#kingjesus

[mariliva-mello]

Alguns dias agente perde de um lado, mas ganha de outro.

- Mariliva Mello

[verilyverily]

Clean Slate - Love Is The Cure (Official Music Video)

Amor Vincit Omnia

1 John 4:16 KJV

And we have known and believed the love that God hath to us. God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him.

[testimonyz]

Sign of Jonah Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth; have not come to bring peace, but a sword -Matthew 10:34 A wicked and adulterous generation looks for a sign, but none will be given it except the sign of Jonah." Jesus then left them and went away. -Matthew 16:4 JESUS IS COMING. #prophetjonah #threedays #kingJESUS #love #faith #hope #jesus #thewaythetruththelife #LordofLords #KingofKings #comingsoon #thegreatIAM (at Kokomo, Indiana) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpq4VqJOTE9/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[7genta]

[get-notes-on-life]

[ichristian-news]

Are You Praying for Someone to be Saved?

Is your heart heavy because someone you love rejects Jesus as Savior? Perhaps he(she) calls himself an atheist. Or maybe, they just refuse to search …Are You Praying for Someone to be Saved?

[yiskashekina]

Before you react and overact to my Wall Posts Make sure you are a 1) Male or Female Millennial, when I am Prophecying or Rebuking 2) Little Girl if my messages are about teaching 3) Humble and Open Minded, Teachable Woman 4) You have read all my instagram posts 5) You have read my unfinished book written by the King and I at stineyu.wixsite.com/yiska And if you have done so, then you can react, because when you react without making sure you have all these things, you might be proven wrong and will put your foot in your mouth and We (the King and I) don't want you to do that... the whole world may come crashing on you if you do that... so Understand this, my beloved brothers and sisters. Let everyone be quick to hear [be a careful, thoughtful listener], slow to speak [a speaker of carefully chosen words and], slow to anger [patient, reflective, forgiving]; James 1:19 AMP If you find yourself getting angry at my posts, seek the LORD, find out why you feel what you feel, knock the door of the KINGs palace, He will never turn away those who truly seek HIM. #prophetsandpoets #millennials #generationyoung #generationofmiracles #kingjesus #comingtocebu #itsmorefuninthephilippines🇵🇭 #loveyourown (at Peace Valley Lahug Cebu City) https://www.instagram.com/p/BWg5RWWAkm4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[4xplay-or-2not]

KING 👑 JESUS i know YOU hear me when i pray !

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

In the poignant narrative of Mark 15:16-32, we're invited into a somber yet deeply transformative moment in history. This is a moment where mockery becomes a profound testament to divine kingship and sacrificial love. We must see not only the physical suffering of Jesus but the immense weight of what His journey to Golgotha signifies for each of us today...

[vinceleemiller]

When Leaders Fall There’s A Hope That Never Fails | 1 Samuel 31:11-13

When human power crumbles, where will you place your hope?

We have arrived. Our final devotional is 1 Samuel 31:11-13:

But when the inhabitants of Jabesh-gilead heard what the Philistines had done to Saul, all the valiant men arose and went all night and took the body of Saul and the bodies of his sons from the wall of Beth-shan, and they came to Jabesh and burned them there. And they took their bones and buried them under the tamarisk tree in Jabesh and fasted seven days. — 1 Samuel 31:11-13

At the close of 1 Samuel, we read about an unexpected act of courage in the shadow of our tragedy. The brave men of Jabesh-Gilead, the very people Saul once delivered from shame and destruction in his first act as king (1 Samuel 11), embark on a daring mission to retrieve the desecrated bodies of Saul and his sons. Risking their lives, they travel through enemy territory to honor the memory of the king who had once been their redeemer. They bury his bones beneath a tamarisk tree, a poignant reminder of Saul's rise and fall.

This moment is rich with contrasts. Once, Saul sat under a tamarisk tree (1 Samuel 22:6), spear in hand, commanding authority. Now, his remains rest beneath one—a reminder of our human frailty and the futility of misplaced hope. The people’s demand for a king “like all the nations” (1 Samuel 8:19–20) ends with that king stripped of glory, buried by night, and mourned in ashes.

Yet, this is the end of 1 Samuel but not the end of the story. Saul’s death points us forward. While Saul’s kingdom was shattered by sin and pride, David’s rise offers hope. But even David—Israel’s greatest king—would fall short. No matter how noble, every human king serves as a shadow of the true King to come.

Centuries later, another King would face humiliation, stripped and mocked by His enemies, His body hung for public scorn. But unlike Saul or any of Israel's subsequent kings, Jesus bore no sin of his own. He died not for failure but for the redemption of ours. His death was not the end but the turning point in history. Rising from the grave, he defeated death, securing a kingdom that will never fade.

We end 1 Samuel learning one central and vital lesson:

Hope in kings, presidents, and leaders will fail—hope in King Jesus will prevail.

