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reformedchick

Climate change has a biblical name.

It’s called Gods judgement.

Anytime they blame the weather on CC just know it’s Gods judgment, not climate change.

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“The commands of God must outweigh all authority and example of men.”

— Jerome

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Jeremiah 23:29

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A time will be coming where this tumblr will go dark. I need to make that clear. However I want to remind each and everyone who believes on the Lord Jesus that you must continue to walk in faith in the most darkest circumstances. Whatever happens in this life we will have to stand before God alone and give an account. Make your account good. Be faithful to Him. Go out while you still can and win souls for the kingdom and snatch souls from hell. Bring something with you to heaven to thrust at the Lords feet. Don’t deny him with your lips or your heart. Nothing in this entire world is worth more than your own soul and the one who created it. Not your career, your spouse, your kids, your animals, your tube channel that has millions of subscribers. At the end of the day you need integrity. You need to be on the right side of God. He’s been sending out invitations to the wedding since the beginning of time. Make sure you RSVP and make sure you show up before the door shuts closed. Get your hearts right if they’re not. Surrender. Submit to Him. Give up stuff. None of it matters anyway. It’s not going with you. None of this matters. Only Christ matters. Keep up the fight of faith. Run the race. Keep your eyes on the prize. Don’t let your feet go left or right, keep going straight. When that day comes not if, I wish you all the best, and I pray that you are steadfast and just know you can do all things in Christ who gives you strength. They’re not just words in the book. It’s truth. Let it wash your mind. Let it cleanse your soul. Forget the past and what’s behind but press on toward the goal.

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“Everything you can see will die and rot. Every title you can earn will be lost. Every glory you receive from men will turn to nothing. Live for that which is eternal. Live for the one that died for you.”

— Paul Washer

reformedchick

This is true. When I’m out shopping or out somewhere I look at the architecture of buildings and all the goods inside, homes and landscaping.. all the things man has contributed to. All the heirlooms families have passed down. Everything will be burnt up. God will set the earth ablaze to purify it from sin once and for all. Set your eyes to the eternal things. The things that matter - store your treasure in Heaven.

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reformedchick

Lord, thank you for your continued patience. I can never thank you enough so I will continue on in obedience to you. Thank you for divine encounters, this time alone with you, for the lessons learned, the holy fear that I possess in reverence of your justice and mercy, for the times when I was unsure or afraid that paved a way for you to assure me and give me hope. Thank you for the lowest of valleys, and the currents of affliction that I find myself in most of the time. Lord thank you for providing for me, for opening doors that I couldn’t pry open even with the most technically advanced machinery, if I tried, because those were shut for a reason. Thank you supplying every need I have abundantly and above anything I can ask for. Thank you for forgiving me when I am listless, moody, and unreasonable. Thank you for the desire to read your word and seek your face for all the above, for the holy spirits timeless and miraculous work in such a wretched person as I was. I am truly a new creation. Every part of my being screams out to you, for your love, for your arms to hold me in the lonliness of the night, for your guidance along this journey and for you to always be near me. I cannot do this alone. I have tried before and I am ZERO without you.

Thank you. Thank you Lord.

reformedchick

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““If God’s so powerful and so good, how come bad stuff happens?”I’m not going to answer the question until you ask it correctly. Here’s how you ask that question properly. You look me in my eyes and you ask me this: how on earth can a holy and righteous God know what I did and thought and said–only yesterday–and not kill me in my sleep last night?Until you ask that question that way, you don’t understand the issue. You believe the problem is “out there”. You believe that there are somehow some individuals who–in and of themselves–deserve something other than the wrath of Almighty God. You need to flip the script and ask the question this way: “Why is it that we are here today, why has He not consumed and devoured each and everyone of us? Why, O God, does Your judgment and Your wrath tarry?” When you ask it that way, you understand the issue. When you ask it the other way, you believe in the supremacy of man. “How dare God not employ His power on behalf of almighty men!” You flip the question around, you believe in the supremacy of Christ. “How dare I steal His air, because the last breath I took, I borrowed it from Him.”The problem… is you. That you do not acknowledge the supremacy of Christ. The problem is you start with you as the measure of all things. The problem is you judge God based upon how well He carries out your agenda for the world. And you believe in the supremacy of you. And as a result, you want a god who is omnipotent, but not sovereign. If you had a god who omnipotent but not sovereign, you can wield his power. But if your God is both omnipotent and sovereign, you are at His mercy.”

