Friday, July 31, 2026

 


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Do you find it strange that society, culture, and some churches often downplay the most important criterion for entry into heaven, making it easy for the misguided to fall and be denied salvation?


And on the flip side, do you find it strange that the most severe unforgivable sin leading to hell is also so downplayed by society, culture, and some churches, enabling the sinful to fall and be forever damned?


We know from Scripture that Jesus Christ said, “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven." - Matthew 18:3


Why?


Because to enter, you need to have a purity of heart like that of a child to see the Lord (Matthew 5:8) and be compatible with heaven (Isaiah 14:12-15, Revelation 12:7-9, Luke 10:18).


We also know from Scripture that Jesus Christ said that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven (Matthew 12:31-32, Mark 3:28-29, and Luke 12:10).


Since slander against the Holy Spirit is blasphemy, then desecration against the temple of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 3:16-17) would be a thousand times worse, a greater unforgivable sin. 


Can entry into heaven be truly possible without purity of heart?  


Can hell be avoided without respect and reverence for the Holy Spirit, and obedience not to blasphemy against the Holy Spirit?  


How should we reevaluate, prioritize, teach, and conduct ourselves to be able to receive salvation, have redemption, and avoid a fate worse than death in hell?




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Thursday, July 30, 2026

 


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You have crossed the Rubicon once you take action and commit your soul to its consequences. 


If your action is harmful, the moment it is carried out, it changes your character, your soul, and your aura negatively, and sin is born. 


If this sin is not recognized and confessed, it will stay with you, corrupt your soul, and fester.


And if this sin is not repented, there will be no acknowledgment of the wrong, and if not atoned for, no understanding of the harm caused.


The unrepented and unatoned sin will not only continue to fester but will also likely be repeated again and again.


Where once the sin was a blight, many sins will consume and eat away at all that is good within you until the sins overwhelm and imprison the soul behind bars of unholy crimes.


Each touch afterward will be corrupted by the unholy aura of the sins committed.


Because sin creates a barrier between the Lord, people, life, and the fruit of the Spirit within you, it causes a kind of spiritual death where the connection to the divine is broken, and the soul is slowly starved of love and all that is holy.


Unfortunately, loneliness, emptiness, and negative, insatiable sins like lust and greed will continue to eat away until sensitivity to holiness and even reality is lost to the distortions of unholy sin.


If the sins are major cardinal sins, the sinner will cause impurities in the heart, which in turn will lead to decay in the character of the soul.


And if the ultimate unforgivable sin is committed—such as blasphemy of the Holy Spirit, like sexual abuse and the desecration of the temple of the Holy Spirit—then the agonies of hell will be experienced in the unholy spirit of the sinner each time any connection to anything holy occurs. 


Meaning the unforgiven sinner will be extremely incompatible with heaven and anything holy and would be living a deadening life of the walking damned.


The state of damnation for the unforgiven sinner, especially those practicing unforgivable sins, will be extremely dire, and the loss of their vanishing humanity extremely severe.  


The level of agonies of hell will correlate to the number of counts of unforgivable sins committed.  


Though one unforgivable sin would be enough for damnation and agonies of hell to form in the unholy sinner.


Jesus Christ was clear that unforgivable sins will not be forgiven, which is why heinous unforgivable sins must be avoided and not committed.




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What is vanquished in light?

Hate and lies that darken sight. 

For the light clears away fear,

And lifts the mists of the night.


Calming the soul,

Warming the heart,

Bringing forth the peace of love

To stop the flight.


And it dissipates the mists of delusions,

Clouding insight. 

Clearing the way for endurance 

To stay, rise, and fight.


So let in the light,

Let it shine bright.

And let the light of love and peace

Vanquish the nightmares causing fright.




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There is the macro world, and there is the micro world. What is imbued in both is the spiritual, intangible essence of the metaphysical divine.


Every action we take impacts the world, our lives, and our spiritual selves within the metaphysical divine.


Say what?


Let's imagine we are football players executing plays on the field. Each action we take determines the outcome of the game. Win or lose, it's how we play the game that matters.


We can play aggressively, with many penalties, technical fouls, and poor sportsmanship. But will those actions win the game?


Even if the first few games are won this way, aggression often leads to greater injuries. By the time the championship game arrives, will this team and its players still be around?


