‘LPBW’: Tori Roloff Took The Plunge And Got Baptized Two Weeks Ago
LPBW fans quite often see Tori Roloff write about how her family inspires her. She doesn’t often talk about God and her faith, but fans see enough on Instagram to know she’s a Christian. Some fans were a bit surprised to know that until recently, she never actually took the plunge literally by getting baptized. However, this month, she decided the time had come.
LPBW fans know Tori and Audrey get on with fellow Christian Danielle Busby
While OutDaughtered mom, Danielle Busby often shares about her faith, Tori doesn’t as much. However, it’s well known that Audrey Roloff and Tori get on with their friend Danielle. Obviously, Tori’s attitude to life, like Danielle, gets shaped somewhat by her faith and religion. While she often shares about her thankfulness and her love for her family, she tends not to credit everything to God. Quite often, she rather claims she gets her inspiration from her beautiful family, TV Shows Ace reported.
Actually, not “hiding her light under a bushel,” Tori does go to church. The LPBW star just mentions it less often than some reality TV stars. This weekend she revealed on March 1, she finally decided on just getting baptized. She shared about it in quite a lengthy Instagram post on Saturday night. In a way, she used her post to remind followers that despite the Coronavirus, to keep the faith and trust in God.
Tori gets baptized at the beginning of the month
The Little People, Big World star shared a photo of herself standing in the baptismal pool at church. Her lengthy caption mentioned that she’s been a Christian for around ten years But, she never got baptized until now. Tori mentioned that she tended to find excuses, talking about being inappropriately dressed. But two weeks ago she went for it. Tori wrote that the pastor ended his sermon with “why not just do it today?” That decided her.
In front of her special friends and family, Tori went up for the ceremony. In her post, the LPBW star reminded her fans, “In light of everything that’s happening in our world right now I’m even more grateful for this step in my faith. I know God has got this.” Then she talked about the Coronavirus, noting, “whether it be corona virus or something else, nothing is greater than our God and I put my trust in him.” Tori said that she feels a lot better now and she found some peace during this “scary time.”
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Did you get baptized like Tori Roloff? Did you feel it helped you trust in God to see you thought the scary times? Sound off your thoughts in the comments below.
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I was baptized as a baby. I am so happy about Tori’s decision to be baptized. I was twelve years old when I accepted Jesus as my Savior. God has seen me through a lot. I was born with a rare genetic disorder called Marfan Syndrome. It is a connective tissue disorder that affects 1 in 500,000 people in the United States. God has seen me through 2 open heart surgeries, foot surgery, knee surgery, appendectomy, gallbladder removal, and pacemaker implantation. He has done so much for me.
I had my first open heart in 1993. I was having really bad chest pain, and ended up in the hospital with what turned out to be an Aortic Aneurysm that was 9cm. across. I was also told about Marfan Syndrome, at the same time. I originally was supposed to go to Johns-Hopkins University Hospital to have my surgery. But, the hospital didn’t take my insurance. We found the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Then, I broke my leg and had to wait until I was mostly healed to have the surgery. So, the surgeon that was to do my surgery got transferred to another hospital. So, we found the wonderful doctor that I had. I found out later that these were some of the best in the country for my type of surgery. I feel that this was God’s thumbprint. When He closes a door, He opens another.