GOD IS STRONGER THAN YOUR ANXIETY.
Whatever fear grips your chest… whatever lies whisper that you are alone… whatever situation seems beyond your control—GOD is not intimidated by it.
GOD formed the world by His Word (Genesis 1). GOD commands the storm and it obeys (Mark 4:39). GOD upholds the universe by the word of His power (Hebrews 1:3). And GOD did not spare His own Son, but gave Him up for us all—how will He not also graciously give us all things? (Romans 8:32)
Anxiety lies. It says you must carry the burden. That you must control the outcome. That you’re not safe unless you hold it all together.
But Jesus says:
“Come to Me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28, ESV)
GOD is not asking you to be stronger. He’s commanding you to trust Him—because He is strong enough for you.
“Cast all your anxieties on Him, because He cares for you.” (1 Peter 5:7, NASB95)
You don’t need to carry what GOD has already taken to the Cross. The blood of Christ purchased your peace. GOD doesn’t just give strength—HE IS YOUR STRENGTH (Psalm 46:1).
So, stop feeding your fears. Start kneeling in surrender. Give it to GOD—and don’t take it back.
“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to GOD. And the peace of GOD, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” (Philippians 4:6–7, ESV)
He is able. He is willing. Now, trust Him.
GOD. IS. GREATER.


#trustGod
#GloryToGod
#jesussaves
#Soldieroffaith

The world exalts independence, rebellion, and self-will—but the Word of GOD makes one thing unmistakably clear: true love for GOD is never silent, passive, or disobedient. It is expressed through glad-hearted obedience.

“If you love Me, you will keep My commandments.” — JOHN 14:15 (NASB1995)
These are the piercing words of JESUS CHRIST. He does not say, “If you love Me, you will feel something,” or “If you love Me, you will say the right words.” No—He demands obedience. Love for GOD that is not manifested in submission is not biblical love; it is counterfeit sentimentality.

In a world of shallow professions and lip-service Christianity, GOD draws a dividing line: obedience proves allegiance. To claim to know and love CHRIST while living in habitual disobedience is to make GOD a liar and trample the blood of the covenant.

“By this we know that we have come to know Him, if we keep His commandments. The one who says, ‘I have come to know Him,’ and does not keep His commandments, is a liar, and the truth is not in him.” — 1 JOHN 2:3–4
Let that sink in: a disobedient life is the mark of a false convert.

To obey GOD is not legalism—it is love. It is not bondage—it is freedom (ROMANS 6:17–18). It is not merit—it is worship. Those who have been redeemed by the precious blood of CHRIST (1 PETER 1:18–19) have new hearts that delight in GOD’s law (PSALM 119:97). Obedience is not how we earn salvation, but it proves salvation has truly taken place.

“For this is the love of GOD, that we keep His commandments; and His commandments are not burdensome.” — 1 JOHN 5:3
The true believer doesn’t ask, “How much can I get away with?” but rather, “How can I glorify GOD in everything?”

GOD is not interested in half-hearted compliance, delayed obedience, or selective morality. Partial obedience is disobedience. Saul lost the kingdom because he kept what GOD commanded him to destroy (1 SAMUEL 15:22–23). GOD wants the whole heart, not sacrifice; He delights in those who tremble at His Word (ISAIAH 66:2).

So ask yourself:

Does your life demonstrate a pattern of joyfully obeying the commands of CHRIST?
Do you repent when you sin, or do you justify and excuse your rebellion?
Are you growing in holiness—or growing in compromise?
If your answer reveals conviction, do not harden your heart. Fall on your face before the mercy of GOD. Turn from sin, trust in CHRIST alone, and walk in obedience as the fruit of saving grace (TITUS 2:11–14).

“Why do you call Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ and do not do what I say?” — LUKE 6:46
Obedience is not an optional accessory of the Christian life. It is the evidence of love. It is the overflow of a heart that has seen the beauty of CHRIST and will go wherever He leads.

To obey GOD is to love GOD.
Anything less is rebellion dressed in religious clothing.

REPENT. OBEY. LOVE.

#ObeyGod
#GloryToGod
#LiveForChrist
#Soldieroffaith

People deny JESUS, yet HIS name alone unsettles the world.

Governments forbid it, cultures mock it, demons tremble before it (James 2:19; Mark 1:24), and persecuted saints cling to it even unto death (Revelation 12:11). You do not suppress a name that is empty—you silence a name that carries GOD’s authority, truth, and judgment (Acts 4:12).

