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A Social Community For Christians
Welcome to The VALIANT CHRISTIAN, join and start connecting today.
“We connect followers of Christ world wide. The Valiant Christian is a space where members can blog and connect on the activity wall (news feed). We also have a few discussion groups/forums, thereamong a group for Christian artists and bible study groups.”
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Founder · The Valiant Christian
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Q&A
– Question #1
What is the purpose of Valiant Christian?
“I’d say the purpose is to help speard God’s Word, learn more about what the Bible says and what God wants for us. Connect with others who wants to grow in faith, share our salvation stories, be inspired & inspire others, connect with the likeminded, and so on.”
– Question #2
Who can join?
“We welcome members from all backgrounds who seek to grow -and socialize in faith on our platform. Interested athiests are always highly welcomed.”
– Question #3
What does ‘valiant’ refer to biblically?
“In the Bible, “valiantly” means to act with exceptional courage, strength, and brave determination. Derived from the Hebrew word chayil and the Latin valeo, it frequently describes mighty warriors defeating enemies, but spiritually, it points to believers actively standing strong and accomplishing great victories through reliance on God.”
– Question #4
Is Valiant Christian an app?
“The Valiant Christian is built to be a desktop experience, meaning our website is best viewed in a browser on a larger screen such as a computer or surf pad. We do not currently have an app.”
Member posts.
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Podcast Episode: The Story of Noah and the Ark
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Podcast Episode: The Story of Adam and Eve
Pip: VALIANT CHRISTIAN — where the origin stories are older than dirt, and I mean that quite literally. Mara: Today we're walking through the…
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The Bible: A Detailed Overview
Photo by Aaron Burden on Unsplash The Bible is a collection of 66 sacred books (39 in the Old Testament, 27 in the New Testament) written over roughly 1,500 years by…


