Luigiroy Mathilda

Kingdom son. Husband to Natasha. Translating the grace in Christ to everyday life.

[Luigiroy Mathilda @LuigiMathilda]

@chuckswindoll 🙏🏽

[Chuck Swindoll @chuckswindoll]

Have you ever noticed how much energy we spend thinking about our problems compared to how little we spend praying about them?

Here's a simple invitation: take it to God instead. Not because prayer is magic, but because prayer changes the one praying. It pulls our eyes off the size of the problem and onto the size of our God. It surrenders the outcome to His hands instead of our own. And nine times out of ten, the situation looks different on the other side — not because it changed, but because we did.

[Chuck Swindoll @chuckswindoll]

Forgiveness so generous, you lose count.

When Peter asked Jesus how often we should forgive — seven times, perhaps? — Jesus' answer wasn't a number. It was a posture. "Seventy times seven," He said. Not because that's the cap, but because forgiveness, fully embraced, becomes a way of life rather than a transaction we track.

Does that feel impossible? It would be — if it weren't for the One who lives in us, doing what we cannot do on our own.

[Chuck Swindoll @chuckswindoll]

There's a reason muscles only grow under resistance, why diamonds only form under pressure, why the deepest faith almost always emerges from the hardest seasons. Hardship isn't a detour from God's plan — sometimes it's the very classroom He uses to shape us.

That doesn't make it easy. It doesn't make the heartache lighter or the waiting shorter. But it does mean nothing is wasted. Every difficult step you've taken, every prayer prayed through tears, every morning you got up when staying down felt easier — God sees it. And He's building something in you that will honor Him for years to come.

[Luigiroy Mathilda @LuigiMathilda]

@PaulTripp Amen

[Luigiroy Mathilda @LuigiMathilda]

@chuckswindoll Merciful

[Luigiroy Mathilda @LuigiMathilda]

@chuckswindoll The promise of salvation that comes from the living God by grace and through faith in the promised man, Christ Jesus.

[Luigiroy Mathilda @LuigiMathilda]

@chuckswindoll Love this!

[Luigiroy Mathilda @LuigiMathilda]

@scottieday117 @PaulTripp Yes to the above and a renewed heart that aspires to honor Christ as our Lord progressively.

[Paul David Tripp @PaulTripp]

God will give abundant grace to those who confess their desperate need for it. Lay down your pride; admit to the real devotion of your heart and watch the Spirit transform your soul.

[Chuck Swindoll @chuckswindoll]

Think about it: Noah built an ark while the world mocked. Abraham left everything familiar because God said go. Moses confronted Pharaoh with nothing but a staff and God's word. Elijah stood against 450 prophets of Baal. Esther risked her life with "if I perish, I perish." Daniel prayed with his windows open despite the king's decree.

These weren't people seeking isolation—they were seeking obedience. And often, obedience meant standing alone while everyone else went a different direction.

Here's what that looks like today: choosing integrity when shortcuts are celebrated, speaking truth when silence is safer, extending forgiveness when bitterness feels justified, living generously when accumulation is the goal.

Standing alone doesn't mean you're wrong—sometimes it means you're willing to be faithful when faith is costly.

Where is God calling you to stand firm even if you're standing alone?

[Steve Harvey @IAmSteveHarvey]

Let me tell you something.

When somebody says, “I prayed for you,” that ain’t just words. That’s action. That means when you weren’t in the room, when you couldn’t defend yourself, when you didn’t even know what to ask for… somebody went to God on your behalf.

See, anybody can say “I got you.”
Anybody can say “I’m thinking about you.”

But prayer? That’s love that shows up quietly.
That’s love that covers you when life is heavy.
That’s love that asks God to step in where they can’t.

And sometimes you don’t even feel it in the moment.
You just notice later… something didn’t break you the way it should’ve.
Something worked out when it didn’t make sense.
Something protected you when you didn’t see it coming.

That’s prayer.

So if someone ever tells you, “I prayed for you,”
understand this —
they loved you enough to take your name into a sacred space.

And that…
that’s a real love language.

[Michael Reeves @mike_reeves]

Christ is the all-sufficient Vine. If you are a branch in that Vine, in him you have all you need to face the situation he has given you.
Abide in him.

[Paul David Tripp @PaulTripp]

What kingdom structures your life: the Kingdom of God or the kingdom of self?
It’s quite natural for me and you to wake up and have our minds filled with all the things we want to accomplish and all the things we think we need. But, your living must be an expression of something bigger than that.

[Michael Reeves @mike_reeves]

God the Son was not absent or playing peekaboo in the Old Testament. He was the Lord God of Israel who dwelt with his people, had fellowship with them, led them through the wilderness, saved them, and fed them. Eager to be kind, he never stopped being good to his own.

[Rabbi Brian Samuel @rabbriansamuel]

I don't believe the mark of the beast will be a chip, a pharmaceutical, or any sort of technology.

Technology is neutral.

If we lose salvation for taking the mark, it must have to do with a deliberate and explicit denial of the Lord.

[Donnie Discerned @DonnieDarkened]

The world is real, and God called it good when He made it.

What went wrong wasn’t creation, it was us. Our own hearts are what corrupted this age ever since Adam.

When Christ returns, that 1,000-year reign is the mending period.

It’s where everything broken by human rebellion is brought back into order so that heaven and earth can finally be reunited in the New Heaven and New Earth, the eternal state God intended from the beginning.

[AmericanPapaBear™ @AmericaPapaBear]

"The hardest thing I have ever done in my life, is sit in a hospital room and watch my son die, and watch my wife watch her son die."

"There was nothing I could do."

"I would have done anything."

"As hard as it was and still is, I have never experienced anything that made me more aware of the love of God."

"God watched his son die for me and for you and he could have stopped it."

"He loved us so much that he didn't."

Really puts things into perspective, doesn't it?

[30🅿️roblemz @30problemz]

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