ChristianChat
reviews and complaints

This site, ChristianChat, has a lot of sock accounts that are hard to keep track of. It seems like the long-lived accounts belong to the owners and their family. If you want to know who they are, it's easy. Just hover your mouse over the name of someone who is being obnoxious on the forum. A box will pop up briefly with their profile information. If they've been there since 2013 or 2014, that's probably them.

I appreciate the reviews warning Christians to stay away from this site. They have had an impact on the atheist owner and family sock accounts. Two of them have closed their usual accounts, including DControversial, who now says they're banned. But they're still there, you just have to find them. Look for the most obnoxious fool who posts the most in recent pages, and that's probably them.

Another troll atheist family member was called 7Seasrekeyed, who is also the moderator using the name Once Fallen. They asked to have their account closed because of all the bad press these types of sites are getting. Same reason DControversial had his account banned. He was such an $#*! that people would believe he finally got tossed.

Now 7Seasrekeyed is there as lenna, but it's the same fool with a different name. Hate seems to be their doctrine at CC. They love Jesus, but they also love to misrepresent his words, mock him, and attack his true believers.

But God is not mocked. Revenge is his, and he will take care of the CC atheist hate crew. So if you see them coming, duck for cover.

This review is pretty long, but I think it's important to share my experience with ChristianChat. I was really disappointed with my time on the site for a few reasons.

First of all, there's a lot of racism and secularism on the site. It's really sad because if someone who isn't a Christian comes on the site looking for answers, they might be turned off by the conversations happening in the "lounge." The moderators don't do anything to stop these conversations, even when they're openly racist. I've seen a lot of Americans talking about black people in really derogatory ways.

Secondly, the moderators don't seem to care about protecting or guiding members. There's no option to deactivate your account, and it seems like all they want is for people to donate money every month. I had a really bad experience with a man who was harassing me on the site. I called him out for being inappropriate, and he started sending me angry messages every day. I couldn't block him, and every time I tried to get help from a moderator, they would just ignore me or tell me to ask someone else. It took months for them to finally delete my account.

Thirdly, there are a lot of creepy guys on the site. Some of them pretend to be Christian or non-believers looking for answers, but really they just want to get you on Skype. I had one guy who was 47, single, and lived with his mother. He had a fetish for hermaphrodites, but he introduced himself as a Christian who was just looking for a godly conversation. It was really disturbing.

Finally, a lot of people on the site ask for donations or help getting travel visas. Most of them are from India or the Middle East, and they also ask for funds for their ministries. It's really frustrating that the moderators will jump on this kind of thing right away, but they won't do anything to stop the racism or harassment.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend ChristianChat to anyone. It's just not a safe or welcoming place for anyone who isn't a white American Christian.

I gotta say, I'm pretty upset about my experience with ChristianChat. I heard some bad things about it, but I didn't listen and decided to check it out anyway. Big mistake. All I did was ask if they were anti-catholic, and they started attacking me and breaking their own rules left and right. I decided to test them out and typed "lmfao" - instant ban. I was genuinely curious about why I got banned, so I asked if I could be unbanned. They told me to email Chris, the owner of the chatroom. So I did, and he told me I had to wait a month to be unbanned. He also said I broke three rules, but I didn't promote catholicism - I just asked if they were anti-catholic. That's not promoting anything, right?

It seems like they're really hateful towards anyone who disagrees with them. If you cuss, type "lmao," or have a different interpretation of things, you're out. And if you talk about anything that a mod or admin doesn't like, you're banned. They're just ban happy, I guess. It seems like they only have about 5-10 regulars, and everyone else is just "new." If you don't bow down to them, you're out.

To make matters worse, Chris threatened me in an email. Not cool, man. I'm not happy about it, but I wouldn't mind if trolls, hackers, and spammers started messing with them. I know I'll regret saying that later, but I'm just so tired of fake Christians. It's ridiculous that they allow Christians but not Catholics, Wiccans, Pagans, and so on. And yet they have a rule that says "Do NOT attack others religions, genders, sexs, etc." Hypocritical much?

As Christians, we're supposed to love and talk with everyone, not divide and condemn and judge. Where's that karma bus when you need it?

