u/SnooChickens3044

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Sofi banking

Hey everyone!

I’m considering switching my VA disability direct deposit to SoFi, but I’ve heard people say they receive their VA disability payments **6–7 days early** with SoFi. I know SoFi advertises early direct deposit, but I’m trying to find out if veterans actually receive their disability payments that early.
For those of you who receive VA disability compensation through SoFi, I’d love to hear your experiences!
**How many days early do you actually receive your VA disability payment?** Is it really 6–7 days early, or is it usually 1–2 days?
What date did your most recent VA disability payment hit your SoFi account compared with the official payment date?
What are the biggest benefits of banking with SoFi?
What are the downsides?

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u/SnooChickens3044 — 4 days ago

Holy fire questions 🔥

Christians who have experienced the “fire” of the Holy Spirit — what does it feel like for you, and how do you discern what it means?
I’m specifically looking for personal experiences/testimonies from believers who have experienced this.
Sometimes when I’m praying, talking about God, worshipping, or in certain spiritual moments, I’ll physically feel what I can only describe as a fiery/burning sensation inside of me. I’ve felt it strongly in my chest/heart area, but I’ve also experienced it in my hands and sometimes in my belly/stomach.
It doesn’t feel like I’m physically being burned or like something is hurting me. It’s more like an intense internal heat/fire.
I know Scripture uses fire imagery in connection with God and the Holy Spirit — Acts 2:3 describes tongues “as of fire,” Luke 24:32 says, “Did not our heart burn within us…”, and Jeremiah 20:9 describes God’s Word as a burning fire shut up in his bones.
What I’m curious about is your personal experience.
If you’ve experienced something similar:
Where in your body do you feel it?
What does it physically feel like?
What were you doing when it happened — praying, worshipping, reading Scripture, talking to someone, etc.?
Have you noticed it happening during particular situations?
Do you believe the Holy Spirit was communicating, confirming, convicting, comforting, warning, healing, or prompting you to do something?
Most importantly, how did you discern what the fire meant in that particular moment instead of automatically assuming what it meant?
I’m especially interested in hearing from people who have experienced this repeatedly and have learned to recognize whether there are different meanings depending on the situation.
I’m not looking to debate whether spiritual experiences exist. I’m simply interested in hearing other Christians’ testimonies and comparing experiences while keeping Scripture as the foundation.

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u/SnooChickens3044 — 2 months ago