Charismatic

02/09/2026

📖 Proverbs 21:13

12 The Righteous One knows what happens in the homes of wicked people. He punishes them as they deserve.

13 If you refuse to listen when poor people ask for help, you too will receive no help when you need it.

14 If someone is angry with you, give him a gift secretly. A secret bribe will make him quiet, even if he is very angry.

15 When there is justice, righteous people are happy, but wicked people are afraid.

18/07/2026

07/07/2026

When judgment should have swallowed him, mercy carried him instead.

Jonah expected death, but God sent rescue. That’s grace—when you deserve the storm, but God sends salvation.

Sometimes God doesn’t remove the sea… He sends a whale.

And what feels like punishment becomes protection. 🤍🙏🏻

06/07/2026

God’s timing often changes a life in ways we never could.

One season may leave your hands empty, but the next can leave your cup overflowing. Not because you earned it, but because God is gracious.

If you’re in a season of waiting, don’t lose heart. The same God who provided for Ruth, restored Job, and filled empty nets is still at work today. Keep trusting Him. His grace is never late, and His provision is always enough. 🙏🏻🤍

05/07/2026

Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸

Today we’re grateful for freedom—and even more grateful for the hope we have in Christ.

Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom! 🙏

05/07/2026

Let Scripture examine you before you use it to examine others. Let it confront your heart before it corrects someone else’s behavior. The Word of God was never meant to be a weapon for pride, control, or proving who’s right—it was meant to be a tool for transformation, repentance, and becoming more like Christ.

It’s easy to quote verses at people. It’s harder to let those same verses cut away our own bitterness, expose our own blind spots, and challenge our own compromises. But that’s where real growth happens. When the Word humbles us before it instructs us. When it breaks us before it sends us. When it cleans us before it commissions us.

Jesus didn’t use Scripture to elevate Himself above others, He used it to reveal truth in love. And if the Bible isn’t first softening your heart, refining your character, and deepening your love, then you’re not wielding it the way God intended.

Before you speak a verse, live it.
Before you correct someone, let God correct you.
Before you point out sin, ask God to search your heart.
Because the Word that transforms the world is first the Word that transforms you. 🤍🙏🏻

03/07/2026

This instruction is still relevant and applicable today. Every believer in Christ Jesus need to remind ourselves that it is The Lord our God who is there for us and with us. He never leaves us nor forsakes us.

30/06/2026

From Genesis to Revelation, we see the same truth repeated over and over again: God’s blessings were never meant to stop with us.

When God blessed Abraham, He said, “I will bless you… and you will be a blessing.” God’s blessings were always meant to overflow.

That is why a tree never eats its own fruit.

Its fruit exists to nourish others, give life to others, and carry seeds that produce even more life.

The same is true for every blessing God entrusts to us.

He gives us gifts so we can serve others.

He gives us wisdom so we can guide others.

He gives us comfort so we can comfort others.

He gives us resources so we can be generous.

He gives us the gospel so we can share it.

The greatest evidence that we understand God’s blessings is not how much we keep, but how faithfully we use them to bless others and bring glory to Him.

29/06/2026

This story isn’t about money or poverty, it’s about the condition of the heart. The rich man ignored both God and the suffering at his gate, while Lazarus put his hope in the Lord. One lived for this life; the other lived for eternity.
Your comfort on earth is not proof of God’s favor, and your suffering is not proof of His absence. In the end, what matters is this:
Do you know God, and does your life reflect it?
The rich man had every earthly comfort but no room in his heart for God. Lazarus had nothing this world values, yet he belonged to the Lord. One man gained the world and lost his soul; the other lost everything the world could offer and gained eternity.
This parable is a warning that opportunities to repent are not endless. A day is coming when faith will become sight and every heart will stand before God.
Don’t wait until eternity to seek the One you’re ignoring today. Don’t mistake temporary blessings for eternal security, and don’t mistake present suffering for God’s rejection.
Because eternity is too long to be wrong about Jesus. 🙏🏻🤍