The hatred of JESUS in this fallen age is itself a witness that HE is exactly who HE declared HIMSELF to be: LORD, KING, and the only Savior (John 14:6).

The question is not whether JESUS is real.

The question is whether you will repent, believe the gospel, and bow before HIM now—or be forced to bow before HIM when HE returns in glory (Philippians 2:9–11).

#jesuschrist
#JesusIsLord
#BelieveInHim
#Soldieroffaith

When Job had everything, he prayed (Job 1:5).
When he lost everything, he still fell to the ground and worshiped, confessing that the LORD gives and the LORD takes away (Job 1:20–21).

Job’s devotion exposes a truth many refuse to face: prayer has never depended on our circumstances but on WHO GOD eternally is—sovereign, wise, holy, and worthy of worship in abundance or in affliction (Job 2:10; Habakkuk 3:17–19).

If you pray only when life feels stable, you are not praying to GOD—you are praying to your circumstances.
True prayer bends the knee because HE is worthy, not because life is easy.
Return to the God who does not change.

Bow before HIM in prosperity and disaster alike.

Let your prayers testify—like Job—that GOD alone is your portion, your hope, and your unshakeable foundation.

#prayerchangesthings
#prayerispowerful
#prayerworks
#Soldieroffaith

Scripture declares that the heavens “declare the glory of GOD” and the sky “proclaims HIS handiwork” (Ps. 19:1, ESV). From the order of creation to the conscience within every human heart, GOD has made HIMSELF unmistakably known.

The apostle Paul states that GOD’s “invisible attributes, namely, HIS eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly perceived… so they are without excuse” (Rom. 1:20, ESV).

On the Day of Judgment, no one will be able to plead ignorance. The problem has never been lack of evidence, but the sinful suppression of the truth (Rom. 1:18). To ignore the clear revelation of GOD is rebellion; to reject HIM is sin. And sin always brings the just wrath of GOD.

Yet the same GOD who is the righteous Judge is also the gracious Redeemer. He calls sinners to repent, to turn from unbelief, and to flee to the Lord Jesus Christ, the only Savior (Acts 17:30–31).

All who humble themselves and confess their sin find mercy; all who refuse will stand before HIM with mouths stopped and no excuse.

#noexcuses
#creation
#Godiseverywhere
#Soldieroffaith

WARNING: YOUR LIFE IS ALREADY PREACHING

Before anyone hears your words, they witness your walk.
Your choices proclaim what your lips may deny (Matthew 7:17–20).
Your habits testify whether you walk in the flesh or in the Spirit (Galatians 5:16–25).

Your character exposes whether you truly follow CHRIST or merely admire Him from afar (1 John 2:4–6).
Heaven knows the truth.
The life you live rises before GOD louder than any verse you can quote (Titus 1:16; James 1:22–25).

So—
LIVE WITH INTEGRITY (Proverbs 10:9).
LIVE WITH CONVICTION (Romans 12:2).
LIVE WITH HOLINESS (1 Peter 1:15–16).
LIVE A MESSAGE THAT HONORS GOD (1 Corinthians 10:31).
Repent of hypocrisy.
Walk in the light.
Let your life adorn the gospel you profess (Titus 2:10).
For CHRIST is worthy of a faith that is seen—not merely spoken.

#FollowChrist
#bethechurch
#ObeyGod
#Soldieroffaith

Worship is not measured by the volume of our singing or the height of our lifted hands, but by the posture of a heart that bows before GOD in every season. There are moments when praise flows freely, yet some of the most precious worship rises from a soul crushed under trials, choosing—by grace—to bless THE LORD through the pain.

Scripture declares, “The LORD is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit” (Ps. 34:18, ESV). When the believer, battered and weary, still proclaims, “Blessed be THE NAME OF THE LORD” (Job 1:21), that praise becomes a living testimony that GOD is worthy—not because life is easy, but because HE is faithful.

True worship is not the celebration of our strength, but the surrender of our weakness to the sovereign goodness of GOD. And in that surrender, HE is glorified.

#worship
#GloryToGod
#TrustGod
#Soldieroffaith

Some people distance themselves because their own guilt cannot endure the light you speak from GOD’s Word (John 3:19–20).

Others withdraw because their season in your life has been sovereignly completed by the LORD who “appoints the boundaries of their dwelling” (Acts 17:26).

And many depart when they can no longer gain anything from you, revealing hearts driven by self-interest rather than love (Phil. 2:21).

