Righteousness of Christ Kingdom

19/05/2026

May God restore the institution of marriage!
Add that to your petition today in worship.

17/05/2026

Filial Fear – The Good Fear.

Do you have fear in your life? It’s important to know that some fear is quite unhealthy, stemming from a form of pride, while another form of fear is quite healthy, resulting from your profound love of God. The “holy fear” is filial fear, which is the fear of a child of God. This particular form of fear is present when your love of God is so deep that you fear doing anything that would harm your relationship with Him. It’s not that you are afraid of God, rather, you have a holy desire to avoid all sin. This form of holy fear must also enter into every relationship of love you have for others. You should deeply desire to avoid all that harms each and every relationship you have been blessed to receive. This is a gift of God’s abundant Mercy.
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Consider your love of God. Is it strong enough to produce the healthy desire in your heart to avoid all that might hurt that relationship? This holy fear must become a driving force to develop a profoundly personal relationship with our Lord. Consider, also, your relationship with others. Do you have a healthy desire to eliminate anything that is an obstacle to your wholehearted love of them? Seek this gift of God’s Mercy and the Lord will draw you closer to Himself and to others.

Lord, I do love You and I desire to surrender to You everything in my life that keeps me from loving You with my whole heart. Give me a holy fear so that I may draw closer to You and learn to love others as You love them. Jesus, I trust in You.

06/05/2026

SOME SOCIAL RULES THAT MAY HELP YOU IN LIFE

READ THIS BEFORE LIFE HUMILIATES YOU IN PUBLIC

The world isn’t kind to people who lack social intelligence. Talent won’t save you. Money won’t save you. If you don’t understand basic human boundaries, respect, and timing, you’ll keep embarrassing yourself without knowing why. These rules aren’t soft. They’re survival skills.

1️⃣ DON’T CALL MORE THAN TWICE 📞
If someone doesn’t pick up after two calls, stop. They’re busy or they don’t want to talk. Both deserve respect. Calling repeatedly doesn’t show concern, it shows desperation.

2️⃣ RETURN WHAT YOU BORROW — BEFORE YOU’RE REMINDED 💸
Money, umbrellas, pens, chargers, lunch boxes. Returning things early builds integrity. Late returns scream irresponsibility.

3️⃣ NEVER ORDER THE MOST EXPENSIVE MEAL 🍽️
If someone invites you out, don’t test their wallet. Class is enjoying generosity without abusing it.

4️⃣ STOP ASKING INVASIVE QUESTIONS ❌
Why aren’t you married? Why no kids? Why no house or car? None of your business. Curiosity without consent is disrespect.

5️⃣ HOLD THE DOOR 🚪
For men, women, elders, juniors. Courtesy doesn’t shrink you. Rudeness makes you small.

6️⃣ SHARE FINANCIAL FAIRNESS 🚕
If your friend paid today, you pay next time. Scorekeeping kills relationships. Balance builds trust.

7️⃣ RESPECT DIFFERENT OPINIONS 🧠
What looks like a 6 to you can be a 9 to someone else. Arrogance blocks growth.

8️⃣ DON’T INTERRUPT PEOPLE 🛑
Let them speak. Let them finish. Interruption reveals insecurity.

9️⃣ STOP TEASING IF THEY DON’T LAUGH 😐
If they’re not enjoying it, stop immediately. Mockery disguised as humor is still disrespect.

🔟 SAY “THANK YOU” 🙏
Gratitude is enough. Ungrateful people are easily forgotten.

1️⃣1️⃣ PRAISE IN PUBLIC, CRITICIZE IN PRIVATE 🗣️
Public praise builds loyalty. Public criticism builds enemies.

1️⃣2️⃣ DON’T COMMENT ON WEIGHT ⚖️
Just say, “You look good.” If they want to explain, they will.

06/05/2026

‎ Wednesday, 06 Mai 2026
‎ The Redemption work of Christ
‎Refusing to personally accept Christ´s substitutionary atonement leaves a person with the responsibility of paying his or her own sin debt. Won´t you thank the Savior for your amazing free gift—or receive it from Him now?
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‎Hebrews 2:14-15 📖 A day after the crucifixion, life must have looked hopeless to Jesus´ followers. They´d watched their beloved leader die, and the enemy seemed to have won. Considering the prevalence of evil today, we could make the same assumption. But we´d be wrong because when Christ died on the cross, Satan was defeated. In Genesis 3:15, the evil one—who had spoken through the serpent—was cursed for his part in Adam and Eve´s sin.
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‎Referring to the conflict between the realms of light and darkness, God told Satan, ´He shall bruise you on the head, and you shall bruise him on the heel.´ This was the Lord´s way of foretelling, ´Christ will be victorious over you.´ That´s why the enemy went to such great lengths in both testaments to derail God´s program of redemption, even attempting genocide to prevent Jesus´ arrival or otherwise disrupt the divine agenda (Est. 3:6; Matt. 2:16). Since the devil knows all the prophecies, he was well aware that Jesus Christ, the virgin-born, sinless, incarnate Son of God, came to give His life a ransom for many (Matt. 20:28). This meant that if the Lamb of God died on the cross at Passover, His shed blood would pay mankind´s sin debt in full (Rom. 4:7-8). Satan didn't want Jesus to die, but at any other time and in any other way. (See Luke 4:29-30.) Yet all his efforts amounted to ´nipping on the heel´ compared to the deathblow Christ would deliver from the cross.
‎Will you allow this REDEMPTIVE work of Jesus Christ to be in vain, accept HIM as your LORD and personal SAVIOUR.
‎Jesus Christ is standing at the door of your heart,

