If you don’t see me in heaven…

I don’t know what’s going on nor do I know what I’m doing 😭

[If you don’t see me in heaven… @Asimpleconvo]

If the mention of Jesus Christ rubs you the wrong way, you’re on the wrong account my friend 🤷🏾‍♀️

[Rev. Benjamin Cremer @Brcremer]

It is a broken Christianity that desperately looks for Jesus returning in the clouds but refuses to recognize him in the faces of the poor, the sick, the homeless, the immigrant, the bombed, the starving, the marginalized, and the oppressed.

[Sandra A.❤️ @softlife____]

May we never become so familiar with God that we stop pursuing Him. May we continually hunger for Him and press into deeper and greater dimensions of God.

[WWUTT? @WWUTTcom]

Be sexually abstinent until marriage. God's design for marriage is one partner for life. "Flee from sexual immorality" (1 Cor. 6:18), and "Keep yourself pure" (1 Tim. 5:22).

For those who have fallen short, there is forgiveness, cleansing, and renewal by faith in Jesus Christ.

[Erastus Uso @UsoErastus]

I saw a video captioned
“And if he taught us to pray, he must have intended to answer” Phewww

[truly.sther🌟 @trulysther]

You have too much history with God to act like this chapter is where he suddenly stops being faithful.

[𝓢𝓱𝓪𝔂𝔂𝔂 🧚🏾‍♀️✨✨ @_iamhershayyy]

The fact that i survived seasons where my income wasn’t enough but my needs were still met will always be proof that God came through for me !

[Chad Bird @birdchadlouis]

Fun Facts about the Psalms:

1- Most quoted OT book in the NT

2-Ps. 110 is most quoted OT chapter in the NT (33x)

3- All but 22 of the 150 psalms are quoted or alluded to in the NT (thus 85% of psalms found their way into NT).

4- The Gospels comment on all the major events in Christ's life via psalms.

[Wes Huff @WesleyLHuff]

If I'm honest this has been a hard season for me lately. I've been struggling with trusting God's timing. I was reminded when reading Psalm 37 today that I am to be still before Yahweh and wait patiently. That Yahweh is good to those who wait for him and seek him, and it is good to wait quietly for God’s salvation (Lam. 3:25–26). This quiet waiting involves hoping in God’s word while the soul waits more intensely than watchmen awaiting morning (Psalm 130:5–6).

I was reminded that prior to preaching to thousands, for a season Peter went back to fishing after thinking he failed Jesus. That Paul sat in prison cells, Lazarus lay in a tomb, Jonah prayed in the belly of a fish, Hannah wept on the steps of the tabernacle, Joseph was locked in the captivity, and Moses stood in the fields of Median herding sheep. All before God made moves in his timing.

Times of waiting, while hard, remind us of the confidence we should have in God’s timing and character. When direction seems slow in coming, we're called to wait for it, assured it will come when the time is ready (Hab. 2:3). Yahweh himself waits to be gracious and show mercy, and those who wait for him are blessed, for he is a God of justice (Isa. 30:18). Rather than taking matters into their own hands, like I often am tempted to do, we are instructed not to repay evil but to wait for the Lord, who will deliver us (Prov 20:22).

Hoping for what is unseen involves waiting with patience (Romans 8:25), and through the Spirit and faith, believers eagerly wait for the hope of righteousness (Galatians 5:5). Waiting involves expectancy and hope regarding events and contingencies still in the future, it's the outworking of a spiritual posture directed at trusting God’s promises and timing rather than our own understanding.

Knowing all of this, writing here on X doesn't make my season of needing to wait any easier, but the consistent, inspired, inerrant testimony of scripture nonetheless gives me something solid to trust in. I am fickle, impatient, and finite. God is trustworthy, forbearing, and infinite. And his timing is right even if I don't know how or when things will happen.

[Faithfulness Okom @AttorneyF_]

Christianity is the only major world religion structurally built on reasoning. Isaiah 1:18 isn’t an ornament, it says “Come, let us reason together” this is the actual operating system.

God for instance does not drop the resurrection out of nowhere and demand blind surrender. He spends centuries building a case.

