Friend, hear this clearly:
You are not perfect. You have fallen short — just like every one of us. GOD’S Word says plainly, "For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of GOD" (Romans 3:23, ESV).
There is not a single person who stands righteous in their own strength. "None is righteous, no, not one" (Romans 3:10, ESV).
0% perfect — that's the universal diagnosis of the human condition.

But here's the unfathomable good news:
Through Jesus Christ, you can be 100% forgiven — right now.
The Bible promises, "If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness" (1 John 1:9, ESV).
Forgiveness isn’t earned by good works, cleaned-up behavior, or religious activity. It is a free gift of GOD’S grace, bought by the blood of Jesus Christ shed on the cross.

“GOD shows His love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us” (Romans 5:8, ESV).
Jesus lived the perfect life you could never live. He died the death you deserve. And He rose from the grave, defeating sin and death forever.

Right now, you stand at a crossroads.
You can cling to your pride, your self-effort, and your excuses — and remain in your sin...
Or you can come to the cross, lay down your life, and receive the mercy of Christ, becoming 100% forgiven — washed, cleansed, justified, and set free.

Jesus says, "Come to Me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest" (Matthew 11:28, ESV).
Will you come?

Today is the day of salvation (2 Corinthians 6:2).
Turn from your sin. Trust fully in Christ alone — not in yourself, not in religion, not in your good deeds — but in the finished work of Jesus.
Repent — meaning, turn away from sin and surrender wholly to Christ as your LORD and Savior.

If you do, the promise is sure:
“Everyone who calls on the name of the LORD will be saved” (Romans 10:13, ESV).

You're 0% perfect.
But by His grace, you can be 100% forgiven.
Come now.

#forgiven
#LiveForJesus
#ChristInMe
#forgiveness
#Soldieroffaith

Faith is not proven when GOD delivers us—but when He doesn’t, and we still obey.

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego stood before the most powerful man on earth with a furnace blazing in front of them. Yet they spoke with unwavering conviction: “But if not…” They knew GOD was able to deliver them (v.17), but their loyalty was not dependent on rescue. Their obedience flowed from who GOD is, not what He might do for them.

This is the heart of true worship. It refuses to bow to idols—not for gain, not to escape pain, but because the LORD alone is worthy (Deut. 6:13; Matt. 4:10).
This moment in Daniel 3 defines what it means to stand when the world demands compromise. In an age of bowing knees and caved-in convictions, GOD is calling us to a “But if not” kind of faith—one that clings to Christ regardless of outcome.

Don’t measure your faith by how much GOD spares you. Measure it by how far you’ll follow Him, even if He doesn’t.

Resolve this day: Come fire or favor, I will not bow.

“Those who stand firm in the furnace will walk freely with the Son” (cf. Daniel 3:25).

#LiveForJesus
#faith
#TrustGod
#Soldieroffaith

Hebrews 4:12 (ESV) says:

“For the word of GOD is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit, of joints and of marrow, and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart.”

Beloved, the Word of GOD is not a dead letter nor a cold relic of the past. It is living—breathing with divine authority—and active—powerfully working even now in your life. It does what no human wisdom can: it pierces into your innermost being, revealing what lies hidden beneath all pretense. Like a skilled surgeon, GOD’S Word discerns your truest thoughts and deepest motives—not to shame you, but to heal you through truth.

Let this truth encourage you: when you open your Bible, you are not merely reading words—you are being read by the eternal Word. You’re not wrestling with paper and ink, but with the sword of the Spirit (Ephesians 6:17), which cuts away sin, convicts the conscience, and awakens faith.

So take courage, Christian—don’t run from the Word’s exposing light.
Run to it.
Let it sanctify you.
Let it shape your desires, renew your mind (Romans 12:2), and conform you more and more to the image of Christ. The same Word that wounds also binds up, and the same truth that convicts also comforts.

Stand firm on this living sword, for it never dulls, never fails, and never returns void (Isaiah 55:11)

#TrustGod
#SolaScriptura
#JesusIsLord
#Soldieroffaith

If you only pray when you're in trouble, you're in trouble. Prayer was never meant to be an emergency lifeline we grab only when life falls apart.

It is meant to be the heartbeat of a relationship with the LIVING GOD. When you only run to HIM in crisis, you miss the beauty of walking with HIM in peace.

When you only cry out in fear, you forget the joy of speaking with the ONE who loves you daily. If your prayers rise only from desperation and not devotion, then your faith is surviving but not thriving.

GOD is not just a rescue plan; HE is the very breath that sustains your soul. Talk to HIM when things are good, and you’ll know where to run when things are not. Because when you live in constant communion with GOD, trouble may still come—but you won’t face it alone.

