It would be super great if everyone who hates America while living in America would leave and not come back. Pretty sure everybody wins in that scenario.
I heard the story of a Christian man who was terminally ill, and on his deathbed. Knowing he had little time left, he called his three boys to his bedside—two of whom were believers. To the boys who had trusted Christ he said, “Good bye boys, and I will see you in the morning.”
Then he turned to his third son who wasn’t a Christian. With sadness in his voice the father said, “Good bye, son.”
The boy was distressed. “Dad, why did you say, ‘See you in the morning’ to my brothers, and not say that to me?”
The father said, “Son, it’s because you have never asked Jesus Christ into your life to be your Savior. What breaks my heart is that I will never see you again.”
The boy began to weep and said, “But Dad, I want to see you again.”
“Then you need to trust in Christ right now,” he said.
And that’s what the young man did. He prayed and accepted the Lord, so that his father could say to him as well, “I will see you in the morning.”
That is our hope.
Will I see you in the morning? Have you put your faith in Jesus?
You don’t go to Heaven to find Christ; you go to Christ to find Heaven. And you can do that right now.
your soulmate is someone who’s committed to working things out with you & doesn’t see breaking up as an option. they’re willing to have difficult conversations & are always devoted to finding solutions that make the both of you feel secure, reassured, & happy in your relationship