Please...take a moment and introduce yourself.

Make your introduction personal as well as business, your choice.  Be brief if possible (and I am laughing as I have trouble being brief).  This is not a requirement by any means, just a suggestion to help us get to know one another! 

A huge part of having a Christian Accountability Group is in getting to know one another.  If you have certain issues you are dealing with as a Christian, and want to include that in your introduction, please do so.  If you have reasons for wanting accountability, please state them as this helps us understand your struggles in regards to your walk with God, and lets us know how we can help in keeping you accountable.

If you aren't ready for this step yet, that is ok too.  Read and respond as you would like to. 

If you want to respond to this blog with your intro, that is ok.  If you prefer to write your own introductory blog as an introduction to you, please do so.  This will certainly gather more responses.  You might even consider linking to your "Me-Me" if you have done one already.  I will link to mine.  If you haven't done a "Me-Me" yet, let me know and I will send you one.  This is totally awesome, and everyone who does one really makes a lot of new friends here in the Rain.  I met some wonderful people who responded to mine. 

What...you don't know what a "Me-Me" is?  Click here to read mine!
The blank version will be all of the highlighted words such as "I am," or "I think," and you are to fill in what you think/feel after that.  Use mine for an example of how to do yours, and feel free to call me if you have questions!

The "Me-me" may be a super introduction for some of you, others may want to skip that and just write a short bio...or you may to do a combination.  No rules on this, do it as you want to, or don't do it if you aren't ready for that step yet.

And....include a favorite Bible Verse if you have one that you really love above all others.  I don't have a favorite verse, but a favorite group of verses...which is found in Matt 5, and Luke 6, and is entitled "Love Your Enemies."  To me this is what the gospel is truly all about!  I look forward to meeting each of you through your introductions.

Rejoice In The Lord Always!

~ Greg ~