#bible scripture

[leonardomanaloto]

Hallelujah I love jesus✝️

Phillipians 4:6

[christiansinternational]

Today's prayer:

God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. Help me to live one day at a time, to enjoy one moment at a time, and to trust in Your plan for my life. May I surrender my worries and fears to You, finding strength in Your presence and peace in Your love.

[twiggy-in-pink]

[4him-iwrite]

[christianawareness]

This is pschotic, like, actually insane. A god that glorifies pain is an evil and untrustworthy god.

But this mentality does make sense why Christians and Catholics are more likely to abuse their children and spouses than the general population

Pain and hurting are not forms of love they are forms of abuse.

You are part of a cult, please seek long term care and separate yourself from this cult. You can be helped. You can be rehabilitated to fit in with regular society. The real world won't hurt you.

Pain that brings you closer to God is always better than any comfort that keeps you away from Him.

[christianconversations]

YHWH-Yireh

“YHWH-Yireh” or “The Lord Will Provide,” is a testament to one of the most fundamental truths of life—God’s provision.

As Genesis narrows its focus from the human race, broadly, to Abraham, specifically, we see the Almighty miraculously give the barren man and his wife a son, through whom He promised blessing, for the entire world. Abraham had no reason to doubt God; His love and merciful care were ever-present. Yet, he must have wondered, when his Creator and Sustainer, Who had been so deliberate in appointing an heir in Issac, called for the sacrifice of this same beloved child.

That was far from His holy character, Who neither assented to, nor demanded the substitutionary death of those, “made in His image”!Nevertheless, without doubting, Abraham gathered himself and his son and went to Mount Moriah. Clinging to a deep faith, that many of us could never fathom, he believed in the LORD to make things right—to save his boy and give means for a sacrifice.

Then, atop that mountain, at the most climactic moment, God stayed Abraham’s hand and protected Isaac. “Do not lay your hand on the lad,” He said, while, before the father’s eyes, a ram appeared to take his place. What unspeakable relief! In his praise, Abraham called the place, “YHWH-Yireh”— a fitting title, too, for the One, Who made a way, in the impossible.

This same YHWH provided a sacrifice for the sins of the entire world—a Redeemer, to open the door for man to approach the Father, by faith, in the Son. Because He did not remove His righteous hand from Jesus Christ, we are free—a reality which Abraham saw, then, foreshadowed. Just as God gave His Heavenly Lamb, so He provides, daily, for those whose faith in that blessed blood, spilled on Calvary, has engrafted them into His holy family!

Whatever you’re going through, surrender it to “YHWH-Yireh.” He will provide what is best.

[christianawareness]

You guys coming into my notes support this.

Just in case you were wondering why i treat you like screaming todlers.

The thing your telling me to research wouldn't pass modern burden of proof standards.

[fangdokja]

♡ Book. Light in the Abyss: A Jesus Journey

I also really like the Little James one, where it goes like, "What if God doesn't heal you?"

[bloom-with-grace-and-faith]

[psalmlover]

1 corinthians 13:4-8

god is love

[holygirlforjesus]

God knows you’re tired. He knows you’re trying. Put him first, Trust him He’ll make a way.

[rightshewrites]

When the mouth doesn't know exactly what to say, God sees your tears and how you pray.

[christiansinternational]

[twiggy-in-pink]

[lghitofgospel]