Yeshua, a Jew, is a well-known fact, even among atheists. However, ChristianChat.com seems to avoid discussing this topic. If you mention anything related to the Jewish Sabbath, such as the Seventh-day Adventists who recognize the traditional Sabbath time from sundown on Friday to sundown on Saturday, or if you are an SDA member, you will be targeted first off.

I have never seen such openly hostile opposition to anything Jewish on any Christian forum. I came across an old post where a member was berated for using the actual Hebrew name of Jesus in her posts. In that thread, the member also mentioned the Torah, which caused the guy to go off on her. He openly called for her to be targeted by others and warned members to beware of anyone who uses the name Yeshua and references Torah in a thread.

After that post, the lady member was insulted, berated, and accused of not being a Christian. It's unbelievable.

The site prohibits members from PMing one another unless they are paid members. If a paid member PMs someone who hasn't paid, that person can reply back. But otherwise, no PMs are allowed. They seem to be paranoid. Someone told one of the mods that someone on the forum staff PM'd people about the sock accounts staff have there operating as trolls on the site.

Guess what happened? If you want to PM now, you have to give them money. And then, the really sick part is, when you do that, the owner gets your actual name and address. Because no matter what payment method is used, the company that gives the donation has to include the person's legal information with the money donated. The site staff then knows that donor's legal name and because their account is to be noted as a paid member, their screen name.

This is not good. They sell all that information, your mailing info., on mail lists. And they've already sold your email registration information too.

This site is greedy, hate-filled, and bad news all around. Not many new arrivals last long. But you'll know who most likely are those staff sock accounts by the tenor of their sarcastic posts that never get moderated. And the fact that sarcastic [censored] has been there for years. Just like the moderators and administration.

I read on another review site that one of the staff is a convicted pedophile. If that's true, the place is worse than I thought.

Christianchat.com is a site that I would not recommend to anyone. To put it simply, it is an evil site. I know that may sound like an exaggeration, but I truly believe it is an accurate description. The moderators, RoboOp and Still Waters, are just plain evil people. I joined the site because I was going through a difficult time in my life and thought that an online Christian community would be a good place for me to find support. At first, I enjoyed chatting with other members and discussing various topics. However, as time went on, I began to notice that the moderators were not acting in a Christian manner. They would ban people for reasons that were unclear or unjustified. It seemed that they were more concerned with enforcing their own beliefs rather than creating a welcoming and supportive environment for all members.

One of the most troubling things I witnessed was how the moderators would hurt people and then demonize them to the other members. They would cut people off without explanation and then ignore their emails asking for clarification. It was as if they enjoyed causing pain and suffering to others. I myself was banned for expressing my belief that the eternal torment doctrine is false. I believe that the final judgment will be fire coming down from heaven and consuming the entire earth. This is based on my interpretation of the scriptures. However, the moderators did not agree with my beliefs and banned me from the site. It was as if they were trying to silence anyone who did not share their views.

What is even more disturbing is that the moderators have been known to take advantage of members. There are reports of people lending money to the site owner, RoboOp, and never being paid back. One member, Skyblue, was disabled and relied on the site to connect with his friends. When he asked for his money back, he was cut off from the site entirely. This caused him to become very sick and depressed. It is truly evil to take advantage of vulnerable people in this way.

In conclusion, I would not recommend Christianchat.com to anyone. The moderators are not acting in a Christian manner and seem to enjoy causing pain and suffering to others. They have been known to take advantage of vulnerable members and cut them off from their friends and support systems. It is truly a shame that a site that claims to represent Christ would act in such an un-Christian way. Judgment day is coming for the moderators, and their actions will not be overlooked by the One whose judgment is perfect.

Been on ChristianChat for over a year now, and let me tell you, it's been a ride. Sure, there are some heated debates and friction, but what chat doesn't have that? It's not just a Christian thing, it's a human thing. But despite that, the atmosphere on ChristianChat is better than any other Christian chat I've been on. There are people from all over the world, with different backgrounds and theological understandings. And yeah, sometimes that leads to disagreements, but that's just life.

