#WWJD

[porterdavis]

[hellpuppetswithfleshymembers]

[mind-lost-in-the-stars]

I think Grace kins Jesus not in like a “oh I should do all the holy things and be nice like he was and yadda yadda” but more in line with that one image of “they hated Jesus for he told them the truth”

that’s why she’s soo stuck up about everything she does; she’s doing the right thing but everybody fuuuuking hates her for it

(bonus point for her kining Jesus more when she cusses God out cause he left Jesus out to dry and also left her out to dry :3)

[hailkingcheeto]

[dailyjermasparkle]

sometimes, in stressful scenarios, I ask myself WWJD? (what would jerma do?)

[makingdonalddrumpfagain]

[lov3y-dov3y]

Just watched wwjd and I was SO FUNNY I does laughing like the whole time, Ruby's character was def my fav 👼

[rubysgirl32]

Ruby’s latest instagram story promoting Dempsey Bryk’s short film “What Would Jesus Do?”

[undead-knick-knack]

[oldinterneticons]

[acidblum]

omfg ruby in wwjd is an absolute disaster 😭

[hey-its-sybarite]

In too many stories, the protagonists kill God. God is not redeemable. But, in dying, God is not held fully accountable for God’s own actions. In the locked tomb series, killing and dying are shown as easier than living. But what if God were to live? What if instead of swift dispatching, John Gaius must atone, take care, give back? What if redemption runs through him, the same way destruction does?

[mafaldaknows]

Instagram: johnp.shanley

👀

[blue-vein-tavern]

close enough welcome back willow (2022)

[makingdonalddrumpfagain]