@Dr. Zach Richardson @Tim Deschamps Connect with these guys. @Dr. Zach Richardson has a community to help rehab athletes if you're interested in that. I know @Kamil Prokurat may be interested as an athlete himself. @Tim Deschamps builds websites and now he owns a digital design and software development agency.

Thinking of changing the name and image. I want to know your thoughts and opinions. F4 Brotherhood Faith Family Fitness Fellowship

I wanted to make a post here and was curious of your input. Thought this was the group to do it. And I can sense @Cameron Staples sincerity, care, and loving heart. So, a little background about myself. I was raised Jewish (but never really religious or spiritual at all), just culturally and family wise. I would say I was primarily atheist and did not think about faith at all. But, a bit of time ago, like last year, I was in a deep depression, and I remember hearing a divine beings voice and him saying "your purpose is to be the light" and I felt a presence like nothing I've ever felt afterwards. Like I was finally whole. Since then, I've been exploring, reading scriptures, and praying, trying to find out what is the truth. I've learned a lot about NDEs (near-death experiences) and how people visit the lord and describe it as a place they don't want to leave and "home". I personally do not just blindly accept anything and like to think for myself. So, now I'm at the point where I would say I believe in god and technically have faith, but I struggle to understand if he is a loving god and if he really redeems the pain people go through/if he wants us all to just suffer at this point because we are sinners. How do I know god is not an evil god is a question I think about a lot. I'm curious to your relationships/if anyone has any stories with their faith that are less so related to blind obedience but a true loving faithful relationship with the lord. Hope this makes sense.

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We all have different reasons for moving our bodies. Some of us lift heavy, some stick to bodyweight, others lace up for a run or throw on gloves and hit the bag. What’s your preferred method of training, and more importantly, why did you choose it? Was it about time, results, injury recovery, mental health, or just straight-up enjoyment? Drop your answer below. Let’s learn from each other and maybe even discover something new to try. Iron sharpens iron.