I don't understand why some people are so quick to criticize and condemn the chat. If it's so terrible, why don't they start their own Christian chat? And let's be real, no chat is perfect. If you break the rules, you pay the price. It's that simple. But some people just can't handle being held accountable for their actions, so they lash out and blame everyone else.

Personally, I've learned more on ChristianChat than I have in any church building. There are so many people with knowledge about the Word of God, from theological and eschatological perspectives to Jewish culture and historical context. And there are bible readings and studies almost every day of the week.

I've seen some people claim that ChristianChat is just in it for the money, but that's ridiculous. Of course they need to make some money to keep the site running. It's a service and a blessing to so many people around the world. And let's be real, if those reviewers who are so quick to criticize ChristianChat tried to start their own chat, they'd quickly realize how difficult it is to run a chat site.

Sure, there are some people on ChristianChat who have different understandings of the Bible. But that's just life. Nobody agrees on everything. And yeah, some people can be rude. But we don't know what's going on in their lives. And if the owner or admins banned everyone who got rude, there wouldn't be anyone left in the chat.

ChristianChat has been a blessing to me. It's edified me, prayed for me, and comforted me. And I've never been banned. If I ever do get banned, it'll be because I did something stupid. And even then, I wouldn't make it a personal vendetta against the chat. That's just childish.

I'm grateful for the moderators who keep the chat running smoothly. They know how to remove problem makers. And it looks like they did a great job removing the previous reviewers. No chat site needs people with their attitudes. And if some of them weren't banned, that's fine. The chat usually finds a way to weed out those who won't be beneficial to the site.

So to those who are so quick to criticize ChristianChat, I say this: may Yeshua touch your hearts and minds and truly make a change in you.

This website, ChristianChat, is a place where people try to act holier than thou. They seem to be trying to impress each other rather than God. It's best to steer clear of this site right from the start. The people here claim to have no flaws and openly say they are without sin. If you have flaws or are honest about your sin, you will be attacked, mocked, and eventually banned.

Asking a question can set the whole room off against you. It seems more like an online cult than a bible study or fellowship. If you ask about who Jesus is, they push very hard that Jesus is God the Father despite the Bible saying he is the Son of God. They ignore all of that and will quickly ban or attack you for even asking a question. 95% of the members admit they are confused by this, but being the good sheep and cult members, they won't question or dare speak about it.

Jesus being God or not is an important topic, and people should be able to discuss and learn about it. But not here. It's either agree, shut up, or get banned. Robo-op, the owner of the site, has been repeatedly accused of borrowing money from members and then having others pressure the person to forgive the debt. If the debt is not forgiven, he will ban the person from using the site.

One of the more prominent ones, SKYBLUE, was an elder gent on a limited income who lent robo-op some money, and it was never paid back. Skyblue was then banned because he would not forgive the debt. You can find his story on YouTube and many others as well.

This site is first and foremost a business for robo-op, and not really anything else. I don't believe he has a true heart. You can tell by the way they ban people for no reason. It's a power thing for him. He feels in control, and he likes that.

He used to pretend the site was going to be shut down because he can't afford to keep it running. He would aggressively ask for money from everyone. At one point, he was setting a goal of like $20,000 a month to operate the site. He never got close to that, so he changed tactics. Now he will mostly ask people in private for money or donations and keep his income and goals hidden.

Many people find this chat when they are down and going through trials. Rather than getting help or guidance, they usually end up banned and attacked because they are asking questions or not following the cult leaders.

There have been hundreds of good members here throughout the years, and they seem to be the ones who all get banned. It's only the fakes and phonies who end up staying. This is obviously the environment that the owner wants, not genuine, but fake and phony, with no real thinkers but mindless followers.

It's a shame because sometimes there are great bible studies, and I enjoy the heated debates. There are some knowledgeable people here, but they are few and far between. I won't tell anyone not to go here. You are free to do as you please. But it's pretty nasty and hate-filled here.

If you can play follow the leader, you can do well. If you are okay being a sheep who doesn't think for themselves or ask questions, then this site can also work well for you.

I've been a member of ChristianChat since 2009, and I have to say, it's been going downhill for the past few years. The site used to be great, but now it seems to cater to false doctrine and sockpuppets that promote it.