05/05/2026

Tuesday, 05 Mai 2026

Troubles are an unwelcome fact of life, but they can have value. Often what we wanted to avoid turns out to be the very thing we needed. God asks that we have a tender heart, a teachable spirit, and a yielded will. Does this describe you?Hebrews 10:10-14 📖 If asked what took place on Good Friday, many people could list the events of Calvary. Some might explain that Christ was nailed to the cross, Roman soldiers gambled for His garments, and darkness covered the land. Others would mention the crown of thorns, an earthquake, and Jesus´ mother watching with what must have been heartbreak and horror.But no matter how many visible details one could mention, far more was going on than the eye could see: At the cross, sin was judged. In giving His very first command in the garden of Eden, God warned that disobedience carried the death penalty (Gen. 2:17). So from the start, His judgment of sin was prophesied, and later it was also pictured in the elaborate sacrificial system He established. Under this system, each transgression required an animal´s blood to be sprinkled on the altar. The severity of the penalty—payment of a life —was a graphic way for our holy God to communicate how offensive and grievous sin actually is. It was also a foreshadowing of the Lamb of God, who would come to take away the sin of the world (John 1:29). Jesus Christ was, on the cross, what that lamb was on the altar—but with a significant difference: Under the old covenant, every time sin was committed, another animal had to die. Jesus, however, willingly offered Himself once for all to atone for the sin of the entire world (Heb. 7:27).
After all this pain and suffering, Jesus Christ became triumphant at the end, I don't know what you're passing through this period, after all the pain and suffering you pass through, there's Joy, happiness, good fortune waiting for you, because for every battle there's a reward for it, that All our efforts will not be in vain in Jesus name

03/05/2026

‎Read, meditate, and share!
‎Sunday, 03 May 2026
‎WHEN YOU FACE CHALLENGES IN LIFE
‎When turmoil hits, let´s ask for spiritual eyes to discern the Lord´s presence. Then, we must listen for His voice and obey (John 10:27).Psalm 25 📖 In a blizzard, the familiar disappears because swirling snow obscures our vision. Difficulties bring about the same effect in our minds. They create strong emotions that cloud our ability to think. Thankfully, God has given us some promises to help us find our way through trials.
1. The Lord has committed Himself to instructing us. When we wait on Him, He will give us insight into our situation—since He sees all things, He knows what steps we are to take. We may be surprised at the instruction, though, since His ways are not like our human ones (Isa. 55:8-9). For example, when people hurt us badly, God´s Spirit will remind us that vengeance is the Lord´s; our part is to live at peace with them (Rom. 12:17-19).
2. God has promised to teach us how to apply the truth He has given us.As we meditate on the Word of God, His Spirit will reveal the relevance of Scripture to our problem. For example, let´s imagine we are faced with someone making a financial request that strikes us as unreasonable. How are we to respond? God may tell us to meet the need or even to give extra in order to bless that person (Matt. 5:40-41).
3. The Lord provides guidance as He keeps watch over us. When company is present, a parent may use a series of looks to quietly guide a child´s behavior, encourage, instruct, or warn. In a similar way, the Holy Spirit gives us spiritual promptings to guide our actions and decisions.
to be continued in the comment............

02/05/2026

02/05/2026

Saturday, 02 May 2020

Topics: Jesus Christ still remembers you in those situations

This week, think back to those times when circumstances looked one way but turned out to be something else. Recall what it was like to realize God was different than you imagined and to see His will unfold in surprising ways. Look for an opportunity to share your insight with a friend or loved one.Matthew 14:22-33 📖 It was night. There were high winds, crashing waves, and low visibility. For the disciples, who were on the sea in a small boat, the situation had reached crisis proportions—and Jesus was not with them. While they were dealing with the frightening weather, He was on the mountainside praying.In the midst of the storm, perhaps the disciples thought Jesus had forgotten them. However, He knew exactly where they were and what they were experiencing. Though we can´t see Jesus physically, He is omniscient—He can identify where we are at every moment. No darkness can hide us; no trial can obscure His vision. We are always seen, known, and understood! Leaving that place of prayer, Jesus sought out the disciples. And He will do the same for us. However, the Twelve didn´t recognize Him because He went to them by walking on the water. Jesus often does not come in the way that we expect. Our preconceived ideas of how He works can make us wonder where He might be and can blind us to how near He actually is. Experiencing Jesus´ presence in hard times can teach us precious truths. During an earlier rough sea adventure, the disciples had observed both Jesus´ trust in God and His authority over nature (Matt. 8:23-26). In the latest storm, they watched the Lord walk on water—and they saw one of their own do it, too. Through the storms, they learned who Jesus was, what He could do, and what their own potential was.

01/05/2026

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Humility goes ahead of promotion. Fight pride, fight it with all your heart.