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For a believer to be freed from being a servant of sin, service to God must begin. To stop serving sin, another form of doctrine must be introduced, and your heart must obey it for freedom to occur (Rom. 6:16–22).
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Just because God gives you a dream, gives you a promise, doesn’t mean you can sit back and be passive. You have to go and possess it. You have to take steps of faith. That’s when you’re going to see God step in and do things that you couldn’t do.
One detail I often think about is that Jesus compared the Kingdom to wheat growing among weeds (Matthew 13). The weeds were real, but they were never the focus of the harvest. God’s ability to bring fruit out of difficult seasons is greater than the enemy’s ability to create them.
There are things that don’t make sense, that aren't fair. The good news is that’s not how your story ends. The enemy doesn’t have the final say. He may sow some weeds, but that does not stop your harvest.
Eternal life is not about going to heaven; it is the life of the Godhead. God wants to express His life here on earth, such that people can see Him in men and know that it is possible to live like His Son on earth.
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There are many natural and man-made rules and principles available today to help couples sustain their marriages. However, what truly makes a marriage prosper is the inward building of the couple through the Word of God.
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The Ark was built before the rain.
That is the part men skip.
Noah did not wait until the sky turned black.
He did not wait until water came through the door.
He did not wait until his wife was scared, his sons were frantic, and the neighbors finally believed him.
He built while the world looked normal.
That is faith.
Not vibes.
Not panic.
Not last-minute religion.
Obedience before proof.
“By faith Noah, being warned of God of things not seen as yet, moved with fear, prepared an ark…”
Hebrews 11:7 KJV
Most men wait until the flood is already in the house.
The marriage is already cold.
The son is already distant.
The daughter already stopped talking.
The body already broke down.
The money is already gone.
Then they want God to help them build.
But the ark is not a panic project.
It is what a man builds because he believes God before the weather changes.
Build before the rain.
He speared the side of Christ, and then he became a Saint, a centurion in the armies of God.
Saint Longinus was the Roman Centurion who pierced the side of Christ with a spear to ensure He was dead.
Tradition says he was partially blind. When the blood and water flowed from Jesus' side, it splashed onto his face, instantly restoring his sight.
He threw down his spear and cried out: "Truly this man was the Son of God!"
The weapon that speared Christ became a relic (The Spear of Destiny), and the man who wielded it became a martyr for the Faith.
Later he was persecuted by the Roman Empire for spreading the faith in Cappadocia.
There he preached Christ crucified and risen, converting pagans, baptizing multitudes. The governor demanded he bow to idols. The soldier of Christ refused.
He laughed at their lifeless statues: “They are not gods. They cannot save.”
They arrested him, tortured him and took his eyes, a brutal mockery of the vision Christ had given him. But even in darkness, Longinus stood strong: “I have seen the truth,” he declared, “and no man can blind me now.”
Still desperate to break him, the governor led Longinus to the temple of the gods, demanding he bow. Before him stood a massive idol, cold and lifeless. Then they cut out his tongue, thinking they had stolen his voice. But the Heavens defied them, Longinus continued to speak clearly, his words as if carried by God Himself.
His hand found the hilt of a discarded sword. And with one mighty strike, he cleaved the false god’s head from its body. As the stone shattered, he roared for all to hear: “NOW WE SHALL SEE IF THEY ARE GODS OR NOT!”
The Emperor had him martyred for this, but his actions had already converted thousands.
Saint Longinus was a soldier of Rome, but he died a warrior of Christ, and in that, he won the greatest battle of all. The battle for his soul.
Saint Longinus, patron saint of soldiers and converts, pray for us!
To some, the Crucifixion is just a legend.
But for 2,000 years, Christians have safeguarded the evidence.
These are 10 holy relics of Christ’s Passion that still exist today:
1. The Crown of Thorns in Notre-Dame, Paris.
2. The True Cross in Jerusalem, Rome, and beyond
3. The Holy Nails in Milan, Rome & Trier
4. The Titulus Crucis in Rome
5. The Holy Lance in Vienna, Vatican, and Armenia
6. The Seamless Garment in Trier Cathedral, Germany
7. The Holy Shroud of Turin, Italy
8. The Column of the Flagellation in Rome
9. The Sudarium of Oviedo, Spain
10. The Holy Sponge in Basilica of St. John Lateran, Rome
Mel Gibson spent 7 years writing the sequel to The Passion of the Christ, with help from theologians and historians to ensure biblical/historical accuracy.