He starts with Sarah’s dead womb, pulling life from what biology wrote off. He establishes a pattern so that when He later asks Abraham to sacrifice that same son, Abraham isn’t taking a leap in the dark. Hebrews 11:19 says Abraham reasoned that God could raise the dead. He applied logic to a pattern he had already witnessed. A pattern that also simultaneously prepared Israel for a virgin birth. If God can resuscitate a barren and biologically dead womb, he can make a virgin conceive.

Look at the Book of Hebrews. No other religious text matches its structural intent. It wasn’t written to merely assert authority; it was written to argue. It addresses deep doubt, deconstructs a competing framework from within its own texts, and walks wavering believers through a sophisticated intellectual crisis. Other religions rely on later theologians to patch up their texts. Hebrews does it internally. That is a different category of scripture.

Now turn the lens.

Look at Islam’s foundational structure: one man, one cave, one angel, 23 years, and zero witnesses. If Christianity rested on a single person claiming they saw the resurrected Christ, it would rightly be dismissed for a lack of evidence. Yet Islam’s entire revelation hangs on a private, solitary encounter no other human could corroborate. The Quran arrived through a chain of one.

Even its view of angels lacks checks and balances. Daniel 10 shows an angelic messenger being resisted by spiritual forces for 21 days, needing Michael’s help to break through. In the biblical framework, angels operate within a contested cosmic order; they aren’t automated, infallible pipelines. Islam makes Gabriel the sole transmitter of truth for two decades based on a single, unverified human experience.

The five daily prayers, the very core of Islamic practice, never appear in the Quran. You must rely on later Hadith collections to even find them. A system that claims to correct the Bible, yet depends on outside oral traditions to fill its own structural gaps, hasn’t answered anything.

Islam doesn’t resolve doubt with argument. It resolves it with institutional pressure; a closed system that criminalizes exit and suppresses questioning, presenting forced conformity as divine conviction. That is not clearing doubt; that is just outlawing it.

Christianity looks at the skeptic and says: Come, look at the empty tomb, examine the evidence, reason with Me. Islam’s response to the crucifixion is simply: “it was made to appear so”.

Think about what that requires. It means God staged a cosmic illusion on a hill in Jerusalem, actively deceiving the followers of Jesus, only to later punish humanity for believing the very trick He played. One faith is secure enough to invite its own interrogation. The other has to resort to a divine magic trick just to keep its narrative from collapsing under the weight of historical fact. 😂

[Lumen @LumenX_]

I will tell you again and again, GOD MOVES MOUNTAINS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just prayyyyyyy and have faith!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[GodLogic_GL @GodLogic_GL]

Above all else, knowing who Jesus Christ is and submitting your life to him is the most important decision you will ever make.

[Immortal Tessy @TheresaArueyin1]

I’m starting to see that the gospel isn’t about forcing yourself to stop sinning, but about loving God so deeply that sin loses its appeal.

[KHAN'✨ @khanofkhans11_]

This is the best life hack 🧎‍♂️

[Darwin to Jesus @darwintojesus]

I’m not sure it’s possible to truly grasp how forgiving God is.

[JeNiSe (ジェニス) ن 🍥 @geekyjenise]

😂😂😂😂😂

[GodLogic_GL @GodLogic_GL]

If you haven't read the Bible in a while, read a few verses today.

If you haven't prayed in a while, pray & thank God for all that you have.

If you haven't been to Church in a while, go this weekend.

Surrender to Christ & walk with him, it's the best decision you can make.

[Favour Y. @FavourYusuf1]

This is actually the proper way to look at life.

As a Christian, you are expected to see everything through the lens of God.

The specifically says “He causes the sun to shine on the good and the bad”

It’s called common grace.

So when you wake up and thank God for giving you life, the fact that there are a billion atheists who don’t believe that God gave them life does not negate your faith that your life is by His Grace.

And this extends to every other thing.

This is why we give thanks for everything. From your job to your food to your safety.

That’s the biblical standard.

[Darwin to Jesus @darwintojesus]

No matter how bad things look, it’s going to work out.

[ℓαηzу @lanzyszn]

how does moses make the coffee?

- Hebrews it.

[ásà nwá 🥑🤎📸 @artsyada__]

the bible…reading it as an adult makes it better .

very open to how the love of God is 🥺