But understand this: GOD removes people according to HIS wise and holy providence, not to harm you, but to conform you to the image of CHRIST (Rom. 8:28–29).

Their exit is not your loss—it is GOD’s pruning (John 15:2). HIS purpose stands, HIS hand directs, and HIS will for your sanctification cannot be hindered.

So examine your own heart, repent of bitterness or pride, and walk faithfully before HIM.

When GOD clears the path, it is never abandonment—only preparation for greater obedience.

#TrustGod
#GodsPlan
#Godswill
#Soldieroffaith

We possess nothing that did not first come from GOD. HE is not served by human hands, as though HE needed anything (Acts 17:24–25). Every breath, every resource, every skill is already HIS (1 Chron. 29:14).

We cannot enrich HIM, for HE owns “the earth and the fullness thereof” (Ps. 24:1). What we can offer—and what HE commands—is our praise, our thanks, and our honor.

To withhold these is sin, for it denies HIS rightful glory. Therefore repent of pride, acknowledge HIS absolute ownership, and give HIM the worship HE alone deserves.

#GiveGodThanks
#ThankGod
#GloryToGod
#Soldieroffaith

THE MOST MISUNDERSTOOD WORD IN THE WORLD: SALVATION

People talk about “finding themselves,” “following their truth,” and “becoming better humans,”
but NONE of that deals with the real problem:
We are NOT basically good.
We are NOT spiritually neutral.
We are NOT chasing GOD—
we are RUNNING from HIM (Rom. 3:10–12).

That’s why SALVATION is not self-improvement.
It is not moral cleanup.
It is not “trying harder.”
SALVATION is a MIRACLE of GOD.

Scripture declares:
“SALVATION belongs to the LORD.” — Psalm 3:8
“No one can come to ME unless the FATHER who sent ME draws him.” — John 6:44

“By grace you have been saved through faith… it is the GIFT OF GOD.” — Eph. 2:8–9

Here is the truth our generation hates but desperately needs:

1. YOU are not the hero of your story—GOD is.
HE rescues the dead, not the damaged (Eph. 2:1).
HE breaks chains no human hand can loosen.
HE opens blind eyes we cannot force open.

2. SIN is not a mistake—it is cosmic treason.
Every sinful act and every sinful desire violates GOD’S holy law
and proves we love darkness rather than light (John 3:19–20).

3. JESUS CHRIST did NOT come to affirm you—HE came to SAVE you.
HE lived the perfect life you refused to live.
HE died the wrath-bearing death you deserved (Isa. 53:5–6).
HE rose in power so that all who repent and believe will NEVER taste GOD’S wrath (Rom. 5:9).

4. REAL SALVATION produces REAL CHANGE.
When GOD saves a sinner, HE does not leave them where HE found them.
HE gives a new heart (Ezek. 36:26).
HE grants repentance (Acts 11:18).
HE empowers obedience (Phil. 2:13).
No cheap grace.
No empty prayers.
No “Jesus as accessory.”
Only the LORD of Glory saving sinners for HIS glory.

5. The GOSPEL is the most offensive AND most liberating truth on earth.
Offensive—because it tells you that you are helpless.
Liberating—because it tells you that GOD HIMSELF rescues the helpless.
**If you’re breathing, you are not beyond CHRIST’S reach.

But you ARE commanded to repent.**
Not tomorrow.
Not “one day.”
TODAY (2 Cor. 6:2).
Turn from sin.
Turn to CHRIST.
HE saves fully.
HE saves freely.
HE saves forever.

If you want more people to hear this:
Share it.
Someone you know desperately needs the truth.

#salvation
#jesuschrist
#jesussaves
#Soldieroffaith

A divided heart is spiritual poison. Scripture exposes that no one can serve two masters (Matthew 6:24). When the psalmist pleads for an undivided heart, he confesses that drifting loyalties, compromised affections, and half-hearted obedience are sin—rebellion against the GOD whose glory demands the whole person (Deuteronomy 6:5).

The cry “Teach me YOUR way” is the posture of repentance: turning from self-will and submitting entirely to the LORD’S revealed will in Scripture. To rely on HIS faithfulness means abandoning confidence in human wisdom and casting oneself fully upon the steadfast covenant faithfulness of GOD, who never lies, never changes, and never fails (Numbers 23:19; Lamentations 3:22–23).

