I accepted the Lord into my heart over a year ago. My life since then has been a steady decrease of me, and an increase of Him. I've since visited over 50 churches trying to find a fellowship group that I liked and "felt right" about. It took me about a year, but I found one about 3 months ago and have been deeply involved since then. It is a Church of Christ.Since getting involved in this group, some really awesome things have been happening and some great changes have taken place in my life.My issue with this is becoming more clear as time passes. I see the pride that most of the members have with their Bible knowledge. No doubt these guys know the Bible, but it seems like that Bible knowledge gets used in condescending manner. Like getting smacked in the face with the Word of God. Like they are vultures circling overhead just waiting for you to make a mistake so they can quickly and enthusiastically correct you. This good in that we do need to be corrected if we do not understand Gods Word correctly, or don't know His Word at all. But there is a difference in offering help and guidance, and attacking you with the Word. I notice that I say things like "I let God weigh it on my heart to tell me where I'm supposed to be and what I'm supposed to be doing and have total faith that He will do His will, not mine" and then immediately get attacked with things like "how do you know it's God telling you these things and where in the Bible does it say to trust your deceiving heart". I know I'm just being misunderstood but when I try to clarify it there is no headroom being made. The more I try to explain and expand, the more I get smacked in the face with the Bible. I understand what is trying to be said to me, but I don't think that I am being understood properly because they are so eager to correct me using the Bible to prove things wrong instead of using it to see what agrees with it. I feel that my walk in faith has more presence in my life as an infant 1 year old Christian than it does in their lives as grown children in God. When I try to explain it I get shot down instantly. It seems like 20 against 1 at times.In addition to this, there are doctrinal issues that I am struggling with. The main one being that baptism is NECESSARY for salvation. It has been presented to me and backed up with an abundance of verses, but there are also verses that back up that believing in your heart and confessing with your mouth brings salvation. I struggled with this and for a time adopted this doctrine, but the more I read and the more I speak with elders outside of the church, the more it seems to be a false requirement proposed by man, not God. I'm not trying to change their doctrinal beliefs because that is just part of what a Church of Christ is about. But I'm questioning if I can fellowship properly with this church group considering the massive discrepancy in beliefs on a key issue like salvation.I have prayed on this like crazy and spoke with lots of wise council and have come to the conclusion that I need to stay around to serve as an example of the fire of the Lord burning inside. I've noticed that prayer has become more prevalent since I've been coming around and pointed out the lack of prayer. I've also noticed that fellowship as a group has increased as well because I pointed out the lack of fellowship related to God. I have had some awesome things happen in my life and I've seen some good changes in the church because of my presence as well. But there are other ares that seem like nothing is being accomplished and almost like I am trying to change them in certain ways and they are trying to change me in certain ways and those ways conflict on some level. I feel that for now I need to stick around and pray and let the Lord do His thing. If I'm not supposed to be there, I feel the Lord will let me know.Those are the basic dilemmas and I could really use some wise discernment from an outside perspective. Thanks in advance for your input.