#Christblr

[gabebrodudeman]

Proverbs 10:12 NLT

[12] Hatred stirs up quarrels, but love makes up for all offenses.

2 Corinthians 5:18 NLT

[18] And all of this is a gift from God, who brought us back to himself through Christ. And God has given us this task of reconciling people to him.

[idylls-of-the-divine-romance]

So many people who are bad at generosity coming up with excuses not to give to people. If your first reaction to hearing "you should give to the homeless" is "Uh but uh what if they uh are lying???" then you should give more than normal because you need to practice radical generosity before you can understand moderate generosity.

[eternalholygirl]

How to know if it‘s from God

• It aligns with God's word

• It may not be easy but you’ll have peace

• it requires faith and dependence on God

• it brings you closer to God

• It glorifies him

• it drives you to pursue God’s wisdom

• it moves you to love and serve others more

• it demands a new level of trust

For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.

Ephesians 2:8-9

[fromhisgrace]

Phillipians 4:6

[aqours]

the takeaway i'm getting from the catholic church getting their own anime girl mascot is every other branch needs to jump on this asap. as a methodist i propose we get a goth anime girl mascot

[humblewonderer]

"Christians are supposed to love everybody" and we sure do our best, but confusing love with tolerance of sin is a big mistake. Jesus flipped tables when traders dishonored the temple of God, so likewise if you do a bad thing I will be Unhappy About It

Edit: Every so often someone comes to debate me on this, which is fine. HOWEVER I've probably already covered your question in reblogs! So please check those first and be nice if you wanna debate 👍 tanks

[ahopefulbromantic]

[thesimply]

[ffcrazy15]

I've been thinking. You see a lot of stuff going around in Christian circles about how you don't *have* to give to beggars, they might just use it for drugs, you couldn't even help all of them if you did, etc. etc...

But like.

What if we did, tho.

What if each set aside the amount of money we thought we could afford for it each month, and just kept a couple 5$ bills in our wallets. And we stopped worrying about what they were gonna do with it and just tried to help? And once you're out for the month that's fine, because you know another Christian will have it covered. Like yeah most of us can't afford to sell all our possessions, but we've got $30, right?

You know, what if. What if we did. What if that was our legacy. Because man, it used to be. And I'm tired of it not being again.

Edited to add: if people truly don’t feel comfortable giving money, socks are also a very good option! I prefer the Dickies brand, as they’re durable and relatively cheap; a large package of the men’s large size can be bought for a reasonable price on Amazon.

[thatgentlewife]

[healedbyhoney]

kinda obsessed with these…

[prettyjesusfreaks]

hi if you're a woman and a child of God that makes you a princess of the heavenly kingdom i don't make the rules

[eternalholygirl]

Her real Glow up was when she began focusing on God.

[fromhisgrace]

[faithinhimforevr]