I'm not just making baseless accusations, either. Let me give you some actual evidence. There's a thread called "Not By Works" that has over 3,200 pages and 65,000 posts of non-stop misrepresenting other users' positions, name-calling, general rudeness, and calling into question the salvation of other users. Both sides of the debate do this, and no one has convinced anyone else that their stance is incorrect, no matter how many times the evidence is presented.

This thread went toxic within days of its creation, and no matter how many infractions are issued, it doesn't get any better. Oncefallen, a staff member, was right when he said that the thread should have been pulled in its first few days, but it wasn't. Oncefallen even closed the thread, but it got opened again. Why? RoboOp, another staff member, re-opened the thread 24 hours later. This thread pushes nothing but OSAS (once saved, always saved) and fights with everyone who disagrees.

Could it be for the money, or because RoboOp believes the false doctrine himself? There's more evidence. CS1, another staff member, posted a message in 2016 saying that the moderators have addressed the issues with some in the Bible discussion forum pertaining to the subject of "hyper-grace." They've received more submissions of infractions due to this topic, and the same names keep coming up. Moderators have asked what hyper-grace is and where members stand on the subject. Now, it's not that ChristianChat agrees with or against this doctrine, as many hold to Calvinist positions and have scriptural references to support their understanding. But maturity and not attacking others is what's needed. When the hyper-grace topic is brought up, members say things like "you're not saved," attack others, call them false teachers, submit infractions, request account closures, name-call, and bring up hyper-grace in every post, even when it's not the topic of origin.

Admin and the moderators will no longer allow this to continue, and appropriate action will be taken if a member or guest starts a topic on hyper-grace or preachers who teach it. Remember, those who attack each other, many of whom call themselves Christians, are eating and devouring each other. Enough is enough. Attendance has dropped at ChristianChat because of this, and RoboOp keeps going to cheaper software to compensate for it.

Also, RoboOp has been challenged to show his non-profit status, but he has never proved that he has it. I guess living in the Philippines makes that rather easy.

All in all, ChristianChat is a disgrace to the Christian community. It needs to be taken over or pulled from the internet.

Christianchat.com is a website that I would not recommend to any Christian out there. I have heard that there is another site called Christianchat.net that is owned by the same people, but I cannot confirm that. My experience is solely with Christianchat.com.

The site is administered by a man who goes by the name "ROBOOP". In Spanish, "robo" means theft, robbery, stealing, thievery, burglary, and thievishness. So, it seems that his name is a warning in itself. If you search for Christianchat.com or Roboop on YouTube, you will find many videos warning you not to join this site, which is owned and operated by evil atheists.

I strongly advise against downloading the chat app. There is a hacker on the site, and you do not want their app on your computer. Also, do not ever donate to this site. People who have donated in the past have reported that their financial information was not kept confidential, despite the site's claims to the contrary. If you donate through PayPal, Christianchat.com gets all your personal information, including your name, address, phone number, and the last four digits of your card or bank account. They then sell this information to third parties. If you donate, they will also know your screen name, which means that your anonymity on the site will be compromised.

Christianchat.com is owned by a family of atheists who hate and despise Christians. Their motto seems to be "fleece the sheep". Roboop, the site's administrator, is a convicted pedophile. You can find more information about this by searching for "Christianchat.com Roboop pedophile" on the internet.

This atheist family owns several Christian forums, all of which are designed to make money through advertising and member donations. If you donate to Roboop's PM begging campaign, you are essentially paying for his lifestyle. He is also known to use multiple screen names on the forums, including OnceFallen, Nehemiah6, and Message of the Cross.

If you want to know who the family members are, look for members who are adversarial and contentious. They will oppose the traditional meaning of any scripture. If they have been members since 2004 or later, they are likely part of the family. Some members are creating new accounts to avoid being exposed by reviews like this one.

One member, 7SeasRekeyed, now goes by the name Lenna, EleventhHour, and Kaylagrl. Another member, Magenta, is mentally challenged and writes every post in magenta font. She creates little artistic images with bible scripture imprinted on them, but this is just because she likes art. She does not actually live the message of the cross or the faith. If you make her mad, you will see her true colors.