#prayer
#prayerworks
#prayerchangesthings
#Soldieroffaith

Today my brothers and sisters in Christ, I want to challenge each of you.

To a special person in your life, I challenge you to go out of your way to do something unexpected to show them Agape love. This love is unconditional and asks for nothing in return. This is the love that GOD has for each of us and is what He calls each of us to have for each other.

It doesn’t have to be something grand or expensive. It could be something as small as a text message, a surprise bouquet for your spouse or a lunch visit with your kid.

Something that is small but will have a profound impact on that persons life.

Remember that every day is a gift and every relationship is a blessing. Cherish them.

#LoveLikeJesus
#dailychallenge
#agape
#Soldieroffaith

I believe in the FATHER, the SON, and the HOLY SPIRIT! Not as an idea, not as a tradition, but as the living truth that gives life to my soul.

The FATHER created me, the SON redeemed me, and the HOLY SPIRIT dwells within me.

This is not religion—it is relationship. The FATHER loved me enough to send the SON, the SON loved me enough to die for me, and the HOLY SPIRIT loves me enough to stay with me through every storm. When I fall, HE lifts me.

When I doubt, HE reminds me. When I am weak, HIS strength becomes my anchor. I don’t just believe in GOD because I’ve heard about HIM—I believe because I have experienced HIS mercy, HIS power, and HIS presence.

Every heartbeat is proof of HIS grace, every breath a reminder of HIS goodness. So I will stand firm and declare it without shame: I believe in the FATHER, the SON, and the HOLY SPIRIT—one GOD, forever faithful, forever true.

#TriuneGod
#TrustGod
#JesusSaves
#Soldieroffaith

REAL PREACHING will always confront the heart. It will not flatter the flesh or entertain the crowd. It pierces deep, exposing what we try so hard to hide.

When the truth of GOD’S WORD is preached, it demands a response. People will either fall to their knees in repentance and hate their sin, or they will harden their hearts and hate the preacher who dared to tell them the truth.

The same message that saves one soul will offend another. That is why JESUS was loved by sinners who were ready to change and despised by those who refused to let go of their pride.

The Word of GOD is not meant to make us comfortable; it is meant to make us clean. And when a preacher truly speaks what GOD says, it will divide light from darkness, truth from lies, and conviction from complacency.

So if the preaching of the Gospel stirs something in you, don’t silence it—let it lead you to the cross where mercy, not judgment, waits.

#PreachJesus
#bebold
#TrustGod
#Soldieroffaith

Happy Birthday Charlie!

#charliekirk
#TurningPoint
#ManOfGod
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Oh LORD, I am full—but not of what pleases You.
Full of pride.
Full of self-will.
Full of distractions, ambitions, comforts, and fears.
But none of these bring You glory. None of these can walk in step with the Spirit. None of these can bear fruit that remains.

So, I cry out: Empty me of me.

Break down my idols. Strip away my self-reliance. Lay bare every vain pursuit.
I don't want to add You to my life—I want to be consumed by You.

You did not call me to self-improvement, but to self-denial (Luke 9:23).
You did not redeem me to decorate my pride, but to crucify it (Galatians 2:20).
You did not save me to make me better, but to make me new (2 Corinthians 5:17).

I don't want to merely include You in my plans. I want Your will to be my only pursuit.
Because when I am emptied of myself, there is finally room for You.

Fill me with Your Word.
Fill me with Your Spirit.
Fill me with holy desires, eternal truths, and kingdom passions.
Let Your Son be the treasure of my heart, the focus of my thoughts, the aim of my life.

LORD, You must increase, and I must decrease (John 3:30).
Because it is only when I am emptied of me that I am truly free to be filled with You.

Saturate my life with Your glory.
And let the world see not a polished version of me—
but the power of Christ dwelling in me (Colossians 1:27).

Amen.

#TrustGod
#GodWithUs
#faith
#Soldieroffaith

Jesus doesn’t come to you demanding polished perfection or impressive credentials.
He comes for your heart—broken, burdened, bruised.
Not because it's beautiful, but because He is. He loves you not because of who you are, but in spite of who you are—so that He can make you new.

In Matthew 22:37, Jesus declared:

“You shall love the Lord your GOD with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.”
That’s not a request for a partial, lukewarm response.
That’s a command to surrender entirely.

Christ died not to win your compliance—He died and rose again to redeem your affections, to captivate your heart, and to draw you into a love relationship with the living GOD (Romans 5:8, 2 Corinthians 5:14-15).

So yes—Jesus wants your heart.
But not just in the sentimental sense.
He wants the throne of your heart.

Because when He has that, He has everything—your desires, decisions, dreams, and direction.