And what is learned from the belief that aggression, not strategy, will win?


Will brute force and immediate gratification be wise enough or adaptable enough to recognize inevitable losses caused not only by attrition but also by lack of intelligence and strategic gambits?


When we play, we interact not only with team members but also with opponents. Each action is influenced not just by skill but also by the character, tactics, and ideology of the player and team.


And instantly, upon action, the spiritual intangibles are activated, generating positive, neutral, or negative energy within the player and the culture of the team, game, sport, and society at large.


When negative energy is generated, negative character is formed; what is cemented is the drain, drag, and harm to the soul, the culture of the team, the game, sport, and parts of society.


Looking ahead, as the cumulative losses in negativity or gains in positivity grow, we can see the destructive, ruinous, and unsustainable outcomes or the creative, innovative, and sustainable ones—leading ultimately to a heaven or hell on earth and a judgment of salvation or damnation at death.


Therefore, do we truly escape the consequences of our actions, and the people we become, in the end facing judgment?


If we constantly lie, we become liars. If we cheat continually, we become cheaters. If we sin repeatedly, we become sinners. And no matter where we go, that's who we will be.


The problem is, these negative actions also negatively impact our culture and society, causing not only social drains, drags, and harms but also economic setbacks as innovation, inspiration, and motivation decline.


Therefore, before taking any action, we should consider the consequences not only in the macro and micro worlds but also on our culture, character, and spirit within the metaphysical divine.




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Tuesday, July 28, 2026



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There cards we are dealt and the cards we are born with and like fingerprints are unique to our talents, character, and personality.  


They define who we are, who we strive and choose to be.


If we choose to be ruthless, throw away our cards of the spirit, our blessings of love, peace, compassion, heart, and soul, then that is what we will be in the end, heartless, soulless, mindless, and ruthless individuals.


What we hold dear, nurture or feed, is what we will become.  


What is to be our fate is in the hand we are dealt. What is to be our destiny is how we play the hand we are dealt.  


No matter what we are dealt, how we are tested, whether we live in fear, give way to hate and cowardice, is in our hands.


Our ultimate destiny whether heaven or hell is how we play our cards.  


We can have cards with answers on how to create a prosperous, peaceful society, cards to cure every disease, but if we do not believe in those cards, give up hope, then the answers and cures are useless, for those cards are discarded before anything can come from it.  


Then what remains are the cards of hopelessness, despair, fear, malcontent, and those would be the cards we hold and play.  


As the cards of hopelessness beget more hopelessness, insecurities more fear, what will be fed are the false answers in ignorance of power and control. For we have no power or control over our fate, only our destiny.


And we would have lost ourselves before any tests of destiny and sealed our fate in despair and hopelessness, fear and cowardice, self-loathing and self-destruction before any hand. Then the greatest enemy we face would be ourselves.  


If we want to be our own friend, not enemy, and live our lives with purpose and leave a meaningful mark, we need to keep the cards that give us hope and light our destiny, and play our hand to meet that destiny with love, compassion, empathy, and bravery.  


And, in the end, if we want to be matched and sorted to heaven, we need to keep the cards that give us entry, the cards of love, peace, grace, purity of heart, and all that is holy.  




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“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."

                                                                                     - Edmond Burke



Do not let unholiness go unchecked and spread across the land to corrupt children and cause immeasurable harm, pain and suffering, because it is reprehensible.  


Do not then blame the victim for debilitations and tasks undone while injured, because it is insensitive, indifferent, and callous.


So, why not defend the innocent and protect the weak and stand for something meaningful?





Sunday, July 26, 2026

 


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Love begets love.

Hate begets hate.

Negatives rarely turn into positives.

And the two seldom meet.


There is a wide gap

Between heaven and hell,

Between love and hate,

Between wisdom and ignorance.


Only in corruption do the lines blur.

Confusion arises where goodness is lost.

Mistaken identity in excuses costs

The knowledge of the ages.


There, reason is exchanged and replaced

With perfect illusions

Of false conclusions

Lacking clarity, sanity, or sanctity.


Inconsistencies everywhere.

No thought ever remains uncovered.

So, how does one get anywhere

In nowhere?  


What's the point of double downs in nowhere?

But more negatives and failures

Greater harm, greater damnations

And greater tragedies caught unaware.


