Rubbie Rose

HE'S greater, Jesus, bible. Love, laugh, simple. Life, people, food. Music, sing, acoustic. Good books, blogs, outdoors... RN/CCU/ICU/HDU

[Rubbie Rose @JustRubbie]

Everything feels "fake"..
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Scripture versus Culture

[PaulsCorner-VerseQuest @TNTJohn1717]

🚨‼️Scripture versus culture is the real conflict of our age, because culture changes its mind every five minutes and then demands you call it progress. The Bible doesn’t. God doesn’t update truth to match trends. He calls men to repent when trends drift away from truth. That’s why culture hates Scripture, it won’t bow to the crowd.

Culture is a loud teacher, but it’s a bad one. It trains people to feel first, react fast, and treat morality like a popularity contest. It rewards rebellion with applause and punishes conviction with shame. Then it calls that “freedom.” But freedom without truth isn’t freedom, it’s slavery with better advertising. Scripture exposes that lie, and that’s why it’s resisted.

The Bible doesn’t ask culture for permission. It corrects culture. It doesn’t take votes. It declares. It tells you what marriage is, what sin is, what a man is, what a woman is, what justice is, what mercy is, and what salvation is. And when culture disagrees, the believer doesn’t rewrite the Book, he stands on it. If you let culture interpret Scripture, you’ll lose both Scripture and sanity.

So pick your authority now, because you’ll pick it later under pressure. Either you’ll fear God and be free, or you’ll fear man and be owned. Culture can cancel accounts, but it can’t cancel truth. The Word of God outlives empires. And in the end, you won’t stand before culture, you’ll stand before God.

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Scripture versus Tradition

[PaulsCorner-VerseQuest @TNTJohn1717]

🚨‼️Scripture versus tradition is not a small debate about preferences, it’s a battle over authority. Tradition can be helpful, but it becomes deadly the moment it outranks the Bible. The problem isn’t that people have traditions; the problem is when they treat traditions like revelation. Jesus didn’t rebuke the Pharisees for having rituals, He rebuked them for making “the commandment of God of none effect” by their tradition.

Tradition is safest when it stays in its lane. It can summarize, organize, and remind, but it cannot legislate where God did not. The moment a church says, “You must do this because we’ve always done it,” while Scripture doesn’t command it, they��ve shifted from discipleship to control. That’s how people end up trusting ceremony more than Christ and habits more than holiness.

Scripture is the final authority because it is God’s words, not man’s memory. Men forget, councils conflict, leaders change, and cultures drift. But God’s Word stands. When tradition contradicts Scripture, Scripture doesn’t need to be “balanced” by tradition, tradition needs to be corrected by Scripture. A Bible believer doesn’t despise history; he just refuses to put history on the throne.

So keep it simple: honor what God wrote above what men added. If a practice can’t be proven from Scripture in context, it isn’t binding on the conscience. Traditions may be old, but age doesn’t make them true. God didn’t tell you to follow the fathers; He told you to follow the Book.

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Lust isn't just a "sex sin."

[PaulsCorner-VerseQuest @TNTJohn1717]

🚨‼️Lust isn’t just a “sex sin.” That’s the first lie that keeps Christians blind. Lust is any desire that climbs on the throne and starts giving orders. It can be a body, sure, but it can also be comfort, attention, control, money, envy, revenge, gossip, or the sweet little “I deserve it” voice that turns rebellion into a need. The flesh doesn’t care what flavor it is as long as it gets fed. The devil’s goal isn’t a scandal, it’s a master. If lust is ruling you, you’re not “struggling,” you’re obeying.

The Bible doesn’t talk about lust like a therapist. It talks about lust like a crime scene. “Every man is tempted, when he is drawn away of his own lust, and enticed” (James 1:14). That’s bait, hook, and pull. Then it gets worse: “when lust hath conceived, it bringeth forth sin: and sin, when it is finished, bringeth forth death” (James 1:15). Lust isn’t “a moment.” Lust is a pregnancy. You don’t manage a pregnancy by ignoring it. You stop it early, or you deliver what you’ve been feeding.

