Naim Saither

These things are but words to be seen and not heard. Examine them closely for they are the fabric upon which existence lives.

[Naim Saither @Saither1]

@drdrew The best thing for society in that scenario is to execute every prisoner.

[Trevor Sheatz @TrevorSheatz]

Heaven is not a reward for people who are relatively good. It is a gift of grace for sinners who know they are utterly helpless without the Savior.

Jesus paid it all!

[Trevor Sheatz @TrevorSheatz]

Real love doesn't mean we validate people in their self-destructive sins. True biblical love always points others to repentance and the life-giving truth of Christ.

[Ihunanya Chi ❤️ @Ihunanya_chi]

Picture this:👇

A man stands before a judge.

Judge: “You are guilty. You committed these crimes, and the evidence is clear.”

Man: “But Judge, I did many good things. I helped the poor, built schools, fed orphans, and gave to charity.”

Judge: “I acknowledge all the good you have done. Those are commendable acts. But your good deeds do not erase your crimes. Justice still demands a penalty.”

Man: “I’m sorry. Please forgive me.”

Judge: “Your apology is important, but the law still requires that the penalty be paid.”

Then someone steps forward.

Jesus: “I have already paid the penalty for this man’s crimes. I took his sentence upon myself. The punishment has already been carried out on his behalf.”

Jesus: “Judge, let him go. Two thousand years ago, I paid the price for his sins on the cross. I was punished in his place.”

Judge: “Very well. The penalty has been paid. You are free. Go, and do not return to your life of sin.”

Now picture this.

This is a simple illustration of what Christians believe Jesus has done for us. Good deeds are valuable, but they do not remove guilt. Sin carries a penalty, and justice demands that the penalty be paid.

Think about it: if someone murdered your parents and the judge let him go free because he donated money to charity and helped the poor, you would rightly say that justice had not been served.

In the same way, God is perfectly loving, but He is also perfectly just. Sin cannot simply be ignored, its penalty must be paid.

The Bible says, “For the wages of sin is death” (Romans 6:23). That is the debt we all owed. But Jesus took that punishment upon Himself at the cross. He paid the price we could never pay.

Jesus paid it all.

[Naim Saither @Saither1]

@Ihunanya_chi In heaven, I don't want to be aware of anything other than Gods presence. I don't want anything to distract me from God. I don't want to be aware of myself or others. Only God. I want to be completely engulfed in His glory.

[Immortal Tessy @TheresaArueyin1]

The Gospel is not God hatefully saying, ‘Turn to Me or I’ll send you to hell.’

The Gospel is God’s mercy and grace saying, ‘You’re already on your way to hell, turn to Me, and I will save you.’

[Naim Saither @Saither1]

@TrevorSheatz Nice post 🙏 Just noticed that the cross literally transforms the word immorality into immortality. How poetic.

[Naim Saither @Saither1]

@WallStreetApes Is government essentially SRE? Society Reliability Engineering 😆 Lets get them set up with a backlog in Jira.

[𝕊𝕠𝕝𝕒 ℂ𝕙𝕒𝕕 🎚️ @sola_chad]

Amen 🙏🏼

[Naim Saither @Saither1]

@FightStorage Is Marquise aware that his father has an album titled "Get Rich or Die Tryin'"?

[Oliver Burdick @oliverburdick]

I have failed God more times than I can count.

I've sinned, not by accident, but on purpose. I've hurt other people. Hurt myself. I've done things so shameful that I wanted to bring them with me to my grave. I've been down the rabbit hole of pornography, addiction to weed, hatred for people close to me, envy over what I didn't have. I deserve nothing short of eternity in hell.

Yet, God doesn't count any of that against me. He forgives me, and even calls me his own son. He is the only reason I'm here today.

Thank you, Jesus.

[autocorrect2.0 @autocorrect2_0]

Truth is often unpleasant.

[Jesus is Christ @JesusisChristX]

Satan will try to make you feel guilty about things you did in the past.

God’s mercy is renewed every day.

Lamentations 3:22-23

[The Soul @FuelTheSoul_]

Psalm 119:37

[Greg Laurie @greglaurie]

Centuries before Jesus was born, Isaiah described Him as "a man of sorrows, acquainted with deepest grief" — and in the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus fulfilled every word of it. He felt the loneliness, the abandonment, the anguish of submitting to a will that would cost Him everything.

But because He went through all of it, He understands all of it. Every pain you carry, every moment you feel overwhelmed or abandoned — Jesus has been there.

He is not a distant God observing your suffering from a safe distance. He is, as Hebrews tells us, a High Priest who "understands our weaknesses" because He faced the same testings we do.

So come to Him boldly — with your grief, your confusion, your unanswered questions — and find what Hebrews promises is waiting: mercy and grace in your moment of greatest need.

[Scott Roberts @ScottRoberts]

Christians have nothing to be smug about. We are not righteous people trying to correct the unrighteous. Just one beggar telling another beggar where to find bread.

- R.C. Sproul

[Morgan Victoria @MorganHousley1]

Please, repent and give your life to Jesus Christ.

He loves you so so much.

Heaven is real. Hell is real.

Jesus died the most brutal death so that you could spend eternity in God’s Kingdom.

Take the free gift of salvation.

Jesus will change your life.