Blinded by sins, 

Greed, lust, power tripping feed,

Satanic in downward spiraling speed.  

Woe to those who do not take heed.  


Love begets love

Hate begets hate

So, love and have its truth set you free

And rise, transformed, on its heavenly steed.




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Saturday, July 25, 2026

Salvation Seekers

 


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Life is not lived on a roll of the dice.  


If you live life on a throw, believing you win or lose on a high or low, you will likely lose and gamble away your soul.  


Life is a journey, a marathon of experiences tested by endurance, and, if lucky, marked by progressions in processes of incremental enlightenments.  


Unfortunately, the lost live their lives in malcontent and anger, chasing insatiable gratifications of archaic perfections in the grandeur, which is unreasonable, destructive, and therefore, ultimately unsustainable. 


Initially, like a house of cards built on scams and grandiose conquests, the sky may seem to be the limit, where absolute power and control are within reach.  


But who can truly have power and control over the waves and cycle of life, arrest time and aging, conquer that which belongs to the Lord, or destroy inalienable rights?  


Sacrificing humanity, especially the humanity within, where the soul is lost when love and peace, holiness and salvation are forsaken, would hardly be worth it, especially since their destructive negativity will inevitably cause karmic tragedies and economic failures to occur. 


What is sustainable is never found in harm or destruction, conquests or power, but in knowledge and enlightenment, innovation and peace.  


Jesus Christ prophesied, “the meek shall inherit the earth” with good reason (Matthew 5:5).  


It is by our nature and core character, shaped by our beliefs and choices, that we are defined, whether for good or ill.    


Ultimately, it is that goodness or ill that determines our destiny in the final judgment of the Lord.


For now, our destinies are yet to be determined by fate or the Lord, and it is never too late to become the person the Lord meant for us to be.  


Salvation is for the salvation seekers:


“Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you.  


For everyone who asks receives, and the one who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks it will be opened.”    


                                                          - Matthew 7:7-8 

   


       

              

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Thursday, July 23, 2026

 


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“Who, then, is the greatest in heaven?” asked a disciple of Jesus.* 


Before Jesus replied, he called a child to him, then said, “Truly, I say to you, unless you turn and become like children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.”*


“Whoever humbles himself like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.”*


We are called to receive and become humble with a purity of heart like a child in order to receive, serve the Lord, and enter heaven.*,**


Though if you have to ask about greatness, your concern, focus, and paradigm is not upon service to the Lord and humanity, but upon status and the mundane of Caesar.  


You can never find the answers of salvation or of life if you never seek and ask substantive questions.





*Matthew 18:1-5

**Matthew 20:26-27


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Monday, July 20, 2026

 


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The Lord's is a framework of love and peace, hope and joy. And is built upon the foundation of Holy Gifts of the Spirit, which when actively connected to the Fruit of the Spirit through the purity of our hearts, the holiness transforms our lives with enlightened epiphanies and protects against unholy thoughts, influences, and acts.  


Any sins or wrongs committed causes the sinner to go outside this framework and forsake the Lord in the corruption of the fruit of their spirit within their soul and tarnish the purity of their hearts.  


It is the responsibility of the sinner to redeem themselves through the confession of sin, repentance of sin, and atonement for the sin in order to seek forgiveness and to make peace with the Lord in order to once again live the way, the truth, and life.


When injured, the innocent victim's first step is to recognize the injury, give forgiveness to the Lord, and purify the injury with healing light through purity of heart prayers, charms, or meditation, and begin the healing process.  


Forgiveness is not a tool to be manipulated, forced, or coerced and neither is scripture.  


Healing is a process and true forgiveness takes time to achieve if ever. And because the sin of injury is not the fault of the victim, it is not up to the injured to seek forgiveness, but the sinner.  


To not forgive unforgivable sin is natural and to forgive them is useless, except to the injured if it helps the healing process.  


The reality is that there are unforgivable sins (blasphemy against the HolySpirit, including slander and desecration of the temple of the Holy Spirit), and as Jesus demonstrated when He told the unholy lawless believers to go away unforgiven for those unholy hypocrites were no longer recognizable to the Lord (Matthew 7:21-23), and it does nothing to forgive them.


