James

[James @Danipapa27]

@AntiLeftMemes Trust in Jesus Christ alone today for salvation Tomorrow may be too late

Romans 10:9-13 NKJV
[9] that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.

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@DeborahWil2 Stop telling your kids to hit mine and then they wont get tgeir ass stomped by mine. My kids dont start fights but they have my permission to end them by whatever means necessary. Your kid better hope its just a punch .

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@shkeela1278 Well first of all women hrow babies but man plants the seed that determines if the child is male or female. Secondly everything a women use throughout the day was built by men.

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@jacksonhinkle Traitor

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@EmilySm43 Bozo

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@xuzin3sefh B,C

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@0TulsiGabbard2 0%

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@Avabelly__ 4

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@ailanyus A dude playing dress up

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@saniyafatma1278 Oh fuck off already Karen

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@Avabelly__ Solid 6

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@EmilySm43 None of my business

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@Irina_exh Ive done all of these numerous times

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@isaacrrr7 Self defense , hes cornered and she hit him while he was sitting down. Keep your hands to yourself and you wont get hit

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@renabaddie_ 49

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@GBC_Press You cant fight a spiritual war with carnal weapons and that is what we are in

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@Avabelly__ Tipping is up to the person paying not the person waiting on them. He wouldn't have gotten shit if he came at me like tgat

[Tevin Macharia Mukabana @TevinMacharia]

7 Reasons You Never Hear God Clearly, Even Though You Pray Often

1. Your mind never gets quiet
(Psalm 46:10)
Think about trying to have a serious conversation with someone in the middle of a crowded market with the horns blaring, people shouting, music playing. That's essentially what you're asking God to do when your mind is constantly running. You finish praying and immediately pick up your phone, replay that argument from Tuesday, or start mentally drafting your to-do list. God isn't competing for airtime. He speaks in the still moments, and if you never create those moments, you'll keep mistaking silence for absence.
2. You only show up when things go wrong
(Jeremiah 29:13)
Imagine only calling a friend when you need a favor. After a while, that friendship becomes shallow and when you really need deep advice, you don't have the relational foundation to receive it properly. Many people treat prayer the same way. God becomes a 911 call instead of a daily conversation. Spiritual discernment isn't built in a crisis, it's built in the quiet, ordinary, undramatic days of consistent connection.
3. You're ignoring what He already told you
(James 1:22)
This one stings. Sometimes God isn't silent... you're just stalling. He already nudged you to forgive that person. To leave that situation. To start that thing you've been putting off for two years. And instead of obeying, you keep asking for more clarity. It's like asking your GPS for directions while refusing to make the last turn it told you to make. New instruction rarely comes when the last one is still sitting there, unacted upon.
4. You're mistaking your feelings for His voice
(Proverbs 14:12)
Emotions are loud and convincing. Fear sounds like wisdom. Desperate attachment sounds like confirmation. Excitement sounds like a "green light from God." But feeling something strongly doesn't make it spiritually accurate. A person in panic can convince themselves of almost anything. Learning to hear God clearly means learning to separate what you feel from what He's actually saying and that takes honest self-awareness, not just spiritual enthusiasm.
5. Your environment is quietly draining you
(1 Corinthians 15:33)
Whatever fills your mind consistently will shape what you can hear spiritually. If you're constantly consuming content that stirs up anxiety, comparison, or noise, your spiritual antenna gets weaker without you even noticing. It's gradual, like how slowly turning down the volume on a song eventually makes it inaudible. The question isn't just what you're feeding yourself, but whether what you're feeding yourself is making you more or less spiritually alert.
6. You want direction, but not full surrender
(Romans 12:1–2)
There's a difference between asking God to confirm what you've already decided, and actually asking Him to lead. A lot of people pray for guidance while secretly hoping God agrees with their existing plan. But real clarity comes when your hands are genuinely open, when you're willing to hear "wait," "no," or "not that person." A clenched fist can't receive anything. Surrender isn't weakness; it's actually the doorway to hearing clearly. Don't ask God for direction while still holding tightly to your own desires and plans.
7. You keep waiting for thunder when He's whispering
(1 Kings 19:11–12)
Many people are still waiting for a dramatic sign, a loud voice, or a supernatural experience before they'll believe God spoke. Meanwhile, He's been communicating through a quiet sense of peace, a verse that keeps finding you, a consistent conviction you keep brushing off. The more you chase the dramatic, the more you'll overlook the subtle. God's voice isn't always loud but it's always worth slowing down to hear.
@highlight #gratefulheart #Godsvoice #prayers

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@JebraFaushay That is a man

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@vxylily Jade victoria Gooch

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@vxylily Everything you use that creates comfort