Here’s what lukewarm religion won’t tell you: victory isn’t found in more promises. It’s found in different walking. “Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall not fulfil the lust of the flesh” (Galatians 5:16). The Spirit doesn’t negotiate with your cravings, He leads you away from them. The flesh doesn’t want to be led - it wants to be pleased. So the war is simple: who’s driving today? Your appetite or your Lord? If you keep your eyes, ears, and environment on lust’s payroll, don’t act surprised when lust shows up for work.

Stop calling it “my weakness” if you keep giving it access. Stop calling it “temptation” if you keep rehearsing it in your head. Stop calling it “a struggle” if you won’t cut the supply line. The world and its lust are passing away (1 John 2:17), and you’re trading eternal reward for a dying system’s candy. Want a clean conscience? Kill the pet. Guard the gate. Renew the mind. Walk in the Spirit. Lust can be beaten, but only by a man who’s done making peace with the thing that always ends in death.

[Rubbie Rose @JustRubbie]

"But God didn't call motherhood small, He made it mighty." ❤

[PaulsCorner-VerseQuest @TNTJohn1717]

🚨‼️Mother’s Day is more than flowers and posts, it’s a reminder that God built a world where a mother’s influence can shape eternity. A mother isn’t just raising kids, she’s shaping consciences. She teaches the first lessons about love, authority, comfort, correction, and endurance, and most of those lessons are taught long before a child can quote a verse. That’s why the devil targets homes first. If he can weaken mothers and fathers, he can weaken the next generation without firing a shot.

The modern world flatters motherhood with slogans while despising the sacrifice that makes it real. It will praise “strong moms” and then build a culture that punishes them for being feminine, patient, and devoted. It will celebrate mothers in May and then spend the rest of the year trying to replace them with screens, institutions, and ideologies. But God didn’t call motherhood small, He made it mighty. And a mother who fears the Lord is more dangerous to hell than a thousand influencers.

A godly mother isn’t perfect, but she is present. She prays when nobody sees it, corrects when it’s unpopular, and keeps loving when it costs her. She teaches her children what the world can’t teach: that truth matters, that sin is real, that forgiveness is necessary, and that Jesus Christ is not a myth but a Savior. Many men who stand strong today are standing on prayers their mother prayed years ago with tears in her eyes.

So honor mothers the right way, not just with words, but with gratitude and respect. And if you’re a mother reading this, don’t believe the lie that your work is unseen. God sees. Heaven records. Souls are being shaped in your living room. You may feel ordinary, but in God’s economy, faithfulness in a home is warfare, and a praying mother is one of the Lord’s sharpest weapons.

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[Aesthetic.Guyy @Aestheticswallz]

The Lord is my shepherd

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He left the 99 to find you..🙏🏻

[Jesus Loves You @John_Matthew_T]

You are not too lost to be found.
You are not too broken to be restored
You are not too far gone to be redeemed.

Just as He left the 99 to relentlessly search for the one lost sheep.
He will never give up on you, so don't you give up on yourself

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Beautiful yellow 🌼 🌼..💛 😍.

[Flowers @Flowers851401]

🌼 “Dressed in yellow, resting in flowers — she looks like the heart of spring itself.”🌼

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Pretty pink 🌸 🌸..🩷 😍.

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Such a beautiful gift.. This is so lovely ❤. I'm crying..🥺 😭.

[Wholesome @wholesome_X_]

Wow 😮 a birthday song to remember 🎁

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It brings warmth to my heart 😍..

[Wolf of X @WolfofX]

A parent's love knows no bounds.They will give all they have, and bear any hardship, just to secure a better future for their child

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"For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost." - Luke 19:10 ❤

[Sean @ChristIsComing5]

Jesus saves from sin.
Jesus saves from self.
Jesus saves from destruction.
Jesus saves from disease.
Jesus saves from wrath.
Jesus saves from death.
Jesus saves from hell.
Jesus saves from the lake of fire.

JESUS SAVES‼️
Are YOU saved?

[Rubbie Rose @JustRubbie]

"Jesus Christ did not rise to help you cope with the grave. He rose to empty it." 🙏🏻..

