#chrisitanity

[herrevivalblog]

God doesn't need your strength- Just your surrender

[voiceforjesus]

Easter Prayer 🙏

Heavenly Father, on this Easter Sunday, we give thanks for the sacrificial love of Jesus and the redemption we find in His resurrection. Thank You for sending Jesus to save me from my sins. Thank You that You loved us enough to send a perfect sacrifice, so that we could live together eternally. I confess that I am a sinner and need forgiveness. I ask You to come into my heart, and I commit to following Jesus as my personal Lord and Savior. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

[pippypipette]

[ravenncouture]

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[lovinglyandgraciousishim]

God is so cool

[chxrrynpepsi]

this is a bit late , but happy month of the sacred heart everybody 🫶🏾

[medievalistsnet]

A Medieval Bronze Cross Reunites with Its Lost Mould After 40 Years

An extraordinary archaeological discovery in eastern Germany has reunited a medieval bronze cross with the mould used to cast it—more than four decades after the mould itself was found. The object, a so-called wheel cross dating to the 10th or 11th century, offers rare and tangible evidence of early Christianisation among the Slavic populations of the region between the Elbe and Oder rivers.

Read here

[anneoftheabyssalred]

It would have been such a cool concept if Alastor’s name was not actually Alastor. Or rather, it’s not his real name, just like how Vincent goes by Vox. Many may not be aware, but Alastor IS actually a figure in the Christian Demonology. He was most likely based off of the Alastor from Greek mythology, who was an epithet of Zeus. In the Christian setting, Alastor is someone who punishes the sinners, working under Lucifer. I think it would have been interesting if the Alastor from Hazbin Hotel chose this title to make himself more threatening or something of the sorts.

(also imagine an au in which alastor’s soul is actually owned by the REAL alastor)