This site is sick, but the family that owns it is even sicker. They also own Christianforums.com, WorthyChristians.com, ChristianForumSite.com, and gracecentered.com. If you want to be attacked by people who espouse doctrine that is totally contrary to the Bible's teachings just to bait a response from real Christians, then join Christianchat.com or any of the other sites owned by this sadistic atheist family.

If you want to be assailed by strong Calvinist believers, join Christianity Haven.com. They do not warn you that they are Calvinist, so you might be surprised when you find out that they believe God predestined everyone he would save and everyone he would send to hell.

ChristianChat is a chat site that has been around for a while, and like many chat sites, it can be a bit of a wild west. The owner has a lot of control over how the site is run, and unfortunately, some owners abuse that power. When the owner starts hacking, hijacking, spying, or cyber attacking its members, it becomes a legal issue. If you have proof, you can press charges and there can be a legal investigation. This is especially important when minors are involved.

If you're thinking of joining ChristianChat, it's important to be computer savvy or have someone who is. You should voice and video record live at all times, take screen shots of any personal threats, and collect all data of all signs of hacking, intruders, and thieving of the chat site. You should also check your command prompt for any suspicious IP addresses that could be from the chat site you are visiting that are attempting to hijack your device and spy on you.

When you join ChristianChat, you have to register your email. Be careful, once they have your email address, they can get into your email account. The owners and mods will deny they spy on their members, so never expect them to be honest with you for any reason. A VPN and layers of protection will not prevent those on ChristianChat from breaching your internet protection. The chat site is set up for the main purpose of gaining full access to your IP address, so take the time to research what chat site owners can see and have access to before you decide to join.

It's important to keep in mind that ChristianChat constantly reviews sites like these to counterattack any complaints. They want to get the upper hand to outsmart any complaints so they can appear like an innocent entity. They cover their tracks, make up excuses, and butter people up on their chat till they again are in the "safe zone" of popularity for mainly financial gain.

It's frustrating that there really isn't anything one can do for being banned regardless of a religious dispute and differences, or the common complaint that the owners mods and other members were abusive in texts or on microphone. However, there are standing laws against being hacked, cyber gang stalked, harassed, bullied, stolen from, selling of your private information on the internet without your consent, threatening your life or threatening your safety, hijacking your devices and accounts, and all cyber crimes can be reported to the FBI cyber crime unit.

The same cyber felons on ChristianChat are the same ones who hang out in places like Paltalk and ChristianChat.net. In times past, at least 5 different groups who left ChristianChat were doing what they could to press charges on RoboOP, the owner of ChristianChat, for legal reasons that I listed. He has been accused of hacking, damaging users' hard drives on their devices, spying, theft, cyber stalking, getting personal contact information and spam calling under different aliases demanding money, attempting to steal copyrights of actual ministries, copying what other ministries are doing for financial gain, selling victims' personal information to other criminals online that continued the attacks, and the list goes on.

RoboOP's spying isn't because he cares about the safety of the members or visitors on his chat sites. He looks out for number 1, he only cares about the safety of his site so it doesn't get shut down over a technicality, safety that his chat site doesn't empty out and both reasons is for THE MAIN REASON IS so he doesn't lose access to other people's money.

RoboOP's "vigil anti-justice" isn't about being a hero for Jesus, nor to protect "the sheep". It's about eluding chat members to legally give him money. He is the same class of folk like you see on fake Christian TV like Creflo A Dollar, Kenneth Copeland, TBN, Benny Hinn, where the standpoint of doctrine may vary but the main reason what they all share in common is MONEY! And you can tell by the vicious attacks when you digress and do not fork over your hard-earned money to him. You get infraction points, you get "chastised", you get stalked, bullied, followed, they look for something to fault find you with and gossip about you, slander you, metaphorically like a Hillary Clinton and Huma Abedin frazzledrip underground Epstein Island of RoboOP and his minions spiritually and cyber torture ripping your face off and wear it. RoboOP feels entitled to your devices, your accounts, your offline activities, your phone, your email and bank accounts, your past, your present and to take away your future if you do not keep handing over your money to him. Then you will get cursed that God's judgement is on you. Then as usual RoboOP will gaslight his victims and scroll out excuse upon excuse and claim innocence much like our politicians revealed today.

