Promote self-deprecation and call it "love", Promote blind faith and call it "truth" Promote ignorance and call it "knowledge" Promote scapegoating and call it "redemption" Promote obedience and call it "morality" Worship death and call it "life"

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Promote self-deprecation and call it "love", Promote blind faith and call it "truth" Promote ignorance and call it "knowledge" Promote scapegoating and call it "redemption" Promote obedience and call it "morality" Worship death and call it "life"
April, 27 (Morning) Devotion
“God, even our own God.”
Psalm 67:6
It is strange how little use we make of the spiritual blessings which God gives us, but it is stranger still how little use we make of God himself. Though he is “our own God,” we apply ourselves but little to him, and ask but little of him. How seldom do we ask counsel at the hands of the Lord! How often do we go about our business, without seeking his guidance! In our troubles how constantly do we strive to bear our burdens ourselves, instead of casting them upon the Lord, that he may sustain us! This is not because we may not, for the Lord seems to say, “I am thine, soul, come and make use of me as thou wilt; thou mayst freely come to my store, and the oftener the more welcome.” It is our own fault if we make not free with the riches of our God. Then, since thou hast such a friend, and he invites thee, draw from him daily. Never want whilst thou hast a God to go to; never fear or faint whilst thou hast God to help thee; go to thy treasure and take whatever thou needest—there is all that thou canst want. Learn the divine skill of making God all things to thee. He can supply thee with all, or, better still, he can be to thee instead of all. Let me urge thee, then, to make use of thy God. Make use of him in prayer. Go to him often, because he is thy God. O, wilt thou fail to use so great a privilege? Fly to him, tell him all thy wants. Use him constantly by faith at all times. If some dark providence has beclouded thee, use thy God as a “sun;” if some strong enemy has beset thee, find in Jehovah a “shield,” for he is a sun and shield to his people. If thou hast lost thy way in the mazes of life, use him as a “guide,” for he will direct thee. Whatever thou art, and wherever thou art, remember God is just what thou wantest, and just where thou wantest, and that he can do all thou wantest.
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I believe in you.
“To claim your life would have no meaning if it weren’t for God is to say your own existence, and your family and friends have no worth in their own right.”
There’s an entire existent universe out there that means nothing to you, because you need the intangible, undetectable and imaginary?
Never take life advice from someone proud that theirs isn’t worth anything.
“Christianity is the pinnacle of ignorance because it discourages you to question God and it's full of low self esteem, degrading you as wretched, weak and in need of a Savior when there's nothing wrong with us to begin with.
Only gullible, ignorant desperate delusional and needy people need a stronghold because they don't believe in themselves and would rather delude themselves to follow a made up entity from the ancients, using fear and the threats of hell.”
-- Ebony Atheist
“When you hear people in church debasing themselves and saying that they are miserable sinners, and all the rest of it, it seems contemptible and not worthy of self-respecting human beings.”
-- Bertrand Russell, “Why I Am Not a Christian”
Thanks, Satan!
"Satan doesn’t whisper, 'Believe in me.' He whispers, 'Believe in yourself.'"
-- Matt Smethurs (The Gospel Coalition)
Xians genuinely see this as a bad thing, because if you have healthy self esteem and confidence, you’re less likely to become cripplingly dependent upon Xianity.
“I am nothing without god” is the objective. Cause then they can tell you what “god” wants.