Though forgiveness and redemption may not be earthly possible to the sinner in unforgivable sin, the Lord does have final determination and if the sinner truly tries to confess, repent, and atone, forgiveness and redemption may be possible in the intercession of saints (and the Holy Spirit), however, only after the full redemption process.  


Final Judgment is as always the Lord's. We will never truly know until the end.





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Friday, July 17, 2026

 


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There is no such thing as forgiveness in forgetfulness. For without the confession of sin, without the repentance of sin, without the atonement of sin, there can never be forgiveness in redemption.


There is no such thing as forgiveness for unforgivable sins, especially in slander and desecration of the temple of the Holy Spirit.


There is no such thing as being born a sinner. For it is hard to sin as a baby, and since Christ died for our sins, we are without original sin as babies.  


There is no such thing as absolute power and control. Satanic power and control are limited to the temporal mortality of the minutiae; no person lives forever, and all persons age and grow old.  


There is no such thing as perfection. For like beauty, perfection is in the eye of the beholder. Best seen with the inner eye.




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Tuesday, July 14, 2026

 


“Lord, 

Grant me the serenity to accept the things 

I cannot change,

Courage to change the things I can,

And wisdom to know the difference.”


                               - Reinhold Niebuhr,  

                                 Serenity Prayer




Let go of fear,

And the illusion of control.

Let go of traps,

In the trappings of power and wealth.


Let go of temptation,

In the insatiable desires to feed the beast of sin.

Let go of malcontent,

In the negative thoughts of idealized perfection.


For serenity is not found there.

Nor is the courage to face fears,

Nor the wisdom to know any differences,

Nor the pathway to salvation.


The pain of making difficult choices,

The breaking of commandments,

Still cannot change destiny,

And the Fate that binds.





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Monday, July 13, 2026

 


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The reality is that there is such a thing as goodness, which is the state or quality of being morally virtuous and kind.*


Beyond that, there is holiness—being "set apart" for a specific, sacred purpose, possessing moral purity and divine truth.*


When we sin and cause harm, we not only separate ourselves from goodness but also from the divine (Fruit of the Spirit, divine purpose, Holy Spirit, and the Lord).


If unrepentant, this separation continues to grow until there is a disconnect between who that sinner has become, the person that sinner was meant to be, humanity, the Lord, and all that is holy.


At that point, you can lead the sinner to the waters of salvation, but the sinner will never drink from it.


Why?


Because the excuses and lies have now become second nature. And, like Pavlov's dog, the sinner becomes conditioned to feed the beast of sin and take delight in evil.


The sinner doesn't think for themselves; instead, the sinner becomes indoctrinated into the harm of sin, turning into mindless attack dogs rather than guide dogs, groomed to believe in grandiose power and control, with falsehoods of sins twisted into delusions of grandeur.


All of these sins began and persisted as cover-ups for wrongdoings, insecurities, incompetencies, and fears.


However, the ultimate reality is that we are mortals and must answer for our actions eventually.


Whether we believe in the Lord or not, the state of our soul—whether good or bad, holy or unholy—marks the final state of our earthly existence.


This final state, good or bad, holy or unholy, will determine where the soul is sorted and matched—in heaven or hell.


The only time to change that final state of soulful existence is before the final moment of mortality. 


Therefore, if unclean or unholy, one must cleanse, repent, and redeem oneself before it's too late.  




*Definition of goodness and holiness from Google AI search.

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Sunday, July 12, 2026

 


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Is there truly nothing sacred?


Especially when false ministers preach that we are all sinners, then who is truly holy?


Are there no holy men or women?


Do we begin life in sin, devoid of the Fruit of the Spirit?


Are we meant to disrespect everyone until they earn respect—according to some false ideal, such as being a skilled killer, a promoter of ignorance, or a display of ruthless arrogance? And do those who lack aggression never deserve or gain respect?


Is everyone to be objectified—especially women and girls—turned into trophies to be owned because we are all sinners and must be punished and subjugated?


Who is to subjugate us?  Sinner ministers preaching forgiveness by forgetting sins and bypassing redemption?  Sinner men playing god, trophying, and acting out their lust by trying to own and desecrate the children of God?


How can we be delivered from temptation and sin if we are already born in sin and temptation?


What does it mean to be unholy?


If a sinner continues to sin, committing repeated grave sins, at what point do those ongoing, willful hardenings of the heart against God and crimes against humanity become blasphemy against the Holy Spirit (Matthew 12:31-32)?  