Filming began in August 2025 in Italy.
This is the most ambitious Christian film ever made.
Did you know that miracles happened during filming of the Passion of the Christ?
Mel Gibson, a giant of the screen, made a choice that would cost him everything.
He poured in $30 million of his own fortune, built his own production company, and shouldered the cross himself.
He knew this would be no ordinary film. This would be war.
When it came time to cast Christ, Mel called Jim Caviezel, a faithful Catholic actor.
But before the offer was made, he warned him:
>“If you do this, you will be rejected by Hollywood.”
Jim went silent. He took a day to pray. Then came the call:
>“We have to make it. I’m 33 years old. My initials are J.C.”
Mel paused, then answered:
>“You’re scaring me.”
And hung up.
Then came the shoot and it was unlike anything Hollywood had ever seen.
Jim Caviezel stepped into the role of Christ and walked a path not just of acting, but of suffering.
> He lost 45 pounds.
> Was struck by lightning not once, but twice.
One of the lightning strikes hit him during the Sermon on the Mount scene, while cameras were rolling.
A bright flash, an explosion of divine silence,
and Caviezel stood stunned, unharmed, as the sky thundered.
> He was accidentally whipped during scourging scenes, leaving him with a 14-inch scar, real blood spilled for a film about divine blood.
> His shoulder dislocated while carrying the Cross.
> He hung exposed in freezing conditions, battling pneumonia and hypothermia.
> Filming the crucifixion alone took 5 weeks of agony.
> After filming, the toll on his heart was so severe, he underwent two open-heart surgeries the scars of Gethsemane etched in flesh.
And yet, through it all, Jim’s aim was clear:
> “I didn’t want people to see me. I wanted them to see Jesus. Conversions will happen through that.”
And they did. In numbers that stunned the world.
Pedro Sarubbi, who played Barabbas, said of Caviezel’s eyes during filming:
> “They had no hatred, only mercy and love.”
Pedro converted to Christianity.
Luca Lionello, the actor who portrayed Judas,
an atheist, was baptized after filming.
He baptized his own children with him.
A Muslim technician watched the filming in awe,
and gave his life to Christ on set.
And then came the wave.
Audiences around the world wept in theaters. Families returned to the faith. Hearts of stone became flesh. Confessions surged. Conversions multiplied.
From prison cells to palaces, from pews to film sets, lives changed.
The world said it would fail. But God had other plans.
The Passion of the Christ grossed $611 million worldwide. It became the highest-grossing R-rated film in history.
But more than that, it became a weapon of grace.
It brought Christ’s suffering into a world drowning in comfort.
It pierced through indifference. It reminded mankind that Love bleeds, suffers, and dies to save.
Today is Holy Thursday, the day the Passion of the Christ begins.
After washing the feet of His disciples and offering His own Body and Blood at the Last Supper, Christ retreats to the Garden of Gethsemane. He knows exactly what is coming. The scourging, the thorns, the agonizing weight of the cross. The burden of every sin in human history crushes down on Him until He sweats drops of blood into the dirt.
Before a single Roman soldier laid a hand on Him, the sheer psychological and spiritual terror of what He was about to absorb crushed Him so violently that His capillaries burst, bleeding through His pores into the soil.
Friday was the physical execution, but Thursday night was the ultimate battle of the Will. This is the exact moment He looked into the terrifying abyss, accepted the cup of God's wrath, and said: "Not my will, but Yours be done." He didn't wait to be captured. He fought and won the war in His own soul before the enemy even marched up the mountain.
In His darkest hour of dread, He looks to His closest companions for support. He finds them fast asleep. Their comfort won over their loyalty. Shortly after, the heavy silence of the garden is shattered by the arrival of the mob, the glow of torches, the drawing of swords, and the ultimate betrayal sealed with a kiss from a friend.
Tonight, the altars are stripped completely bare. The tabernacles are left open and empty. The Church descends into mourning. The modern world continues to trade Him for silver, mock Him for cheap applause, and sleep soundly through the spiritual war. Do not be like the sleeping Apostles. The Passion has begun. Hold the line.