Many of the people God used most in Scripture were young, but their calling wasn’t comfortable. It required sacrifice, discipline, obedience, and a willingness.
@BlazePizza mind explaining to me why you Cambridge location is full of racist workers who refused my two year old water? And then taunted us and mocked me because I pushed to buy the cup and demanded to know why I was not allowed to purchase one for my son? They refused to give me empl IDs.
As a man , why are you FAT?
You don’t menstruate. You don’t have hormonal issues. You don’t have PCOS. You don’t carry children.
So why are you fat? Why are your breasts hanging?
Most people never rise beyond mediocrity because their character cannot sustain greater responsibility. If someone will lie, cut corners, or compromise in the little things, they’ll do the same when entrusted with much.
If you want to continue to increase, start by being faithful in the small things.
🚨 And don’t forget, who you are will eventually be revealed‼️
“He who is faithful in a very little thing is faithful also in much; and he who is dishonest and unjust in a very little thing is dishonest and unjust also in much.” — Amplified Bible Classic Edition Luke 16:10
@TapestryHilton@HiltonHotels Major safety concern at The Loom Hotel in Warwick RI. Employee tried to key my room while my son was inside despite a DND sign. Management is dodging my calls. Ticket #263656331 Why isn't guest safety a priority? #Hilton#TheLoomHotel#TravelSafety
I swear people become literal beggars when they get into ministry. I can’t get with that. Ministry is built on Covenant not begging or asking - even in a weird passive way.
Everybody wants the platform, but few have the character to sustain it—and trust me, it shows. This isn’t about grabbing a mic or putting on a show. It’s about the posture of your heart when no one’s watching. People idolize the success, the spotlight, the followers—but they completely dismiss the discipline, the death to self, and the daily sacrifice it takes to carry that kind of weight.
If you’re asking God to use you, you better be prepared to part with comfort, convenience, and applause. Because the truth is, most people aren’t after service—they’re after status.
Real success doesn’t happen on the stage. It’s built in the quiet, in the mundane, in the hidden place—where you choose
faith over fear,
obedience over opinion, and
holiness over hype.
@Artlist_io, tell your purple-haired intern who decided to put the disgusting pride footage front and center on your main footage page to take it off. Please and thank you.