He doesn't just want to be a part of your life—He is your life. (Colossians 3:4)

Let this motivate you today:
You don’t need to fix yourself up before coming to Christ. He didn’t die for the cleaned-up version of you.
He died for the sinner right now.

Give Him your heart—not just a piece, not just on Sundays.
Give Him your whole heart—because when Jesus has your heart, He’ll transform your life from the inside out.

“My son, give me your heart, and let your eyes observe my ways.”
—Proverbs 23:26
He’s not after performance.
He’s after possession.
Not behavior modification.
But heart transformation.

Give Him your heart—and never take it back.

#JesusLovesMe
#TrustGod
#LiveForJesus
#Soldieroffaith

I can’t boast about my love for GOD—
Because even on my best days, I stumble.
I’m prone to wander (Hos. 11:7),
quick to forget His faithfulness (Ps. 106:13),
and slow to obey (Rom. 7:19).
I fail Him daily—not just in deed, but in thought, desire, and motive (Jer. 17:9).

My love is flawed.
Incomplete.
Weak.

But here’s what I can brag about:
His love for me.

“If we are faithless, He remains faithful—for He cannot deny Himself.” (2 Tim. 2:13, NASB1995)

His love never fails.
It isn’t moody.
It doesn’t shift with my performance.
It doesn’t fade with time.
It’s a covenant love—purchased by Christ, sealed by the Spirit, rooted in the Father’s eternal will (Eph. 1:4–5).
When I sin, His love disciplines me.
When I’m weak, His love upholds me.
When I repent, His love embraces me.
And when I fall short, His love—in Christ—still calls me His own (Rom. 8:38–39).

This is the gospel:
Not that we loved GOD, but that He loved us and sent His Son to be the propitiation for our sins. (1 John 4:10)

So no, I can’t brag about my love for GOD.
But I will boast all day long in the cross of Christ (Gal. 6:14), where love beyond all measure was poured out—
Not because I deserved it,
But because He is good.

And His love never fails.

#LiveForJesus
#JesusLovesMe
#TrustGod
#GodWithUs
#Soldieroffaith

WALK BY FAITH, NOT BY SIGHT
(2 Corinthians 5:7)

To walk by faith is to trust the promises of GOD even when your circumstances scream otherwise. Faith does not mean ignoring reality—it means trusting in GOD’S reality over your own. The LORD has never lied, never failed, and never abandoned His people. His Word is sure, His character is immutable, and His power is limitless.

When fears rise and doubts whisper, look to Christ.
When the path is dark and uncertain, anchor in the Word.
When you’re weary and weak, remember: He is strong.

“The righteous shall live by faith” (Romans 1:17).
Not by feelings.
Not by human logic.
Not by worldly approval.

Walking by faith means you obey even when you don’t fully understand. You worship even when life hurts. You cling to GOD even when the future is unclear. Because He who calls you is faithful (1 Thessalonians 5:24).

So press on. Not with blind optimism, but with eyes fixed on Jesus, the Author and Perfecter of our faith (Hebrews 12:2).
He walked the road before you.
He secured your salvation.
He walks beside you still.

Faith isn't a leap into the dark—it’s a step into the light of His truth.

Keep walking.
Keep trusting.
He is worthy.

#faith
#jesuslovesyou
#JesusIsLord
#Soldieroffaith

It is a difficult thing to hold your tongue.

I know this first hand.

Especially when the attacks come often and without provocation.

I remind myself that Jesus is the LORD of my life and only His Words guide me, not the fruitless words of some dude throwing shade from his old ladies basement.

#LiveForJesus
#WalkWithChrist
#faith
#bethechurch
#Soldieroffaith

GOD doesn’t expect everybody to be able to preach like Peter or pray like Paul. But he does expect you to use the gifts that you have been given and make use of the opportunities he sends.
Sharing your faith doesn’t mean long and clever arguments, loads of “proof” passages, or following some complicated methodology. Just listen to people’s stories and resonate with their fears and pain. Just tell the stories of what Jesus did for the world. Just tell the stories of what Jesus has done for you. Just say, “Come with me. There’s room for you in the House. You’ll like it here. Jesus is the best!”

But in your hearts revere Christ as LORD. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect, keeping a clear conscience, so that those who speak maliciously against your good behavior in Christ may be ashamed of their slander.
1 Peter 3:15-16

#PreachJesus
#LiveForJesus
#faith
#WalkWithChrist

ENDURES (hupomeno)
-Hold ones ground in conflict
-Bear up against adversity
-Stand firm
-Persevere under pressure
-Wait calmly and courageously
It is not a passive resignation to fate and mere patience, but an active energetic resistance to defeat that allows calm and brave ENDURANCE in the mighty name of JESUS! 🙏 🙏 🙏

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#persevere
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