Stop making licenses for your sinful patterns.Stop labeling yourself in a way that goes against Scripture.We ought to see ourselves and act accordingly to how God sees us. Christ demands we mature and grow into who’s he’s called us to be.WE SIN. BUT WE ARE NOT SINNERS.Do you Agree??
Latter Day Saints (Mormons) are not Christian.There is the obvious difference in close-handed issues in our doctrine. But somehow people will still argue that this doesn’t give us a definitive conclusion on the matter. So a simpler version would be explaining that if the Christian body say they’re not… then they’re not 😂Do you think LDS (mormons) are Christian?
Christianity is a:✅ Religion✅ RelationshipDon’t get it twisted… Faith in Jesus is most definitely a relationship. But it’s one on HIS terms… not ours. He is THE way, THE truth, and THE life. You need structure and order to your relationship. Here are a couple verses that help with this idea…1 Corinthians 14:33“For God is not a God of confusion but of peace. As in all the churches of the saints”.James 1:27“Religion that is pure and undefined before God the Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction, and to keep oneself untrained from the world”.
Before you crucify me… the first statement is a joke. (Kinda 🤷🏼♂️) Let’s stop with the self-righteous jargon. It’s generally a good idea to find someone that you find attractive 😂
There’s a book I read a couple years ago (I wish I could remember the name or author lol) that spoke on being specific with your struggle.It’s easy to say “I have financial issues”It’s harder to say “I’m selfish with my money” It’s easy to say “I have hurt in my past”It’s harder to say, “Abuse has jaded my ability to forgive”Don’t be afraid to face these issues head on. God has not given us a spirit of Fear.
Are you observing or participating? 🫣Faith is a response. Growth requires action. The tragedy we see so often is a Christians that grow in age but not maturity.
WAITING is ACTIVE 🙌🏼🙌🏼 There is tension and endurance in our faith… there is the wrestle of allowing God to work, and at the same time doing what he has called us to do!
Deconstruction in 2024 is better described as demolition. 🤷🏼♂️
The formation of Spiritual Maturity is a PROCESS. Sanctification is allowing the Holy Spirit to continually shape you to be more like Jesus..We all wrestle with this. It takes action to be able to walk from intentional frustrations to natural responses. 🙌🏼
This Argument Doesn’t Work…
How To Let The Holy Spirit Transform You
How To Let The Holy Spirit Transform You
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Stop asking God for something that you’re not willing to participate in 🗣️Too many Christians are asking God to take things that “the devil” is putting in their head, when in reality they’re just consuming it all day.
Don’t hear what I’m not saying… there is POWER in BELIEF. What I am referring to in this clip is more so like the father in Mark 9:24 that was contending for his sons healing. He says, ““I believe; help my unbelief”Often as Christians we know God is capable, but doubt creeps into our minds when it comes to our own life. Even when the FEELING isn’t there, you can still have the ability to speak truth over yourself and trust that the Holy Spirit will work on your mind and heart.
WHO are you lending your ear to?? 🫢It’s really easy to choose to listen to people that affirm everything you want them to. But that’s not good counsel… you need someone to push back and tell you when you’re being dumb. These are 3 easy measures as to how to seek the right people.
WORKS is what comes as a RESULT of faith. To say you are a Christian is one thing… to actually pursue God and desire what He desires is something entirely different. I’m thankful that my works are not what’s responsible for my salvation. I’m also grateful to work unto God in full submission to Him 🙏🏼
How I viewed myself changed when I realized this. GOD is the one who validates you. Not people. When he has called you to do something, he ALREADY sees the final product! How reassuring knowing that he would not call us into something that was not good. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
ENVY IS A THIEF 🗣️🗣️A lot of times the root of comparison comes from an insecurity within yourself. If you aren’t confident in what God has entrusted to you, it’s easy to feel lost and forgotten when looking at others.This also comes when we get obssessed with the “next” - the next season, the next job, the next stepping stool to where you’re going. If you’re not content with where God has you now, it will be difficult to be content in any other season.
Let’s talk about MONEY… 🫣It’s a very polarizing topic. And generally speaking people are divided into two groups. One group being the idea that all Christians should be wealthy, and the other idea that thinks no Christians should be wealthy. The problem with that is that it makes money objectively good or evil… Which is not supported anywhere in Scripture. God gives different measures to different people. He also trusts some more than others. The irony of this topic is that the two opposing sides are more similar than they realize.. they’re both obsessed with money.Instead, let’s understand it for what it is… a resource. But if you have a certain attitude towards someone just because of their economic status, it’s time to check your heart. 🤷🏼♂️Do YOU think there are scenarios where it’s good for Christians to be wealthy?
God is not just POWERFUL… but JUST. Let him fight the battles for you. Let him vindicate you. There is nothing that escapes his sight. It’s so reassuring knowing that God sees everything - it reminds me that honoring God is what I should be concerned about… everything else He’ll take care of.
