemning former sex workers, or just women who were in fornication, or even women who are victims of rape as "irreparable and unsalvagable".
That points to how important and needed these testimonies are- Christ can redeem *anybody*, and to beleive he can't is a spirit of unforgiveness and hypocrisy, especially when many of the men ready to throw stones have somehow found forgiveness for their own sexual sins.
God warns us, Judge not, lest ye be judged. And we are also told to forgive others because he had the mercy to forgive us even when we don't deserve it.
God is not happy with people who call their sexual sins forgiven while looking on others like this former only fans creator calling them unredeemable, when the truth is, one makes the p*rn, the other faps to it- both are the same sin. the people that can't find forgiveness for former sexworkers often consumed their content, or similar content, yet somehow find forgiveness for themselves. That's hypocrisy and God will hold them to the standard of unforgiveness they hold a former sex worker to- and that means they can absolutely lose their salvation over that.
But Kat Von D got your respect 🤔
I had the same thought…
but I think Nala still does TikTok and stuff as her source of income, only now she talks about Jesus. I think doing an interview here and there is fine, but maybe don’t preach Christianity if you’ve only been filling Christ for a couple of months 🤷🏻♂️
She made bank and now wants normal life, yes, Jesus forgives but he doesn't erase the internet.
Yes agree
Jesus rules
Yesssss❤🎉❤
100%
She needs to sit down and be humble. Simple as that. Many of us have been on the path to salvation for as long as we can remember, she should be the last voice to be heard
Galatians 3:15 But when he who had set me apart before I was born, and who called me by his grace, 16 was pleased to reveal his Son to me, in order that I might preach him among the Gentiles, I did not immediately consult with anyone; 17 nor did I go up to Jerusalem to those who were apostles before me, but I went away into Arabia, and returned again to Damascus.
18 Then after three years I went up to Jerusalem...