Tom Kema

Organizational Development consultant at AT&T

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@GadSaad That dream will manifest worldwide during the Millennial Kingdom reign of the Lord Jesus Christ after His return & judgment of the nations.
Before then, Christians will have to go [out of their churches] & make disciples in fulfillment of the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20).

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@pardoned4now @laralogan @ghucon So you’re effectively supporting the Democrat criminals. Got it.

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@OldeWorldOrder Sadly, perhaps most of them would vote for the wrong person and party.

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@markchironna Yes, there’s real danger in letting disappointment rewrite what we know of God’s character: He remains good, present, and faithful.

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@RobSchneider Sadly, millions of [people who think of themselves as] Christians vote for the wrong party.

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@markchironna The battleground is often interpretation. Circumstances may be real, but the meaning attached to them can become the doorway to fear, accusation, and unbelief. The safeguard is to let what God has revealed define reality before circumstances define God.

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@markchironna Well said. What captures our attention shapes our loves, fears, and judgment. The Church must know what is happening without being discipled by outrage—seeing all things through Scripture, prayer, and the mind of Christ.

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@KerinaFMurray @markchironna By learning to read the whole counsel of Scripture, especially the texts that challenge us, in prayerful community and obedience. A good test is: Am I letting Scripture correct me, or mainly using it to correct others?

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@markchironna Helpful analogy. The one divine Person truly acts through a complete, active human nature—with a real human mind and will—perfectly united with, yet distinct from, His divine nature.

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@markchironna Amen. Glory cannot be separated from God’s holy character, and neither should character be separated from His manifested presence and power. In Christ and by the Spirit, we are being transformed into His likeness while carrying His presence into the world.

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@James30872096 @TrumpGirlLove Okay, here you go:

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@Lasse1831560 @SanaELedene ideology

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@MikeWingerii Why do you think this was largely about you? He specifically pointed out that there are many people doing what you do.

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@TheBabylonBee Fox News comment section actually.

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@markchironna Thx; needed.
Prophetic claims should be tested, weighed, remembered, & corrected where necessary.
I’d only add that the Church’s discernment is not infallible; prophecy and its evaluation alike remain subject to Scripture, and true words from God may still be wrongly rejected.

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@markchironna I can handle only about 15 minutes on X once or twice a day before the anger and disquiet become counterproductive.
That usually sends me back to the Kingdom work God has assigned me—the best contribution I can make toward changing what troubles me.

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@markchironna Profound and timely.
The deeper issue may be not noise itself, but disordered attention.
Quiet is valuable because it helps turn us from constant reaction toward attentive communion with God—so we hear, are formed, and then act from His presence rather than our impulses.

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@markchironna Strong point: age alone doesn’t produce wisdom, and suffering can deeply form us.
I’d only add that suffering itself doesn’t guarantee wisdom; it can also harden us.
Wisdom comes as suffering is rightly processed before God, through truth, obedience, and grace.

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@markchironna Excellent contrast. I’d add that John’s Logos is rooted not merely in Greek thought but deeply in Genesis: the Word through whom God created all things has now entered creation in the flesh. John is identifying Jesus with the Creator-Word Himself.

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@markchironna This is a valuable caution against equating political or military victory with divine approval.

The Cross judges worldly abuses of power, while Scripture recognizes legitimate civil authority — even the sword — as accountable to God.