Charlie Lavin

Recently I have been putting a lot of thought into my future and what I want to achieve. Whether that be next year or in five years, I have a pretty strong idea of what I want to do. So I have planned out exactly what I want to do as a carer, the places i want to travel to and where I want to go to university etc. Now this may sound like I'm in an ideal situation, but trust me I'm not. I may sound really organised, but I couldn't be more unprepared. Right, so seeing as I have no idea what could happen tomorrow, I certainly have no idea what could happen in a few months time either. Virtually anything could unexpectedly prop up in my life, which could affect any one of my plans. So this means that a part/all my future plans could go down the drain. This will then leave me not knowing what I'm meant to do with my life.  I guess what I'm trying to say is, don't stay focused on one life plan because it will leave you devastated if that doesn't go ahead. Try

So i got told that if i wrote a blog post explaining Christianity then it would help a lot of people. I really liked that idea, however i had no idea where to start. So I messaged a few people asking them to send me a question and I'd answer it on here and message them back the response. I was really thankful when I had some great questions come through, so I thought i'd share those and the answers with you. 1.  If there is really a god then why do kids kill themselves over mental issues and bullying? Firstly this is a really tough question to answer as this topic is really sensitive and personal to many. I really hope I don't say anything which would hurt anybody, but please let me know if I do. I feel like I should start with that God doesn't cause any of this hurt or evil in the world. He created the world to be perfect and for us to follow in the image of him. (Which is what Christians try and do). However he also gave us free will, which is why this world is f