Where would Jesus Christ say, "I never knew you; depart from me, you who practice lawlessness." (Matthew 7:23)?





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Saturday, July 11, 2026

 


📜✝️

Sexual assault is a profound violation of the temple of the Holy Spirit.


Across major theological traditions, sexual assault is recognized as a serious desecration and violation of the body, which the Apostle Paul describes as the temple of the Holy Spirit in 1 Corinthians 6:19.*


Theologians emphasize several key points about this violation:*


Spiritual Violation: Sexual assault is seen not just as a physical crime but also as a deep spiritual offense and an invasion of a sacred space.*


The Sins of the Assaulter: Since the body is the dwelling place of the Holy Spirit, violating another person is a serious offense against God and His creation.*


Survivor Innocence: While the assault desecrates the body, the victim is completely innocent in this act.*


The sin and guilt reside solely with the perpetrator who commits the violation.*


Although many unholy desecrators and those who have been groomed may not see desecrating the temple of the Holy Spirit as blasphemous against the Holy Spirit, any act of insult, mockery, or profound disrespect is blasphemous. Therefore, any desecration of the temple of the Holy Spirit constitutes blasphemy.


“In the Bible, blasphemy is any speech, writing, or action that insults, mocks, or contemptuously treats God’s name, character, or works. It is a willful defiance of the sacred and may also include falsely claiming divine attributes or authority.”**


Repeated sexual assaults that desecrate the temple of the Holy Spirit are ongoing offenses against the Holy Spirit, symbolizing a hardened heart and a persistent refusal of God's grace through abuse.  As such, sexual abuse crimes are considered damning, blasphemous, and unforgivable sins.




Note:


Which is worse, slander or desecration?  



Since desecration is a worse abuse than slander, and if slander against the Holy Spirit constitutes blasphemy, then desecration is blasphemy at a greater, unforgivable level (Matthew 12:31-32).




*Google AI search question, “Is sexual assault a desecration of the temple of the holy spirit?”


**Billy Graham.org Answer on what is blasphemy.



Wednesday, July 8, 2026

 


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Are you the person the Lord intended for you to be?


How much of the Fruit of the Spirit have you nurtured within yourself?


Rate your Fruit of the Spirit from 0 to 5 stars.


The 12 Fruits of the Holy Spirit:*


Charity (Love): Willing the good of others and uniting everything in care and harmony.


Joy: Deep, lasting happiness and gratitude rooted in the Holy Spirit, even during difficult times.


Peace: Inner calm and steadfastness that come from love and connection to the Holy Spirit.


Patience: Enduring delays, trials, or others' faults with serenity.


Kindness: Showing warm goodwill, care, consideration, and mercy in our actions.


Goodness: Purity of heart and choosing to do what is moral and holy.


Generosity: Freely sharing time, talent, and resources without expecting repayment.


Gentleness: Strength guided by love and peace through the Holy Spirit.


Faithfulness: Steadfast loyalty to the Lord, trusting in His promises, and honoring commitments.


Modesty: Humility that respects oneself and others in actions, choices, and lifestyle.


Self-Control: The ability to manage emotions, thoughts, and behaviors when faced with temptations and impulses toward holiness, love, and peace.


Chastity: Selfless, heartfelt love of oneself and others, maintaining purity of heart, mind, and body.





*Google AI search: 12 fruits primarily from St. Paul's letter to the Galatians (5:22–23), with the traditional 12-fruit list stemming from St. Jerome's Latin Vulgate translation of the Bible.


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Monday, July 6, 2026

Even If

 


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Even if Jesus Christ's sacrifice on the cross was a limited redemption meant only for believers and not the whole world, Jesus still delivered salvation through his sacrifice, by which we, as believers, are saved from sin.


Therefore, we cannot all be sinners, especially the believers, because Christ the Redeemer died on the cross for our sins.


Any sin committed is the fault of the sinner, not the result of the false notion of inherited sin long ago redeemed by Christ, and definitely not the fault of the victim, who did not sin.


Even if, by faith alone, we are saved by grace, the process by which we receive grace—especially from sin—through redemption, forgiveness, and ultimately reconciliation with the Lord, remains the same.


There must be openness and the ability to receive grace, whether through faith, intercession, or divine countenance.


