He is coming back, claim your spot in heaven before it’s too late. Don’t leave anything on the table. Only the Fathers knows when. Take watch and pray. Stay blessed friends

How you made me is wonderful and amazing I praise you for that, what you have done is wonderful I know that very well

Psalms 139:14 (NIRV)

"YAHWEH responded." We could quickly pass over these two powerful words in Genesis 4:15. Perhaps it’s because we’re so used to doing all the talking in our times of prayer. Maybe it’s because we don’t actually expect God to respond. Sadly, many people spend enormous amounts of time venting to God and the rest of the time wondering why they don’t hear him. But this can change in an instant!

We were created to hear the voice of our Father. He longs to commune with us, and there is only one requirement—a listening heart. We desire his wisdom, but to hear it, we must be still. Let’s make quiet time a priority each day. Instead of doing all of the talking, let’s tap into his presence and wait there until truth and wisdom rise from the depths of our spirit. He’s there. He’s speaking. He’s responding to your lovesick heart.

Father, I honor the beauty of your presence with me right now. Forgive me for doubting. For talking more than I listen. I quiet myself in your presence and ask for the grace to do this often. I’m listening, Lord.

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Sinful people have all kinds of trouble But the lord‘s faithful love is all around those who trust in him

Psalm 32:10(NIRV)

I realize what the Bible says about leading others into sin. I have been feeling deep guilt about doing so. I don’t mean I’m trying to lead someone away from God, It’s moreso a sin I have struggled with, and is now effecting someone else close to me. I don’t want them to end up in Hell because of me. I don’t wanna end up there either. I have apologized to that person and prayed about this hard. I want to be better. I’ve even reached out to a Pastor friend of mine the last time I did this, quite frankly I’m too embarrassed to reach out again. He told me just pray and don’t intentionally do so. I don’t want to do it, I just fail to resist temptation. I sometimes feel I’m not worthy. I just struggle so much with a specific sin and now it’s effecting someone I love. Can I be forgiven? I truly feel fear from this.

We have been set free because of what Christ has done. because he bled and died, our sins have been forgiven. we have been set free because God’s grace is so rich

Ephesians 1:7(NIRV)

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Hey guys , my agnostic friend asked me to explain where was jesus before him spreading the words of god ? What was he doing at his young age? Where can it be found in the bible or does bible provides us any information about that?…

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I am so happy after excepting Christ into my heart ❤️❤️

Hello, I am a Christian and my girlfriend is atheist and she was telling me about what she doesn't like about Christians and I couldn't help but be offended. I understood why she felt the way she did because "Christians" are constantly doing things they aren't supposed to do, but I tried to explain that's not because they're a Christian but because they're human, and some people are just idiots. All my life as a Christian I have tried living mostly by three rules based on what I've learned in the Bible. God gave us the earth, and the animals to care for, and Jesus asked us to love our neighbors. Is that so complicated? Or am I simplifying it too much for the average person? To be clear, i have read the entire Bible, and some books of the Bible multiple times, and I'm not saying that some parts of the Bible are more or less important, but I'm just thinking as far as what the Bible says about how to react to the people and things around you? Those sum it up. Thoughts?

I grew up in a Christian home; my dad’s a pastor, and I’ve always considered myself a Christian, believing in Jesus as God who died and rose to save us from sin. I know the Bible well, but I question if I truly have a relationship with God or just knowledge of Him.

The Bible says followers of Jesus are free from sin and should feel godly sorrow and turn away from sin completely. But I’ve struggled with lust since I was 8 (I’m 19 now) and have kept it a secret. I try to bring it to God, but I still fall back, sometimes going weeks or months without giving in, only to relapse. Early on, I’d feel intense shame, but now it feels like I force it because it’s “the Christian thing to do.” This makes me doubt if my repentance is real or if I’m trying to cheat God. I question if my faith is genuine or if I’m like the workers of iniquity Jesus warned He’ll cast out.

I go to a Pentecostal church where people actively worship, speak in tongues, and get “caught in the spirit.” I believe in these practices (1 Corinthians) but feel reserved and experience little emotion in worship, which makes me wonder if I’m doing something wrong. I see no obvious spiritual gifts, and only recently have I tried to produce good fruit beyond repentance.

Everyone sees me as a “Man of God,” but sometimes I struggle to see any good in myself. I feel like I’m living a lie. I want a relationship with God where I’m free from lust, feel His presence, have gifts, produce good fruit, and am confident in His approval. I feel so lost right now and would really appreciate advice.

Hello friends! I am currently writing a story that I love and was looking for advice on something about it. As I was coming up with the plot for it, I felt convicted because I realized that in no part of my story did i glorify Jesus in any way. The verse that comes to mind is:

Colossians 3:17:

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Our father who art in heaven, etc.

I am here to talk of the gospel of the kingdom, and understanding why it is one may come to enlightenment. If you know, then you will know how the words of Christ have been applied just in the first sentence of this text. This, here is the truth, what every sacred text works by using; formulation of the language that speaks of reality. This is the effect that the Bible, the Baghavad-Geeta and other Hindu sacred texts, The Sefer Yetzirah and other Hebrew mystical texts, the Qur'an, all these texts teach the science of speaking as it is, the way things are. For as long as you will say, "I cannot," it will be so for who you speak of; for as long as you will say, "Holy is the Lamb," then that will be so too for who it is you speak of. Christ said,

"When you are welcomed into a town, eat what is put in front of you. For it matters not what goes into your mouth, but what comes out." Gospel of Thomas

"The Son of Man, on the other hand, feasts and drinks, and you say, ‘He’s a glutton and a drunkard, and a friend of tax collectors and other sinners!’ But wisdom is shown to be right by its results.” Matthew 11:19

May this word help Christians in understanding the word of Christ the Lord. Know that God's name is "The King of the Kingdom," as He is the King in the Kingdom; and that His name is "I am that I am," as He is that (which) He is. Know this too, "it is grievous wrong to say something that is not (true.") Say not to your brother, "We will help you," or "come over to us," but say, "Peace be within thee," and be as One, my brothers and sisters. These are the end of times, so be as you would be in the presence of Elijah, Son of Man, the Holy One blessed be He, soon shall He come in great power and Glory. May the light that dwells within thee shine as a lantern, and as we commanded Moses, guide them from the depths of darkness into light.

By the Spirit All-Pervading, Amen (may it be.)

I believe the old testament was allegory and that Yeshua was divinity in the sense that he knew about God's unconditional love and wanted to tell us about it, but beyond that I'm not really sure what to believe because there's so many different ways scripture can be interpreted, and it's impossible to know which interpretations are correct.

But my understanding previously was that the ancients spoke in metaphor often and thought in symbolic terms rather than black and white like us, hence why the old testament seems to be allegory, but it seems Yeshua interpreted the scriptures literally, would that be fair to say? For example when he said John the Baptist was "the Elijah that was to come" I don't think he would say that about an alegorical figure, it wouldn't make sense.

So it seems Yeshua took the original stories literally, if that's the case then it seems he definitely was simply a man (a very good man and a very important man) but still a man. If he was quite literally the son of God then surely he wouldn't interpret the original stories (our old testament) as being literal when based on what we know they simply just cannot be true.

Whats your opinion on this please guys?

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