I keep seeing a lot of random sites claiming so and so and honestly its confusing. My Laptop is 1650 gtx 16 gb ram.
So I wanted to ask whats actually the best and safest place to get gtaV ?
I wanna play it one last time before gta 6 :)
Hello everyone,
I am planning to apply for a U.S. religious worker visa and would like to hear from anyone who has gone through the process or helped someone apply.
I am especially interested in the recommendation/support letters from pastors or church leaders in my home country.
For those who were approved:
Any advice, examples or lessons learned would be greatly appreciated
For a while now Ive been getting bored of games and it honestly sucks to admit. Whenever I play something I end up rushing through it just to get to the ending and move on. I barely touch side quests anymore and dont really take my time like I used to.
For example about two weeks ago I played Infamous 1 and Infamous 2. I actually had a lot of fun with them and enjoyed the story+gameplay but I still just rushed through both games and ignored most of the side content.
It feels like the flame I used to have for gaming is slowly dying and I dont know if its burnout, getting older or just changing tastes. I don't wanna play.
Has anyone gone through this? Was there a game that genuinely reignited your love for gaming again?
PS: for context some of the games I liked were GTA San Andreas, Ori 1 and 2, GTA V, red dead redemption two, control, death stranding one, black flag and this really cool game called I am alive (I don't know if anyone has played it) planet zoo, mad Max. Prototype one and two.
I saw some random guy saying that the trailer was coming and he was betting like $1000 or €1000 and I'm not sure but did he give the money or did he say something or he like banned or like despised by community?
why is no one asking this lol
Im 26 and serving at a very small church where a few teens and the rest are older adults there really aren’t any women my age there.
Theres one girl (16) on the worship team who keeps looking at me a lot during services. Its not just random, there have been multiple times where she looks at me, I look back, we kind of lock eyes for a moment and then both look away. She also tends to sit somewhere in my line of sight. Its been happening consistently enough that I feel like its intentional and Im starting to think she might have a crush on me.
That already makes me uncomfortable but whats harder for me to admit is my own reaction. I’ve been feeling really lonely my life is basically just church and home every week and I’ve never properly dated or had a real relationship. My family was very overprotective growing up so I never really developed that part of my life.
Because of that I catch myself actually liking the attention. I even find myself thinking about her after I get home and that honestly disturbs me. Even thinking if this might work if it were to happen. I know clearly this would be wrong and I dont want anything inappropriate at all. But the fact that part of me is drawn to the attention makes me feel ashamed.
Since the church is so small, I cant really avoid her completely or just step away from serving.
I know the Bible says God provides a way out of temptation but I dont know what that looks like in a situation like this. How do I actually “escape” this in a practical sense?
Should I actively avoid eye contact and distance myself? Should I talk to my pastor or another trusted adult even though I feel like they might not understand? And how do I even pray about this honestly without just feeling guilt and shame?
I really want to handle this in a way that honors God and protects everyone involved. I’d really appreciate honest, biblical advice.
Im 26 and serving at a very small church where a few teens and the rest are older adults there really aren’t any women my age there.
Theres one girl (16) on the worship team who keeps looking at me a lot during services. Its not just random, there have been multiple times where she looks at me, I look back, we kind of lock eyes for a moment and then both look away. She also tends to sit somewhere in my line of sight. Its been happening consistently enough that I feel like its intentional and Im starting to think she might have a crush on me.
That already makes me uncomfortable but whats harder for me to admit is my own reaction. I’ve been feeling really lonely my life is basically just church and home every week and I’ve never properly dated or had a real relationship. My family was very overprotective growing up so I never really developed that part of my life.
Because of that I catch myself actually liking the attention. I even find myself thinking about her after I get home and that honestly disturbs me. Even thinking if this might work if it were to happen. I know clearly this would be wrong and I dont want anything inappropriate at all. But the fact that part of me is drawn to the attention makes me feel ashamed.
Since the church is so small, I cant really avoid her completely or just step away from serving.
I know the Bible says God provides a way out of temptation but I dont know what that looks like in a situation like this. How do I actually “escape” this in a practical sense?
Should I actively avoid eye contact and distance myself? Should I talk to my pastor or another trusted adult even though I feel like they might not understand? And how do I even pray about this honestly without just feeling guilt and shame?
I really want to handle this in a way that honors God and protects everyone involved. I’d really appreciate honest, biblical advice.
Edit#1: Sorry, I should clarify what I meant by “serving.” I help in the sound booth... so its more of a technical/volunteer role. Im not in any position of authority over the youth and I havent gone to Bible school (though Im considering it for my future) I have shared my testimony before and once gave a short message about fasting but I wouldnt consider myself in any kind of leadership role. I just wanted to make that clear so the situation isn’t misunderstood.
Edit#2: Thank you everyone for your messages, I have decided to tell the pastor if this goes on any further until then I ignore her when she looks.
Im 26 and serving at a very small church where a few teens and the rest are older adults there really aren’t any women my age there.
Theres one girl (16) on the worship team who keeps looking at me a lot during services. Its not just random, there have been multiple times where she looks at me, I look back, we kind of lock eyes for a moment and then both look away. She also tends to sit somewhere in my line of sight. Its been happening consistently enough that I feel like its intentional and Im starting to think she might have a crush on me.
That already makes me uncomfortable but whats harder for me to admit is my own reaction. I’ve been feeling really lonely my life is basically just church and home every week and I’ve never properly dated or had a real relationship. My family was very overprotective growing up so I never really developed that part of my life.
Because of that I catch myself actually liking the attention. I even find myself thinking about her after I get home and that honestly disturbs me. Even thinking if this might work if it were to happen. I know clearly this would be wrong and I dont want anything inappropriate at all. But the fact that part of me is drawn to the attention makes me feel ashamed.
Since the church is so small, I cant really avoid her completely or just step away from serving.
I know the Bible says God provides a way out of temptation but I dont know what that looks like in a situation like this. How do I actually “escape” this in a practical sense?
Should I actively avoid eye contact and distance myself? Should I talk to my pastor or another trusted adult even though I feel like they might not understand? And how do I even pray about this honestly without just feeling guilt and shame?
I really want to handle this in a way that honors God and protects everyone involved. I’d really appreciate honest, biblical advice.
Edit: Sorry, I should clarify what I meant by “serving.” I help in the sound booth... so its more of a technical/volunteer role. Im not in any position of authority over the youth and I havent gone to Bible school (though Im considering it for my future) I have shared my testimony before and once gave a short message about fasting but I wouldnt consider myself in any kind of leadership role. I just wanted to make that clear so the situation isn’t misunderstood.