Don't put ultimate hope in human power. It will let you down every time. Only King Jesus reigns with perfect justice, eternal love, and unshakable victory. Saul’s tamarisk marked his end, but Christ’s empty tomb marks a beginning—a King with a kingdom without end.

#KingJesus #EternalHope #TrueDeliverance

Ask This:

Where have you placed your ultimate hope—in human leaders or in the eternal reign of King Jesus?

How does the victory of Christ’s resurrection inspire you to trust Him over earthly powers?

Do This:

Hope in King Jesus who prevails.

Pray This:

Lord, help me to see the futility of trusting in human strength and to anchor my hope in Jesus, the true and eternal King. Amen.

Play This:

King Jesus.

Check out this episode!

[alohapromisesforever]

Welcome To Our Church of Glory

Welcome To Our Church of Gloryby Michael DoyleThe rock of agesIs spread across the pagesWe hear it in the harmonyWe see it in the world's beautyIt's for this, I singAll the glory to my kingJesus gives us all for our goodOne step at a time, it's understoodWelcome to our church of gloryHear our freedom storyLove to live in all we doKeeping our focus on what's trueWe turn our hearts to worshipFully…

[jesuszesus]

Gave my mother a new name Rhea Gaia Mary Durga ….. #kingjesus r.i.p rich homie quan

[jonnyardor]

Start small, but don't stay small

There is no shame in starting small.There is no glory in staying small.Josef was a slave and prisoner David was a shepherd before becoming KingJesus was a carpenter or stone mason depending who you ask.Denzel Washington was a garbage man before being an actor.And even if you were high up you need to be brought down.Moses was prince, became a shepherd before becoming a liberator.King Salomo had to…

[newprophets]

The Triumphal Entry Jesus' Journey into Jerusalem

Hosanna: A Cry of Hope and Celebration

In the vibrant scene of Mark 11, as Jesus made His triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the crowd's joyful cry of "Hosanna!" filled the air. This powerful word, rich in meaning and history, has much to teach us about faith, hope, and the celebration of our Savior. Let's explore the significance of "Hosanna" and what it can teach us today.

The Meaning of "Hosanna"

The term "Hosanna" originates from the Hebrew phrase "Hoshana," which means "Save us, we pray!" In the context of Mark 11:9-10, the crowd shouted, "Hosanna! Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord! Blessed be the kingdom of our father David, that cometh in the name of the Lord: Hosanna in the highest!" (KJV). This cry was both a plea for salvation and an exclamation of praise.

Historical and Prophetic Significance

"Hosanna" was traditionally used during the Feast of Tabernacles, a Jewish festival celebrating God's provision and salvation. By using this term during Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, the crowd recognized Him as the promised Messiah, the one who would bring ultimate salvation. This moment fulfilled the prophecy from Zechariah 9:9, which foretold the coming of a humble King riding on a donkey.

Why "Hosanna" Is Important Today

1. A Cry for Salvation Just as the people of Jerusalem cried out for salvation, we too can call upon Jesus for deliverance from our struggles and sins. "Hosanna" reminds us of our need for a Savior and the hope we have in Christ.

2. An Expression of Praise "Hosanna" is not just a plea for help; it's also a shout of praise. It acknowledges Jesus' power and glory, celebrating His role as our Redeemer. This dual aspect of "Hosanna" encourages us to approach God with both our needs and our praises.

3. Recognizing Jesus as King By shouting "Hosanna," the crowd acknowledged Jesus as their King and Messiah. Today, we can continue to recognize and honor Jesus as the ruler of our lives, submitting to His authority and following His example of love and humility.

Lessons We Can Take from "Hosanna"

1. Embrace Hope in Christ "Hosanna" is a word of hope. It reminds us that no matter our circumstances, we can call upon Jesus for help and trust in His power to save. In times of trouble, let "Hosanna" be our heartfelt plea, knowing that our Savior hears and responds.

2. Balance Our Prayers with Praise In our prayers, it's important to balance our requests with praise. "Hosanna" teaches us to bring our needs to God while also celebrating His goodness and grace. This balanced approach strengthens our faith and deepens our relationship with Him.

3. Live Under Jesus' Kingship Recognizing Jesus as our King means living in a way that honors His teachings and reflects His love. Let "Hosanna" inspire us to submit to His authority, follow His example, and spread His message of hope and salvation.

Conclusion

The cry of "Hosanna" in Mark 11 is a powerful reminder of the hope, praise, and recognition of Jesus' kingship. It calls us to seek salvation in Christ, celebrate His glory, and live under His reign. As we reflect on this profound word, let's embrace its lessons and allow them to transform our lives.

#Hosanna #Mark11 #HopeInChrist #PraiseAndPrayer #JesusIsKing #ChristianFaith #BiblicalLessons #Salvation #KingJesus #SpiritualGrowth