Heart of Enoch

Love God with all your heart, and allow Him to love others through you.

[Heart of Enoch @Brave4J]

@R900mi34353 @SECPaulSAtkins When you were.born, did your Mother drop you on your head?

That was the most uneducated ridiculous comment I've read all day. Come on man!

[Heart of Enoch @Brave4J]

The Shroud comes to life!

[Heart of Enoch @Brave4J]

@Whaim613 @JoelWBerry Stan studied the Bible intensely along with Rabbinic writings in an effort to "refute" his daughter's claim that Yahshua (Jesus) was the promised Messiah. No, he didn't have a theological degree, but that doesn't negate his studies. His final judgment was Yahshua was Messiah.

[Heart of Enoch @Brave4J]

@sshaf91 @JoelWBerry Messiah Yahshua said "Go and share the good news of the forgiveness of sin to the whole world." He said that in Jerusalem, and it was to the Jew first. We love the Jewish people and will share the message of redemption from the curse of sin to all people. Love is our mandate.

[Heart of Enoch @Brave4J]

@psychologyright @JoelWBerry Many messianic prophecies are found among the books of the Bible. Respectfully Sir, you and the rabbinic teaching of centuries past are totally wrong. You're free to reject Messiah Yahshua, but you'll continue to be under God's judgment. Receive forgiveness while you still can.

[Heart of Enoch @Brave4J]

@amtvmedia Being a steward of God's resources to invest in the ministries of the churches to bring souls into the Kingdom of God. Jesus is King.

[Heart of Enoch @Brave4J]

@FindTheSeven @DonnieDarkened @BorderlessCLTV The Bible is a supernatural book, superintended down through the ages by the Creator. "My name is Yahweh, and there is no other." The Bible has never been proven to contain errors because God wanted it to be so.

[M & D Abernethy @MarkandDenise]

The early Christians, as described in the New Testament, were followers of Jesus Christ who believed in His death and resurrection for the forgiveness of sins. They gathered together in community, shared the Lord's Supper, and proclaimed the gospel of salvation through faith in Jesus alone (Acts 2:42; 1 Corinthians 15:3-4).
The early Christians did not have the same hierarchical structure or sacramental system that developed later in the Roman Catholic Church. The New Testament emphasizes the priesthood of all believers and the direct access to God through faith in Jesus Christ (1 Peter 2:9; Hebrews 4:16). The focus was on the grace of God received through faith, rather than through participation in sacraments or rituals (Ephesians 2:8-9).

[Heart of Enoch @Brave4J]

@Dustiguminsky The Bible has been superintended by God down though the ages. Try as wicked humanity has, the Biblical Scriptures: Genesis to Revelation have stood the test, because God wanted it to be so...and it is so.

[Donnie Discerned @DonnieDarkened]

As followers of Jesus Christ, we have been specifically chosen out of this world, set apart for a divine purpose.

This truth should shape our understanding of the battle we are called to fight.

Our fight is not the same as that of the unbeliever, or the follower of the new age/occult.

We must be clear in our understanding that our mission is not to save this fallen world, but to proclaim the Gospel and win souls over to the Kingdom of God.

The apostle Paul, in his letter to Timothy, shares this vital truth in 1 Timothy 6:12,

"Fight the good fight of the faith. Take hold of the eternal life to which you were called when you made your good confession in the presence of many witnesses."

Our fight is a spiritual battle, fighting against the forces of darkness and proclaiming the truth of the Gospel.

We are not called to be entangled in the same pursuits and ideologies as the world.

Instead, we are called to stand firm in the truth, to live as witnesses of Christ's love and redemption, and to bring others into the glorious light of His Kingdom.

If we discover that our focus and priorities are indistinguishable from those of the unbeliever or the occultist, then we must question whether we are truly fighting the good fight.

Our fight is not one of worldly power, self-gratification, or political agendas.

It is a fight for souls, a fight for the spiritual transformation of individuals, and a fight to bring glory to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Let us remember the words of Paul in 2 Corinthians 10:4-5, "For the weapons of our warfare are not of the flesh but have divine power to destroy strongholds. We destroy arguments and every lofty opinion raised against the knowledge of God, and take every thought captive to obey Christ."

This verse reminds us that our fight is not fought with physical weapons, but with the spiritual weapons of prayer, love, and the proclamation of truth.

It is very disheartening to observe that a significant number of Christians have become entangled in a fight for the world that Satan is orchestrating to ultimately lead us astray from our true calling and away from our faith.

This is a matter that requires our earnest attention and reflection.

Millions of believers have formed unholy alliances with their spiritual enemies for political/temporal purposes.

This situation echoes the account of King Ahaz in the Chronicles, where his unholy alliance brought displeasure to God.

The punishment that followed serves as a cautionary tale, reminding us of the dangers of aligning ourselves with those who stand opposed to our spiritual journey.

Let the example of King Ahaz serve as a sobering reminder of the consequences that can arise from unholy alliances.

Instead, let us seek to align ourselves with those who share our faith and commitment to righteousness.