An undivided heart fears the NAME of the LORD—not with terror that drives away, but with reverence that produces obedience, purity, and wholehearted devotion (Proverbs 1:7; John 14:15). Anything less is idolatry.
Yet the gospel shines: CHRIST alone grants the new heart that sinners need (Ezekiel 36:26–27). Those who repent and trust in HIM are empowered to walk in GOD’S way with sincerity, holiness, and joy.

May this verse expose every competing affection—and drive the soul to the ONE true GOD, whose faithfulness alone is worthy of full allegiance.

#psalms
#FearGod
#TrustGod
#Soldieroffaith

There’s more grace in CHRIST than sin in you — but that truth never softens the horror of sin. Scripture declares that “all have sinned and fall short of the glory of GOD” (Romans 3:23), and that sin is not merely a mistake but open rebellion against the HOLY ONE (1 John 3:4). Your guilt is real, your corruption deep, and your inability absolute. Left to yourself, you stand condemned (John 3:18).

Yet the glory of the gospel is this: the grace of CHRIST is greater than the darkest corruption within you. Where sin multiplied, “grace abounded all the more” (Romans 5:20). The SON OF GOD took the full weight of wrath your sins deserved (Isaiah 53:4–6), rose in triumph (1 Corinthians 15:3–4), and now commands all people everywhere to repent (Acts 17:30).

Do not twist grace into license. Grace is not permission to sin — it is the power to kill sin (Romans 6:1–2). True repentance turns from wickedness, grieves over rebellion, and flees to CHRIST alone for cleansing (Psalm 51:1–4; Acts 3:19).

Yes, CHRIST’s grace is greater than your sin — but only for those who come to Him in repentance and faith. Turn from your sin. Run to the SAVIOR. He never casts out the one who comes (John 6:37).

#grace
#JesusSaves
#LiveForJesus
#Soldieroffaith

I THINK THE GREATEST WEAKNESS IN THE CHURCH TODAY IS THAT ALMOST NO ONE BELIEVES THAT GOD INVESTS HIS POWER IN THE BIBLE.
EVERYONE IS LOOKING FOR POWER IN A PROGRAM, IN A TECHNIQUE, IN ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING EXCEPT WHERE GOD HAS PLACED IT: HIS WORD.

-R.C. SPROUL

#GodsWord
#Godspower
#biblestudy
#Soldieroffaith

Christian, Scripture never ties the unchanging goodness of GOD to the shifting circumstances of life.

Circumstances rise and fall, but “the LORD is good; His steadfast love endures forever” (Ps. 100:5, ESV). The problem is not with GOD’s goodness—it is with our sinful tendency to judge GOD by our feelings rather than by His Word.

When suffering comes, the flesh whispers that GOD has changed. But the cross forever proves that GOD is good even when life is not (Rom. 5:8). Job lost everything, yet declared, “Shall we receive good from GOD, and shall we not receive evil?” (Job 2:10). His faith rested not on explanations, but on the unshakable character of GOD.

If your circumstances are dark, repent of doubting the goodness of the One who rules all things for His glory and for the good of those who love Him (Rom. 8:28). Turn from self-pity. Turn from unbelief. Fix your eyes on JESUS CHRIST, who never promised ease—but promised Himself.

Your circumstances fluctuate. GOD never does.

#Godisgood
#Godisgoodallthetime
#GodIsGreat
#Soldieroffaith

A preacher must never fear losing members when he proclaims what GOD has spoken. Scripture makes it unmistakably clear: the man of God is called to “preach the word… in season and out of season” (2 Tim. 4:2).

Faithfulness to GOD will always matter infinitely more than the approval of men (Gal. 1:10). When a shepherd trims truth to keep a crowd, he ceases to be a shepherd at all—he becomes a hireling (John 10:12–13).

A true preacher stands where GOD stands, says what GOD says, and refuses to soften the edge of HIS Word. If the truth of Scripture causes some to depart, it merely reveals that they loved comfort more than Christ (John 6:66–68). But if the preacher compromises to keep them, he proves that he fears man more than GOD, which is sin (Prov. 29:25).

Let every pastor remember: he will not one day answer to a congregation, a board, or a crowd—but to GOD HIMSELF. Therefore, he must preach with boldness, clarity, and conviction, trusting that GOD alone builds the church (Matt. 16:18) and that obedience is always better than numerical success.

Repentance is required wherever fear of man has muted the voice of truth. And grace is abundant for those who return to unwavering faithfulness, lifting high the Word of GOD without apology.

#PreachJesus
#truth
#BeBold
#Soldieroffaith