Hansen

JESUS FOLLOWER • ENTREPRENEUR • RUNNER

[Hansen @alwaysberunning]

“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.”
Matthew 5:6 NIV https://t.co/sgwe2wMAGT

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Blessed are the poor in spirit, theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Matthew 5:3

When we are poor in spirit, we are able to receive joy because we are not trying to manufacture it through external circumstances. Joy is rooted in the assurance that God loves us. 🙌💞

[Hansen @alwaysberunning]

Blessed are the poor in spirit, theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Matthew 5:3

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King David: A Man After Gods Own Heart

Davids own words in Psalm 139 beautifully capture the heart of his relationship with God:

“You have searched me Lord and you know me. Where can I go from your Spirit? You know when I sit and when I rise…search me O God and know my heart….see if there is any offensive way in me and lead me in the everlasting way.”

This entire Psalm paints a vivid picture of a man who lived in complete openness before God.

David believed in the Lord w all his heart. He trusted that God knew him intimately….his thoughts, his ways, his every step and that nothing could separate him from the Fathers presence.

This unshakeable faith carried him thru battles….against giants, years on the run and the weight of leading a nation.

Scripture doesnt sugarcoat his life as he was far from perfect. There was blood on his hands and scandals he tried to cover up…..heartbreaking moral failures.

But here is what makes Davids story so powerful and deeply relatable…in every moment of faith and failure he always returned to the Lord. He repented. He worshipped. He poured out his heart in raw honesty thru the Psalms.

That is why Scripture calls him “a man after Gods own heart” (1 Sam 13:14). Not because he was flawless but because his heart was fully surrendered to God.

This is what makes us feel so connected to David….not as a distant biblical hero but as a real person whose story mirrors our own.

Like him we all have highs and lows, victories and stumbles. Yet David shows us that what matters most is a heart that keeps turning back to God in faith, humility and love.

Davids life stirs us to always return to the Lord no matter what and to trust Him with all our heart, mind and soul.

God longs for the same kind of intimate relationship that made David a man after Gods own heart….one of worship that flows from a fully surrendered heart.

As Jesus said to the woman at the well “the hour is coming and is now here when the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth, for the Father is seeking such people to worship him” (John 4:23).

David lived this reality centuries earlier. His raw, honest Psalms were worship in spirit and truth….nothing hidden, everything offered. The Father is still seeking worshipers just like him today.

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The first time our Lord and Savior ever spoke these words directly to anyone!

I who speak to you am He.

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The Outcast at the Well: The First Person Jesus Called ‘I Am the Messiah’”

In the heat of the midday sun, Jesus sat by Jacob’s well in Samaria — a place most Jews avoided.
A woman approached, carrying her jar, her past heavy with shame. Five husbands, and the man she was with now wasn’t her own. Society had written her off. The respectable avoided her.

But Jesus saw her. He asked her for a drink — breaking every cultural rule.
As their conversation unfolded, He offered her something no one else ever had: living water. Water that would satisfy her soul forever.
Confused yet drawn in, she mentioned the coming Messiah who would explain everything.

Then Jesus looked straight into her eyes and spoke the words He had never said so directly to anyone before:

“I who speak to you am He.”

The first declaration of His Messiahship wasn’t given to a disciple, a priest, or a king. It was given to a broken, overlooked Samaritan woman at a well.

She left her jar behind, ran into town, and told everyone, “Come, see a man who told me everything I ever did. Could this be the Messiah?”

Because when Jesus reveals truth, even the outcast becomes a messenger of hope.

Living water is still available today — for whoever is thirsty.

[Hansen @alwaysberunning]

Love More. 🙏💟

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@drmartin111 Amen

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Father God You are holy, good and faithful always. 🙌

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King of Kings, Prince of Peace we bow before you and worship Your holy name. ✝️🩸

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In The Waiting | feat. Zac Rowe | Gateway Worship https://t.co/5RqCSclzKm

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@Coachjv_ Amen 🤩🕊️

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Nice brutha. Moteeeevation. ✌️💟

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Back on the boat 90 degrees today! Family time

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@Coachjv_ Nice brutha. Moteeeevation. ✌️💟