Our ultimate goal should be to honor God and advance His Kingdom, not to pursue temporal power or political agendas because we know God is truly sovereign and He blesses those who work in accordance with His will.

May we remain steadfast in our commitment to fight the good fight of faith, to proclaim the Gospel boldly, and to win souls over to the Kingdom of God.

Let us be discerning, ensuring that our focus and pursuits align with the calling we have received as followers of Jesus Christ.

[Heart of Enoch @Brave4J]

@m1735L @DonnieDarkened @CodyBassett @VincentCrypt46 Christ, the coming redeemer, was promised to mankind from the beginning. Satan knew that meant God's Son would come to destroy his power. He raised up many false religions to confuse and lie to the people. Yahshua is the only door of salvation. Don't be deceived and miss it.

[Donnie Discerned @DonnieDarkened]

As believers of the Lord Jesus Christ, we must recognize the importance of maintaining a holy fear of the Lord and not allowing ourselves to be swayed by the conspiracies, fears, and paranoia of the human elite and the Illuminati, as the unbelievers do.

As believers, we are called to trust in God's sovereignty and resist the temptation to share in the anxieties of the unbelieving world

“Do not call conspiracy all that this people calls conspiracy, and do not fear what they fear, nor be in dread.

But the Lord of hosts, him you shall honor as holy. Let him be your fear, and let him be your dread.”

Isaiah 8:12-13 ESV

Do not fear what they fear.

In Isaiah 8:11, the Lord warns the prophet Isaiah not to adopt the fears and anxieties of the people around him.

In our present time, we are bombarded with the conspiracy/truther narrative promoted by the unbelieving and often occult proponents that the human elite and Illuminati are in total control of everything.

However, we must remember that our ultimate allegiance is to God alone.

We should not be consumed by the same fears that grip the world, but instead, hold fast to the truth that God is in control.

We must reserve a holy fear for the Lord, not for mankind.

Isaiah 8 emphasizes that the Lord Almighty is the one we are to regard as holy and fear in verse 13.

While it is natural to have concerns about the state of the world, we must not let those fears overshadow our reverence for God and his calls to remain steadfast in obedient perseverance.

The human elite and the Illuminati may wield power in this earthly realm, but ultimately, God is sovereign over all.

We are called to reserve our fear for Him alone.

We must be vigilant of the spiritual deceptions of the adversary, Satan

Allowing the fear of the Illuminati and human elite to dominate our thoughts can open the door to spiritual deception from the adversary, Satan.

He is the god of this fallen world (2 Corinthians 4:4), and he seeks to deceive and lead people astray.

When we succumb to fear and paranoia, we become vulnerable to his tactics.

Therefore, it is crucial for us to stay rooted in the truth of God's Word and remain vigilant against the lies of the enemy.

Let us remember that God is the landlord, and Satan and his angels are merely the tenants over this domain.

Just as a tenant operates under the rules of the landlord, Satan operates within the boundaries set by God.

Though Satan may have temporary agency in this fallen world, we must trust that God's ultimate authority prevails.

As believers, we should find comfort in knowing that God is in control and that He will bring about His perfect plan.

Let us heed the message of Isaiah 8:11-15. We are called to resist the temptation to be consumed by conspiracy theories, fears, and paranoia of the human elite and Illuminati.

Instead, we should reserve our holy fear for the Lord alone, trusting in His sovereignty over all things.

By doing so, we guard ourselves against spiritual deception from the adversary, who seeks to lead us astray.

Let us pray for the strength to stand firm in our faith and trust in God's ultimate authority.

Let us pray.

Heavenly Father, we come before you today, grateful for the reminder that you are in control.

Help us to resist the fears and anxieties that surround us, and instead, place our holy fear in you alone.

Protect us from the deceptions of the enemy and grant us discernment to recognize the truth.

May we find peace and security in knowing that you are the ultimate sovereign and that your plans will prevail.

In Jesus' name, we pray. Amen.

[Donnie Discerned @DonnieDarkened]

We must understand and embrace the true nature of our mission.

Our calling is not political or focused on worldly agendas.

Instead, our mission is deeply spiritual, rooted in spreading the gospel, loving one another, and being a living example of Jesus Christ on earth.

It is God alone who raises up and puts down kings. Daniel 2:21.

We are called to live in accordance with His will, and submit ourselves to His will and calling for us on this earth.

[OperateInFaith @sleepy_dad]

@xZOMBIEx79 @laralogan We won’t get a fresh start until Jesus Christ sets up His Kingdom

[American Firebrand @AmFirebrand]

REMEMBER WHAT THEY DID.

[Ian Miles @ianmiles]

One of the saddest videos you'll ever watch.

[Bonfire Guy @blayone]

Vibes

It’s all corrupt. You had to see the truth. Operation Warp Speed was a way to fast track their agenda. Expose the truth and show the world their lies.

[Dinesh D'Souza @DineshDSouza]

The tragedy of abortion is not merely that a woman kills a child. It’s that a woman kills her own child. And the tragedy is compounded when this selfish butchery then celebrated as a form of liberation #Abortion #Scotus