I personally could care less about their religious views nor care about how many get banned. I could care less about what RoboOp does with his personal life. I could care less that RoboOp is running and hiding from the IRS and is a convict in the system. What I care about is his illegal activities of cyber crimes he inflicts on victims and his minions commit on the internet that should be legally punished by court of law.

If you have been a cyber victim to RoboOP's cyber crimes, consider contacting your official attorney at law for what you can do. Consider hiring a Private Investigator and see what can come to fruition. In the meantime, I truly hope RoboOP and his minions repent, come clean, and pay it back instead of using Jesus as a front to bully and pressure people for money. People are tired of paying for RoboOp's sins and the sins of greed of others.

I recently had an experience with ChristianChat and it was not a positive one. As a believer in Jesus and someone who tries to follow His laws, I was shocked to find that I was persecuted, bullied, and eventually banned from the site. It was not just me, either. I witnessed a new believer, who was formerly a Muslim, being bullied by other members and leaders. They also seemed to have a strong dislike for foreigners and anything from the Old Testament.

One thing that really bothered me was their attitude towards spiritual gifts, especially deliverance. If you mentioned anything about casting out demons or any miracles that God had done in your life, you were immediately bullied and banned. They even went as far as calling people names like fool, garbage, crazy, and liar, all while claiming to be Christian.

Sharing visions, dreams, or seeing an angel was also met with hostility and accusations of lying. It seemed like the bullies could say whatever they wanted and even had personal rooms made for them, while the victims were left to be harassed with no protection. Even after paying $50 and bringing new members to the app, I was banned without any mercy or forgiveness.

It was clear that you could not speak freely unless you agreed with the staff's man-made doctrine. Many members were banned for simply speaking the truth. To make matters worse, members would fight with each other and record each other to bash them later.

Overall, my experience with ChristianChat was disappointing and left a bad taste in my mouth. It's a shame that a site that claims to be Christian can be so unloving and unwelcoming to those who don't fit their narrow view of what it means to be a believer.

This ChristianChat website is not a good place to be if you are looking for a positive and uplifting community. The atmosphere is very negative and there are many people who claim to be Christians but do not act like it at all. They are very judgmental and unloving towards others, and there is a lot of racism present in the room.

I witnessed a situation where a kind Christian woman was banned for simply using the Bible and speaking out against bullying others for their beliefs. It seems like this room does not appreciate people who think for themselves and question the opinions of others. They also do not like it when people reject prayer or do not agree with what Jesus says in the Bible.

The people in this room are very toxic and there is a lot of name-calling, self-righteousness, and cult-like behavior. It is not a safe space for anyone who wants to express their beliefs freely without fear of being attacked or judged.

I have a feeling that something is not right with this site, and I believe that the Holy Spirit led me to investigate further. I found some videos on YouTube that suggest that the owner, ROBOP, has been involved in loaning scams and has stolen money from people. It is also concerning that the site charges a fee for rooms.

I believe that Jesus will deal with ROBOP and his false moderators, and that the truth about this site will be revealed. It is important to be aware of false believers and to avoid sites like this that promote toxic behavior and do not align with the teachings of Jesus.

I gotta say, I've been around the block when it comes to Christian forums. I've seen some bad ones, like Worthy Christian Forums and Christianforums.net and .com. But let me tell you, Christianchat.com takes the cake.

It's like the owner of Storm Front and Thinking Atheist got together and decided to make a Christian chat site. And let me tell you, it's not pretty.

The long term members on this site are just like white supremacists. They hate Jews and refuse to acknowledge that Jesus was one. Can you believe it? A Christian chat site that's antisemitic.

And if that's not bad enough, there are gangs on this site too. They'll harass you and get their little punk friends to join in. It's twisted and rude, and they defend their white supremacist ideology against those who are actually Christian.

If you're looking for a fight, then this is the site for you. They need fresh meat and new snacks since people are leaving in droves. Some even post that they're leaving because of the toxicity.

They do have a live chat and app, but do yourself a favor and DO NOT download it. Trust me, it's not worth it.

