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• 𝓓𝓪𝓾𝓰𝓱𝓽𝓮𝓻 𝓸𝓯 𝓖𝓸𝓭 | 🇸🇻🇲🇽 | 🎹🎤|✨🌸🌷🌻✨| wife💐💍

[✨𝒾𝓉𝒶𝒾✨ @ItaiPinon]

I’m getting married soon and I can’t sleep over the excitement of securing the date and place of the wedding today. God is more than good to me!🥰🤍🎉✨💍🤵🏻‍♂️👰🏻‍♀️💝

[Grace Escape Pod @GraceEscapePod]

🚨 NEW EPISODE!!

Holiness… but whose definition are we actually following? 👀

For so many of us, it meant rules, pressure, and constantly wondering if we were doing enough.
But Scripture paints a very different picture…one that starts with what God has already done, not what we’re trying to prove.

In this episode, we break down:
✨ Holiness in Oneness Pentecostalism
✨ Holiness in the Old vs New Covenant
✨ What biblical holiness actually looks like

If you’ve ever felt exhausted trying to “be holy”… this one’s for you. 🤍

Sundays | 10am CT
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🎧all podcast platforms
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#upci #wpf #aljc #holiness #graceescape

[InspiringPhilosophy - Michael Jones @InspiringPhilos]

Muslims: Islam stops degeneracy.

Also Muslims: Let us marry little girls of any age! In fact, let us marry up to 4 children!

[melika @strawmellii]

In honor of International Women’s Day, fuck the Islamic Republic and fuck your selective feminism

[InspiringPhilosophy - Michael Jones @InspiringPhilos]

Why is @gavinortlund stealing my look! This is unacceptable!

[Grace Escape Pod @GraceEscapePod]

!!NEW EPISODE!!

False teachers don’t usually look like wolves. 👀⚠️

😇 They often sound biblical… sincere… convincing…
while quietly modifying how believers see grace, salvation, and even God Himself.

In this week’s episode, we’re talking about how to recognize false teachers, why distorted truth is so dangerous, and the very real damage unhealthy doctrine produces.

🛡️Join us TOMORROW if you want to learn how to protect yourself from false teachers and their false teachings!

🎙️every Sunday @ 10am CT
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#upci #wpf #aljc #falseteachers #graceescape

[Ridvan Aydemir | Apostate Prophet @ApostateProphet]

Muslims should sit the Epstein Files out.

First, stop following a pedophile prophet.

[Nayib Bukele @nayibbukele]

6,000 fabricando ropa, pero en total son 45,000 presos trabajando en diferentes áreas; pronto será la mitad de toda la población carcelaria.

Cada día trabajado cuenta como 2 días de condena.

Aclaración importante:
ESTE PROGRAMA NO ESTÁ DISPONIBLE PARA ASESINOS NI VIOLADORES.

[Wes Huff @WesleyLHuff]

I've often said that your English Bible has been changed -- not for the sake of corruption though but for clarity.

I find there are basically two extremes when it comes to the topic of textual corruption, and that these extremes basically amount to the same error.

On one side you have the radical skeptics. A radical skeptic is an individual who says something analogous to, "if the Bible is really a product of divine inspiration it would have zero issues throughout history. God would not allow scribes to copy it incorrectly, we would have the original copies written by the original authors perfectly and miraculously preserved." This position holds that because there is a history to the text and we have to evaluate it and toil over such an endeavor the text cannot be fully known or trusted. Any level of uncertainty collapses into a complete lack of knowledge of what God has said, and therefore, an utter lack in that being a standard for authority.

On the other side, you have textual absolutism (this term to my knowledge was coined by @mlward, Elijah Hixson, Peter Montoro, and Timothy Berg for their Textual Confidence Collective Podcast). A textual absolutist is an individual who takes any form of the text and treats that text as their final authority. This could mean a particular translation (eg: KJV, NWT, JST), a particular text (eg: Textus Receptus, LXX, Latin Vulgate), or a particular manuscript (eg: Stephanus' 1550 Greek New Testament, Codex Sinaiticus). Because a single form is held to as the authority any recognition of or evaluation towards the textual history, manuscripts, or complexity within the languages is waved away in order to land on a single and sole text.

