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I used to have this amazing relationship with Him, and now I feel like it's gone.

I’m honestly not sure what to do if she won’t support my decision.

I recently lost both parents, and I have no friends to turn to.

I feel like I’ve led him on, and like I can’t leave. I just need help knowing how to escape this drama.

I’m afraid that if I question things, I’ll lose my faith.

And can LGBTQ+ individuals serve in church leadership? Join groups? Serve on a mission?

I still love him and miss him.

I agree with him that he definitely needs time to be single and mature before jumping into any kind of relationship again, but I still love him deeply.

I want to introduce him to my journey with God, and we both want to start a new beginning and spark that fire.

They are scared that I’m going to draw back from the family just because I got baptized somewhere outside the catholic church.

I feel like trying to meet someone is a game full of lies just for sex and like I’m just wasting my time.

One day he seems interested, and the next he tells me it’s not a date…

I’m terrified to die because I have asked God so many times to save me, but I feel like I’m falsely thinking I’m saved.

Please help. I can't live holding in all these emotions.

Why can’t I really express my feelings?

I want to tell her how I feel, but I don’t want to risk our amazing friendship.

Is there a limit to what He will forgive me for?

We broke up over a misunderstanding, but I really feel like she’s the one.

I feel like God spoke to me and told me (through a man) that I’d be married really soon.

Even if you just do it to get rid of the sexual urge?

The pressures of grades and expectations are getting to be too much to handle.

He lets his anger and bad thoughts consume him. I’m at the point where I feel mentally and emotionally abused. I don’t know if I should continue this relationship.

I recently found out that one of my friends is bi. How do I continue a friendship with her without it being awkward? Should I be using this as a witnessing opportunity?

All the online articles seem to paint non-Christians one color: “All nonbelievers are evil, will lead you off the path, and you’ll end up with fifty piercings and in a bar because of them.” But this friend of mine is the sweetest, kindest, least judgmental person I have ever met - including my Christian acquaintances. She doesn’t drink or any of that. Is it a bad idea to keep being her friend?

Sometimes the urges to be sexually intimate with him are so strong that I feel like I can’t stop myself. I don’t want him to feel like I’m pushing marriage on him, but it feels like we are at that step. What do I do?