I recently tried out Christianchat for the first time, but unfortunately, my experience was not very welcoming. I greeted everyone by their username, but no one responded with a simple "Hi" or any other greeting. As a new user, I asked if there was a better time to log in to chat with someone, but User3740 responded with a snarky remark, which caught me off guard. I just wanted to have a conversation and not waste my time. I replied with a polite "Thanks for the warm welcome," but User3470 continued to respond negatively.

I was disappointed that the moderator did not answer my question about the best time to log in. Instead, I was told that I couldn't say "Hello everyone," which seemed like a strange rule to me. After this experience, I started to wonder if the site was fake, with fake people. I wouldn't recommend anyone to visit the site, and I don't recommend following them on Twitter or any other platform, as they seem to be up to some suspicious activity.

Overall, I only spent three minutes on the site, and I was verbally abused for no reason. It was a waste of my time, and I won't be going back. I hope that the site can improve its user experience in the future, but until then, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

I gotta say, ChristianChat ain't the friendliest place on the internet. The folks who run the site are some of the most hateful people I've ever come across. They got a real narrow view of what's right and wrong, and if you don't agree with them, they'll kick you to the curb without a second thought.

I remember asking some questions about the trinity, just trying to understand it better, and next thing I know, I'm banned. No warning, no explanation, just gone. It's a shame, 'cause I had some real friends on there. People I talked to every day, even on the phone sometimes. But I guess that don't matter to the folks who run the site.

What really gets me is that they call themselves Christians. I mean, isn't Christianity supposed to be about love and forgiveness? These folks are anything but loving and forgiving. They're rude, arrogant, and just plain mean.

And it's not just the banning that bothers me. It's the way they do it. They'll ban you after you've been a member for years, and they won't even tell you why. They'll block you from contacting them, so you can't even ask what you did wrong. It's like they enjoy being cold and heartless.

I don't know why they bother having a discussion board if they're just gonna ban anyone who disagrees with them. That's not a debate, that's a dictatorship. And it's scary to think that these folks are calling themselves Christians.

This website called ChristianChat is not what it seems to be. I was really disappointed with my experience on this site. The members who are supposed to be Christians are not even real Christians. They act like they are superior just because they are allowed to rule the so-called Christian website as they please. It's really sad to see that kind of behavior on a website that is supposed to be promoting Christian values.

I got kicked out of one of the chat rooms for no reason at all. I was really upset about it and tried to report it in one of the forums, but my post was deleted within minutes. The moderator who kicked me out goes by the name of NewEagle. She was chatting with another member when it happened, and I think she didn't want any outsiders in the chat room, even though you have the option of sending a private message.

Another thing that really bothered me about this site is that after a month, you have to pay a subscription fee in order to post on the forums and communicate with other members. I think this is really unfair, especially for people who are struggling financially.

There's also a lot of xenophobia going on in this site. I've seen members write in their chat profile "Don't speak to me if English isn't your first language" and "If you're from India or Pakistan, I might not reply." This kind of behavior is really unacceptable, especially on a Christian website.

Finally, I noticed that a lot of male members are using this site as an online dating platform and won't even talk about Christianity. This is really disappointing because this site is supposed to be about promoting Christian values and connecting with other Christians.

Overall, I would not recommend this website to anyone. It's totally fake and not worth your time or money.

I gotta be real with y'all, sometimes I can get pretty heated and negative, and that can make me go a little overboard. So, if you're reading this, take it with a grain of salt and check out ChristianChat for yourself.

Now, let me tell you about my experience with the ladies on there. To put it bluntly, most of them are hardcore feminists who don't really care about following God's word. They're all about their own feelings and opinions, and they don't want to hear anything that contradicts that. Sure, there are a few exceptions, but they're few and far between.

And let me tell you, these ladies are not afraid to show some skin and act in ways that are totally ungodly. They'll lead men on, gossip about people who don't share their views, and generally act like entitled brats. It's pretty disappointing, to be honest.

But hey, don't just take my word for it. Check out ChristianChat for yourself and see what you think. I mean, there are a lot of bad reviews out there, so that should tell you something. But who knows, maybe you'll have a different experience. Either way, blessings to you!

