/r/Christians Classics
In this thread I'll be posting some of the highlights from /r/christians community over the years.
The first classic is a post written by a former mod who is still dearly missed, /u/reformedscot. He had a wonderful personality and a deeply biblical but loving approach to applying Scripture.
In this post from 7 years ago, he elaborates on our "Share Biblically" rule because at the time we were being challenged on why we weren't more like /r/christianity.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Christians/comments/4hvwgl/comment/d2ss7br/
He just got worn out and tired of Reddit mostly. And he had other things he wanted to focus on more.
In this /r/christians classic from 4 years ago, I get a little extra emotional about how the subreddit ministered to me.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Christians/comments/cwlrsy/thank_you_rchristians_for_ministering_to_me/
