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Two people denied Jesus the night before His death: Judas & Peter. Both wept for their mistake.
What was the difference between the two?
Judas turned away from God & judged himself. Peter repented, went back to God, & let Him forgive & restore him.
Never underestimate the power of Jesus to forgive & restore.
God never changes his mind about the people he calls. He never decides to take back the blessings he has given them. — Romans 11:29
I guess, sometimes God allows us to experience disappointments from the people and things of this world, so that we will realize that He is the Only One who won’t ever fail us.
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The sin that tortures you was bore by Christ so it cannot hurt us any longer.
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Jesus didn’t hang out with fishermen and tax collectors and prostitutes because he wanted to be edgy and controversial. He did it because he saw them for who they truly are- children of God. Because he loved them despite their flaws. Despite their sins. And he loves each of us that way too. But he never stopped there, with love. He also brought redemption and reformation. You can’t stay the same when you’re with Jesus. He’s always telling us to go and sin no more. He’s always molding us to be more like him. He’s always leading us to perfection.
You cannot stay the same in his presence. He will shape you with his holiness. Go and sin no more.
Susanna April
When you talk about Jesus, do it with demonstrations of love and peace and patience. Don’t just talk about Him intellectually. Show people who He is and what He has done.
Trusting God, that’s a choice. I can’t choose when I feel him or not. Because feeling, that’s an emotion, it’s something that’s out of our control. But I can choose to trust God.
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If God had a refrigerator, your picture would be on it. If He had a wallet, your photo would be in it. He sends you flowers every spring and a sunrise every morning.
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If I were honest
If I were honest, I’d say I’m struggling. If I were honest I’d admit that I’m disgustingly selfish. If I were honest I’d say that I’m incredibly unhappy at home.
If I were honest I’d admit that I don’t think I’ll ever escape the shadow of my sister’s success. If I were honest I’d say that I think I’m the black sheep of my entire family for not going to college and instead pursuing missions and Jesus. If I were honest I’d say that it really did bother me that the boy I was going to marry is now married to someone else. If I were honest I’d say that I’m terrified of the future.
If I were honest I wouldn’t spend four minutes rearranging my blankets on my bed for my instagram post and another three minutes editing it so that all 349 of my followers might think I’m cool. If I were honest I’d say that I don’t live like I’m loved by the creator of the universe. If I were honest I’d say that I don’t think I’ll ever be worthy enough for Him to love me. If I were honest I would talk to someone about what I’m going through. If I were honest I’d tell people how I’m feeling. If I were honest I’d seek help. If I were honest I’d admit that two nights ago I wrote that I no longer wanted to feel anything. If I were honest I’d stop p r e t e n d i n g.
I’d stop pretending that everything is okay. I’d stop pretending that I have it all together. I’d stop pretending that I’m strong. I’m not honest. Vulnerability is my enemy and strength is my facade.
And it’s exactly those reasons why I keep running to the cross. That I keep running towards the one who took all of those burdens, who sees right through all of those lies. In this season I couldn’t be more thankful that I can find rest at the foot of the cross and in the arms of the Father who sent His only son to take all of this from me. Thank you, Jesus.
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I’d stop pretending that everything is okay. I’d stop pretending that I have it all together. I’d stop pretending that I’m strong. I’m not honest. Vulnerability is my enemy and strength is my facade.
One day we will see the Savior face to face… and every tear will dry; pain will disappear; death will flee. And we will smile and sigh in relief. And we will be home.
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Isn’t it amazing that God’s voice can make the mountains crumble and in that same voice speak love gently into your heart?
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Singleness doesn’t define your value, ever. What exactly is “singleness”? I wish we would stop defining things by the absence of something else. Being single doesn’t mean you’re somehow “incomplete” until someone else completes you. Let’s pause to consider that even the idea of singleness is false at its best, and oppression at its worst. In the first century, Apostle Paul wrote 1 Corinthians 7 specifically to address single people. To paraphrase, he said, “If you want to get married, good. If you want to stay single, good, and it could be better.” To you, this might sound ordinary. But at the time, it was a loaded bombshell. This was actually an entirely revolutionary view of sexuality that had been previously unheard of. During Paul’s life, the Emperor of the Roman Empire was actually charging a fee for the unmarried because it was considered bad for the economy and the family (never mind that Caesar was already bad for both). Being married with a family was considered the gold status of society, and a single person could only have been a widow or prostitute; there was no middle ground. So Paul comes along, and moved by the Spirit of God, completely wrecked the whole idea of family and marriage and singles. Though marriage is desirable, it’s not a “state of completion,” and we have an entire church of brothers and sisters in Christ who are meant for deep soul-community, for both singles and couples. Paul legitimized singleness as an absolutely acceptable life-choice, but more than that, said it can often be better for carrying out God’s mission on earth (1 Cor. 7:29-35). Paul himself was single, which itself would’ve been quite a scandal.
J.S. from The Christianese Dating Culture (via jspark3000)
It could be that nothing around you gets better. But He is there, extending grace within the swirling mess of a hostile world. It could be that people around you don’t change. But He is there, growing you to change when others do not. It could be that you get stuck at that obstacle once more. But He is there, having already removed every obstacle between you and Him at the cross, empowering you for so much better than you think.
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