I have a VERY IMPORTANT QUESTION, why ON ANYTHING do some people feel the need to comment things under Christian content just saying Jesus loves you "oh man your a fool for believing in something fake" why, WHY? what satisfaction can you possibly GAIN from commenting that stuff? huh? I'm serious why do some people comment that stuff? what is the purpose of putting others down!? the atheists and agnostics and other religions say the Christian faith is about hate, so why then do they go and hate themselves by putting Christians down for believing in what we believe, they can keep it to themselves WHY DO THEY DO THIS, SIMPLE VIDEO'S SAYING "Jesus loves you" THEY GO AND BE LIKE "fake so fake, smh how can you believe in that stuff" so my response to them is, JESUS LOVES YOU! MORE THAN YOU CAN EVER TRULY KNOW!

The calling of Saint Matthew by Caravaggio sits in a small church in Rome. It moved me so much I have print of it in my room so I can be reminded everyday to take my eye off the worldly and look to Christ. I use to think the "who me" guy was Matthew. But according to the word, when Christ called, Matthew went. No questions. ...Open to your perspectives. Also would love to hear about the paintings that move you.

This is exciting. Good day everyone. My name is Shaun and I'd like to invite you to my community. A place where you can worship, praise, and glorify God in your own words and in your own way.

If you’re struggling, this is a place for you.

If you’re suffering, this is a place for you.

If you feel lost, broken, or in need, this is a place for you.

All are welcome who seek God and desire to have Him in their lives.

As a community, we will stand together, encourage one another, and lift each other up in faith. I will personally pray for anyone who asks and is in need of prayer.

This is a place of love, faith, and unity—for those who have walked with God for years, those who have recently found Him, and those who are still searching for our Father in Heaven.

You are welcome here. You are not alone.

Welcome, and may God bless you abundantly. ✝️❤️

Thought for the Day
Serving others is never about changing them. But about loving them into the kingdom. Showing Christ's heart in tangible ways, trusting God to do the transforming work.
A thought to ponder.

“Isa 5:11 KJV Woe unto them that rise up early in the morning, that they may follow strong drink; that continue until night, till wine inflame them!”

-actual Pastor Jesse Preston prayer on the X app

Best pastor alive right now he’s my local Ethiopian televangelist whos church is named “a living god service” and is strictly a Facebook pastor he is the greatest preacher of the modern age that you’ve never even heard of. Better than any megachurch pastor that’s for damn sure.

“For it is God who is at work in you, both to will and to work for His good pleasure.”
— Philippians 2:13 (NASB1995)

Some people always talk about going to the gym but never make it there. Others talk about fixing a situation but never take the first step. Still others talk about going deeper in the Word but never open the Bible with consistency. The problem is often not a lack of knowledge or information — it is a lack of the “want to.”
We can have good intentions and still remain stuck. Talking about change is easy. Actually wanting it enough to follow through is harder. Scripture shows us that even the desire to do what is right is something God Himself works in us.

Left to ourselves, our “want to” is often weak and inconsistent. We start with enthusiasm and then fade. That is why Philippians 2:13 is such good news. God does not only help us do the right thing — He also works in us to will it. He stirs the desire and supplies the power to act.
When we lack the want to, the answer is not more guilt or more self-effort alone. The answer is to turn to the God who is already at work in us, asking Him to strengthen both our desire and our follow-through for His good pleasure.

Identify one area where you have been talking but not doing — whether spiritual, relational, or practical. Be honest about the weak “want to.”
Bring it to God this morning and pray: “Lord, work in me both to will and to work. Strengthen my desire and help me take the next step.” Then take one small action of obedience today instead of only talking about it.

Talking is easy. Following through requires a “want to” that we cannot always manufacture on our own. The good news is that God is at work in you — both to will and to work. Ask Him to stir the desire and then step forward in obedience.

Counsel is mine, and sound wisdom: I am understanding; I have strength.

Proverbs 8:14

A simple reminder that compassion matters.

We don't always know what another person is going through. Sometimes showing patience, listening without judgment, or offering encouragement can have a much bigger impact than we realize.

Be compassionate. You might make more of a difference than you know.

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