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If you were made beautiful, it’s your job to help other people feel beautiful. If you were made smart, it’s your job to help other people become smart. If you were made bold, it’s your job to help other people be bold. If you were made holy by Christ, it’s your job to help others be made holy by Christ. Don’t be selfish and prideful – Love Your Neighbor the same way you Love Yourself!
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If your DISobedience doesn’t disqualify you from success in God (thru Gods mercy and my repentance), then how in the world does your OBEDIENCE to God disqualify you from success in God??? Lol tell that devil to shut up!
No seriously, next time the Accuser of the brethren tells you that your obedience to God is an offense or a blacklist or too dangerous for your marketing image, Laugh Out Loud!!! God rewards those that diligently seek HIM! His hands hold what you need!
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I believe that those free from heresy prove it by having the ability to focus on Jesus Christ. That’s the proof of the Holy Ghost. Once you identify yourself with a dead man instead of the Resurrected One, you begin to give him glory instead of Christ. That in itself is heresy. In 1 Cor 11:19 basically says sects come so the ones that DONT join them can prove themselves to be followers of Christ.
Theres nothing wrong with what we see in 1 Cor 11:1, following a person as they follow Christ, that’s just discipleship. Reading and understanding a portion of Christ that has been given to someone in the past is good diligence in studying the Word of God.
There is something wrong with what we see in 1 Cor 11:19, heresy, which is like a divisive political party spirit in the church. When you desire to identify with a dead man that is not your Daddy and you dont know personally, that goes a little farther than discipleship.
Jesus is still alive. That’s just one of the main differences between him and other historical teachers of the Gospel. No matter how great a person’s ministry or teaching was, they still died. Jesus is still with us in the person of the Holy Spirit. Exalt Him!
How do you know the difference between if you are following a leader as they follow Christ, or idolizing a leader unknowingly a spirit of heresy, division, or error?
– When they are dead spiritually or naturally you still follow them as if they were alive spiritually or naturally.
– Whenever they are mentioned in a non-worshipful way, you get angry and/or defend them.
– You have a strong desire to be associated with their name brand, even equal to the name brand of Jesus Christ himself.
Are there any other clues to idolatry vs leadership?
Leave it in the comments!
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Any biblical interpretation/theological tool that has you devaluing or dismissing the wisdom of Jesus Christ (“because he was talking to Jews, because he hadn’t died yet, because He hadn’t resurrected yet, because it was just a message to that church”), is a biblical interpretation/theological tool you need to flush down the toilet because that’s where it belongs. Jesus is Above All.
#jesusaboveall #thewordmadeflesh #christfocused #christology
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Paul taught that men should work a job, not only to eat, but to support their wife and family. Paul did not have a wife, but he still worked a job in ministry.
However, even though he wasnt supposed to, Paul additionally worked a natural-based job to help maintain the purity of the Lambs Wife (the Church), instead of joining in or competing with the wolves who saw it as their job to eat off the Lambs wife by corrupting the church instead of building her up.
Isn’t it interesting that a lot of the prophets, apostles and teachers in the Bible who called the Church, or God’s people, back to purity were either working natural jobs or fresh off of regular jobs? Jesus was a carpenter, Paul was a tent maker, Daniel was an administrative official, Nehemiah was a cupbearer, Amos was a farmer.
It’s not a sin to be in full time ministry – but sometimes, when there are too many ministers that see it as their job to eat the flock instead of feed the flock – God sends in fresh workers who don’t have pressure to eat off their ministry, but will instead work to restore purity.
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We were supposed to use our evangelism and outreach as a springboard into our churches and ministries. Instead we used the church as a springboard into worldly fame and talent prostitution in the entertainment industry. #Theabortiongeneration
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Forgiving someone means they don’t owe you anything anymore. You’ve released them from it.
It doesn’t mean you don’t walk in wisdom from that point forward or communicate truth or tell your testimony. It doesn’t even mean you don’t suffer hurt or pain anymore.
It means you release them from their debt (money, love, whatever you feel they owed you) and you continue to love them and walk in wisdom.
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