Am I being too sensitive toward the words of my family?

nooo mam you are not …

no…I dont think so. I mean every1 has their own opinion, and itz a free country…so itz ok 2 say how you feel, but I think itz just up 2 what you beleive, and staying true 2 it. :]

A girl in our town is and has been a Christian for a little over two years and lives with the rest of her family who are Hindu. Imagine the conflict when she wants to go to the Acquire The Fire events. I drive the bus and her mom brought her by with a smile last December when 29 (6 chaperones) of us went to Billings. She knows she is loved and has entrusted her daughter with the church youth group since she was in junior high. Even now, at 21, “U” still wants to be there for these trips as she has grown up knowing the younger ones.

Keep living your life for the Lord and your family will notice the change in you. Love them. Love them. Love them!

After my father passed away my mother was kind of ticked off at G-d. She said some pretty bad things…

I am going to first assume that your religion has the same doctrine as mine. I am also going to assume that they are aware that it bothers you.

1. Love the Lord thy G-d.
2. Honor and Obey your parents. When rules one and two come into conflict with one another then the first one always comes before the second. Yeshua said to pray for those who persecute you. It seems that some cases are hopless, I thought so too. G-d proved me wrong though as he always does.

They make fun of it because they think by demeaning you and mocking you, you’ll see how ridiculous your views are and you’ll start to see things their way (yes that’s really stupid, but parents can do stupid things sometimes). Just ignore them. They’re being narrow minded and intolerant. You dont need to get upset by that. So what if they think that way?

You should learn to tolerate other religions and let your parents practice their own.