I gotta say, I wasn't too impressed with ChristianChat. I mean, sure, there were some moments of "Christian love" when someone was feeling down, but that's about as far as it goes. The whole vibe of the site is more about who's the most righteous and who can condemn you the quickest for not agreeing with them. It's pretty disheartening, to be honest.

One thing that really bothered me was how conflicts were handled. It always seemed like the victim had to apologize, even if they didn't do anything wrong. And if someone mentioned they were homosexual, forget about it - they were banned faster than you can say "Jesus loves everyone." It's no wonder so many people end up leaving the site not long after they first visit.

I remember one girl who was really struggling with some sins she wanted to turn away from. She reached out for help on ChristianChat, but instead of finding support, she was harassed and followed by one user who just wanted to condemn her. It was awful. And even after she reported the harasser, nothing happened to them. It's like the bullies are running the playground.

Honestly, a lot of the people on ChristianChat seem fake and cliche. And when I tried talking to some of them personally, it just felt like a bunch of BS. I wouldn't recommend this site to anyone who's looking for true fellowship and understanding.

I've been a member of ChristianChat for years now, and I've seen a lot of things happen on the site. There are definitely some genuine believers in Christ who come to fellowship, pray, and study the Bible together with the goal of unity in faith. However, there are also some individuals who come to troll and mislead others. It's frustrating to see moderators who are biased or who don't take real action against offensive guests or members.

One issue I've had is that when I've emailed the site owner on the forum, I haven't always received adequate assistance. It can be discouraging when you're trying to get help and it feels like no one is listening.

Unfortunately, there are also some narcissistic or inappropriate people who want to run the show and others who follow them without question. These individuals aren't true believers and they use the site as a form of therapy rather than genuine fellowship. Safety isn't always a priority, and I've seen known stalkers, pedophiles, and other dangerous individuals allowed to stay on the site. It's a real concern that needs to be addressed.

On the other hand, I've also seen people banned inappropriately for minor or inaccurate offenses without any warning or explanation. It's frustrating when you're trying to follow the rules and you're not even sure what you did wrong.

Overall, I think it's up to each individual to decide whether or not they want to check out ChristianChat. I've stuck around on and off because there aren't many options for Christian apps outside of dating ones. However, I'm praying that the Lord will bring about an overhaul of the site and that it will change for the better. Alternatively, I hope that more Christian apps will be created that provide a safe and welcoming environment for believers to fellowship and grow together.

Hey there, just wanted to give you a heads up about ChristianChat (christianchat.com). It's a pretty cool place to hang out and chat with other Christians, but there are a few things you should know before you dive in.

First off, not everyone on the site is actually a Christian. I know, it's crazy, but it's true. So just be aware of that and don't assume that everyone you talk to shares your beliefs.

Secondly, even among those who claim to be Christians, there are some who may not be as genuine as they seem. So just keep your guard up and don't believe everything you hear.

The site has a bunch of different chat rooms, but the one called BIBLE STUDY is usually the busiest. However, that doesn't mean it's always about studying the Bible. You'll find people chatting about all sorts of things in there.

Each room has a different name, but don't let that limit your expectations of what goes on in there. You'll find people chatting about all sorts of topics in all of the rooms.

One thing you might notice is that some people like to share music. That's mostly in the YOUSING room, but you might hear it in other rooms too. Just be aware that there's a time limit on how long you can use the mic, depending on the room. The admins and moderators have a bit more time, though.

Speaking of admins and mods, you'll notice that they have an "@" in front of their name. But not all mods are mods in all rooms. Some have special admin rights in certain rooms, while others have access to all rooms.

It's mostly an open conversation, but keep in mind that it's a family-friendly chat, so keep it PG13. And remember that all private messages are recorded, so don't assume that you're having a completely private conversation.

You'll find some really nice people on the site, but you'll also come across some not-so-nice people. There are bullies out there who might make fun of you or your beliefs. Just remember that they're just anonymous people hiding behind a keyboard or phone.

So treat the site like you would the real world. Chat, have fun, but also pray about what you hear. Not all doctrine is true, so be discerning and don't believe everything you hear.