It’s another Sunday for this brainwashed man to go to church early…
We will still Give our offerings.
We would still pay our tithes.
We will still donate to any ongoing church projects.
Call us all the names you like😂
It will never change the fact that Jesus is king! 👑
The older I get, the more convinced I become:
- God is holy.
- Sin is serious.
- Life is short.
- Eternity is real.
- Scripture is sufficient, inerrant, and authoritative.
- Grace is astonishing.
- Jesus Christ is everything.
Before God hands you the life you have been asking for, He builds the version of you that is ready to handle it.
That means discomfort. That means patience. That means seasons of isolation where your faith is the only thing keeping you grounded. The stripping away is not punishment. It is preparation.
Nobody under the sun will ever claim that they “made me” like they did in the past. God took it all, let me suffer and in the process he gave me a fresh start . Everything i will achieve, even this restoration can only be attributed to God and may his name be glorified.
El ladrón que murió junto a Jesús terminó entrando en el Paraíso. Y quizá esa sea una de las escenas más incómodas y esperanzadoras de todo el Evangelio.
Aquel hombre no tuvo tiempo de reparar su pasado. No pudo hacer buenas obras, devolver lo robado ni cambiar su vida.
Solo hizo algo: reconoció su culpa, reconoció quién era Jesús y se abandonó a su misericordia.
«Jesús, acuérdate de mí cuando llegues a tu Reino».
Y Cristo respondió:
«Hoy estarás conmigo en el Paraíso»
La tradición conoce a aquel ladrón como Dimas.
Su historia nos recuerda algo esencial del cristianismo: la misericordia de Dios no tiene un límite marcado por nuestro pasado.
Cuando existe un arrepentimiento verdadero y volvemos sinceramente a Él, su gracia puede alcanzarnos incluso en el último momento.
Dimas no llegó al Paraíso porque su vida hubiera sido ejemplar.
Llegó porque, en su último momento, miró a Cristo y confió en Él.
Nunca es demasiado tarde para volver a Dios.
✝️🙏
I love David because he was so brutally honest with God about his feelings. He didn’t pretend to have it all together. He cried, questioned, felt afraid, angry and discouraged, yet he kept bringing it all back to God. That reminds me that I don’t have to hide my feelings from Him either. I can come as I am, pour out my heart, ask the hard questions and still trust Him. God can handle the messy prayers too. 🤍
@gvardiiolls It's just the salty rival fans trying to convince themselves he was bad..... I mean was saw him crashing it in the world cup he will be great for us