— Voddie Baucham (via semperreformanda)

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Truth!

romansoto

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WHO IS HE?

In Genesis, He is the seed of the woman. In Exodus, He is the Passover Lamb. In Leviticus, He is our High Priest. In Numbers, He is pillar of cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night. In Deuteronomy, He is the prophet like unto Moses. In Joshua, He is the captain of our salvation. In Judges, He is our judge and lawgiver. In Ruth, He is our kinsman redeemer. In I and II Samuel, He is our trusted prophet. In Kings and Chronicles, He is our reigning king. In Erza, He is our faithful scribe. In Nehemiah, He is the rebuilder of the broken down walls of human life. In Ester, He is our Mordecai. In Job, He is our ever-living redeemer: “For I know my redeemer lives.” In Psalms, He is our shepherd. In Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, He is our wisdom. In Song of Solomon, He is the lover and the bridegroom. In Isaiah, He is the prince of peace. In Jeremiah, He is the righteous branch. In Lamentations, He is the weeping prophet. In Ezekiel, He is the wonderful four-faced man. In Daniel, He is the fourth man walking in the midst of the burning fiery furnaces of life. In Hosea, He is the husband forever married to the backslider. In Joel, He is the mighty baptizer in the Holy Ghost. In Amos, He is my burden bearer. In Obadiah, He is mighty to save. In Jonah, He is God’s great foreign missionary. In Micah, He is the messenger of beautiful feet. In Nahum, He is the avenger of God’s elect. In Habakkuk, He is God’s evangelist, crying, “Revive thy work in the midst of the years.” In Zephaniah, He is our Savior. In Haggai, He is the restorer of the lost heritage of Israel. In Zechariah, He is fountain opened up on the house of David for sin and uncleanness. In Malachi, He is the Son of Righteousness arisen with healing in His wings. In Matthew, He is the Messiah. In Mark, He is the wonder worker. In Luke, He is the Son of Man. In John, He is the Son of God. In Acts, He is the mighty baptizer in the Holy Ghost. In Romans, He is my justifier. In Corinthians, He is my sanctifier. In Galatians, He is the redeemer from the curse of the law. In Ephesians, He is the Christ of unsearchable riches. In Philippians, He is the God that supplies all my needs. In Colossians, He is the fullness of the godhead bodily. In I and II Thessalonians, He is my soon-coming King! In I and II Timothy, He is the mediator between God and man. In Tidus, He is my faithful pastor. In Philemon, He is the friend that sticketh closer than a brother. In Hebrews, He is the blood of the everlasting covenant. In James, He is our Great Physician, for “the prayer of faith shall save the sick.” In I and II Peter, He is my good shepherd. In I John, He is love. In II John, He is love. In III John, He is love. In Jude, He is the Lord coming with 10,000 of His saints. In Revelation, He is King of Kings and Lord of Lords.

HE IS THE WORD OF GOD.

reformedchick

Yes! !!

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101/365 reasons to pray | Corrie Ten Boom

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Matthew 5:1-12

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“There are many to-day occupying positions very different to those which they set before themselves in early life. Some are preaching the gospel who were destined to practice at the English bar. Some are lawyers who started to be physicians. Some are business men who started to be artists or musicians. David Livingstone starts as a hand in a Glasgow factory, and he becomes the pioneer of missionary work in Africa. William Carey makes shoes and he becomes the most successful missionary in India. Looking back on life, we say it was this or that event which impelled us on another course. We are apt to forget that the event was no chance accident, but a distinct factor in God’s government of our lives.”

— Bible Illustrator [ref. Pro. 16:9]

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Say it with me: "There are zero things left to chance with God."

The Master Architect holds your life in His perfect, sovereign, masterful Hands, fashioning your every twist and turn, for your greater good and His ultimate glory.