[PaulsCorner-VerseQuest @TNTJohn1717]

🚨‼️Most people do not fear death as much as they fear humiliation. They fear weakness. They fear being reduced. They fear the body failing in public. They fear the hospital bed, the shaking hand, the dim eye, the lost strength, the slow decline, the final helplessness. That is why the doctrine of the resurrection body is so powerful. God does not merely promise that your soul will make it through. He promises that the very body that was brought low under the curse will be raised in glory. The gospel does not end with survival. It ends with reversal.

This world spends billions trying to hide what Genesis 3 already explained. You can powder it, pose it, medicate it, sculpt it, photograph it, and flatter it, but the body still tells the truth. It weakens. It ages. It hurts. It breaks down. It dies. That is Adam’s image preaching every day. But 1 Corinthians 15 says that is not the final image for the saint. We have borne the image of the earthy, and we shall also bear the image of the heavenly. That means the Christian is not headed toward permanent humiliation. He is headed toward conformity to Jesus Christ.

The most dangerous lie in modern religion is that the body barely matters. That lie shows up in two opposite ways. Some worship the body like it is their god. Others treat it like it is disposable junk. The Bible rebukes both. The body matters because Christ bought it. The body matters because the Spirit indwells it. The body matters because God will raise it. The body matters because the grave is not the end of its story. A believer should never look at the body as ultimate, but he should also never look at it as meaningless. It is under redemption.

That is why resurrection hope is not soft or sentimental. It is violent in the best sense. It is God’s declaration of war against corruption, weakness, shame, and death. It is heaven’s answer to every funeral, every cemetery, every cancer ward, every nursing home, and every mirror that tells you Adam still left his mark on your flesh. The Christian does not deny that mark. He just knows it is temporary. Jesus Christ did not rise to help you cope with the grave. He rose to empty it.

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Adorable twins! 😂..

[Restoring Your Faith in Humanity @HumanityChad]

Every time the blanket comes off... it's a new pose 😭😭

Why does it feel like I am watching a kung fu movie? 😂

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A real #Education doesn't end with a degree; it ends with wisdom..

[PaulsCorner-VerseQuest @TNTJohn1717]

🚨‼️Education was once about forming minds, but today it’s about formatting them. The modern classroom doesn’t ask students to seek truth; it asks them to repeat consensus. It teaches them how to pass tests but not how to test ideas. When a system prizes conformity over curiosity, graduates leave with diplomas in obedience rather than discernment.

A school without God becomes a school without reference points. You cannot teach ethics without a Lawgiver, meaning without a Creator, or dignity without an Image-bearer. So secular education substitutes those with slogans, empowerment seminars, and psychological band-aids. It produces confident students with no compass, which is far more dangerous than ignorant students with humility.

The tragedy is not that kids stop believing in God, but that they stop believing in anything objective at all. If truth is personal and identity is fluid, then morality becomes optional and responsibility becomes oppressive. That’s why the smartest generation on record also happens to be the most anxious. Brains without ballast eventually capsize.

A real education doesn’t end with a degree; it ends with wisdom. And wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord. The student who knows calculus but not Christ may compute trajectories but will miss eternity. Better a child who learns virtue over velocity, and repentance over rhetoric, for the world is run not by the clever, but by the principled.

[Rubbie Rose @JustRubbie]

True #Rest is not found in time off but in God's presence..

[PaulsCorner-VerseQuest @TNTJohn1717]

🚨‼️Rest is not weakness, it is obedience. God rested not because He was tired, but because He was finished. Rest acknowledges limits, and limits remind man that he is not God. A culture that refuses rest eventually collapses under its own exhaustion.

The world confuses rest with escape. Vacations, scrolling, entertainment, and indulgence promise relief but rarely deliver renewal. They numb instead of restore. Biblical rest doesn’t anesthetize the soul, it reorders it. It pulls a man back into alignment with reality.

Rest requires trust. A man who cannot stop working believes the world will fall apart without him. That is pride wearing a productivity badge. God commands rest because He alone sustains creation. Rest is a weekly sermon preached against self-importance.

True rest is not found in time off but in God’s presence. “Come unto me,” Jesus said, not “figure it out.” A rested soul is not idle; it is anchored. And a man anchored in God can return to labor without being consumed by it.