Both of these suffer from the same problem: they look at the complexity of the history of the text of the Bible and dismiss it as too problematic -- either in denying that the text can be clear at all or to state that it must be *so* clear that there is no conversation concerning the matter.

In the example of the image below however, you can see how the text of the English Bible at Psalm 23 has changed over the last 1k years. This change is a good thing! The word of God in its meaning and intention does not change, but as a language like English changes so to do our translations for the sake of legibility. This says nothing about the base text (i.e. the Greek and Hebrew) but does speak to a change in the text of the Bible, and that change is a good thing! The language of the Bible changes as said language evolves, allowing the reader not only to understand what is written but to better apply it to their lives applicably and comprehensively.

Changed not for the sake of corruption, but for the sake clarity.

[Grace Escape Pod @GraceEscapePod]

🤩 Have you checked out our 2025 Year-In-Review episode yet??
Well….year-in-review where ABUSIVE PASTORS are concerned, that is!

These MOGs might change pulpits, or even buildings, but their tactics are just as predictable as they’ve always been:

1. Unquestionable Authority
2. Emotional Manipulation
3. Spiritual Fear
4. Loyalty Tests
5. Image Control

Sound familiar??
Probably, if you grew up in a high-control religious system.
If so, click on the link below to go watch the full episode.

🤍 We hope and pray it will be an encouragement and blessing to you!

🎉 Happy New Year!

🎙️ Abusive Pastors: Different Churches, Same Playbook - A Year in Review:
https://t.co/DdnITnFzcW

[Adais Cásares @adais_casares]

¡Ahhhhh!!! Pero cuándo estaban en la calle, asesinando, secuestrando, violando... ahí no lloraban, escorias malditas.

Y lo peor es que hay gente que se conmueve y sale a defender a estos criminales.

[✨𝒾𝓉𝒶𝒾✨ @ItaiPinon]

I need to know who the David K. Bernard of the IPUH (Iglesia Pentecostal Unida Hispana) is, and who the David K. Bernard of the Apostolic Assembly is. I really want to hear the similarities and differences in their theological explanations!!!

[✨𝒾𝓉𝒶𝒾✨ @ItaiPinon]

Oneness Apostolic Pentecostal, that is.

[✨𝒾𝓉𝒶𝒾✨ @ItaiPinon]

To a Pentecostal girl, cutting their hair is sin. Therefore, falling into it a few times & not doing it again may be forgivable, but us Christians who trim our hair regularly basically live a “sinful” lifestyle & are unrepentant. That means we’re separated from God. So, not saved

[Grace Escape Pod @GraceEscapePod]

NEW EPISODE TOMORROW at 10am! ⏰✨
This week, we’re tackling something so many of us grew up confused by: the double standards inside Holiness Pentecostalism.

Clip preview below 👇🔥
See you tomorrow! 💛

#upci #wpf #aljc #ifb #graceescape

[Mike Winger @MikeWingerii]

Plenty of people who loved God and served Him their whole lives never spoke in tongues.

[Dr. David Wood @Acts17David]

So, Zohran Mamdani wants to defund the NYPD, legalize prostitution, legalize drugs, and release criminals back onto the streets.

On top of that, you won't even be allowed to defend yourself against the criminals and drug addicts.

New Yorkers are seriously voting for this! 🤡

[Kristan Hawkins @KristanHawkins]

So men can't have an opinion on abortion because they don't have a uterus, but they can be a woman without one.

Got it.

[Trevor Sheatz @TrevorSheatz]

My sisters in Christ who follow me:

If I ever post something unbiblical, confusing, etc., please let me know.

In Acts 18:26, Priscilla helped Apollos understand God’s Word better.

I’m indebted to godly women who’ve poured into me over the years.

You are blessings to the Body!

[InspiringPhilosophy - Michael Jones @InspiringPhilos]

Joel would have told the women who announced the resurrection to shut up, because women should not lecture men.

[Sun @Diorgirlx]

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