Since sin is the forsaking of love, grace, and the Lord in an immoral act that causes harm, this separation must be mended before love and grace can be received and reconciliation with the Lord can occur.


Thus, the sinner must first confess their sin, repent, understand the harm caused, and atone for the sin to make amends, receive grace through forgiveness and faith, and ultimately reconcile or make peace with the Lord.


Even if we believe in limited redemption or not, it does not change the truth. Though mere mortals may not fully know the truth, it remains out there.


Love is love. Faith is faith. The truth is the truth, regardless of how twisted it may be in the minds of fools or limited in the minds of the ignorant; it still does not alter the facts and the self-evident truths of empirical and metaphysical reality.


And it will not change the need to have the ability to receive grace and, if forsaken in sin, to reconcile with the Lord, receive forgiveness, and be restored.


I believe that Jesus Christ made salvation available to everyone in the full redemption of sin.


1 John 2:2 states: "He himself is the atoning sacrifice for our sins, and not only for our sins but also for the sins of the whole world".


1 Timothy 2:6 states that Jesus Christ "gave himself as a ransom for all, which is the testimony given at the proper time”.


The confusion may lie in the fact that you can lead a horse to water, but you cannot make it drink.


In other words, believers are most likely to drink from the waters of salvation and receive grace and redemption, while those without faith might be less inclined to embrace the process of redemption. Nonetheless, the waters of redemption are available for everyone.


After all, Jesus does not discriminate, as shown in the parable of the Good Samaritan, where love of thy neighbor is accessible to everyone regardless of race or religion.


So even if a person feels unworthy, the love, grace, and redemption of the Lord are there for everyone. You just need to be able and willing to receive these blessings.




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Sunday, July 5, 2026

Redemption Principle

 


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We follow Jesus Christ's principle of redemption: the act of delivering from sin or rescuing from evil.


In Christianity, this means salvation through Jesus Christ’s atonement.  Because Jesus Christ saves us.  We are born into love because of love's sacrifice, not in a sinful state, which is Satanic.


How can we, as children of God, and since God is love and born from the Lord’s love, be born in sin as Satanic sinners, especially when Christ, our Redeemer, has redeemed us from original sin through His sacrifice?


If we were born in sin, it would mean Christ never saved us or delivered us from evil.


We are not born with sin, nor do we come into the world as sinners, especially since we have not yet been tempted to sin or to commit any wrongdoing against the Lord and humanity.


We are born of love (1 John 4:7-10).


Because Jesus Christ is the Redeemer (Isaiah 43:14, Mark 1:24, Revelation 1:1-20) and redeemed our sins, we are born of love, not in original sin.


Jesus Christ "gave himself for us to redeem us from all wickedness and to purify for himself a people that are his very own, eager to do what is good” (Titus 2:14).


"In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses, according to the riches of his grace” (Ephesians 1:7).


Any sins we have accumulated are from our own wrongdoings, not inherited.


We are responsible for our actions, and if our actions are unholy or sinful, we must seek redemption through confession, repentance, and atonement to receive salvation.


We must practice the redemption principle; whenever we do something wrong, we must confess, repent and atone, clean ourselves up, in order to receive the love of the Lord and salvation.




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Saturday, July 4, 2026

We Are Free

 


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We are free

When we speak truth to power,

Unburdened by fear

And oppression of thought.


We are free

When we live by truth over lies,

Unfettered from delusions of grandeur

And insecurities born of uncorrected ignorance.


We are free

When we are free of sin,

Unchained from dishonor and disgrace,

Unweighted by the baggage of desecration.


We are free

When the truth sets us free,

When we are redeemed through faith

And atone for responsibilities.


We are free

When we feel free,

Free to love and free to be

The person the Lord intended us to be.




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Wednesday, July 1, 2026

 


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"Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God." 


                                                        - Matthew 5:8



"Who shall ascend the hill of the Lord? 

And who shall stand in his holy place? 


He who has clean hands and a pure heart, 

who does not lift his soul to what is false 

and does not swear deceitfully. 


He will receive blessings from the Lord 

and righteousness from the God of his salvation."


                                                    - Psalm 24:3-5






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  💭 What is the difference between goodness and holiness? According mostly to the Google AI overview: Goodness emphasizes moral virtue, kin...