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Q & A, Phil, KY (2026)

05/23/2026

Can a Woman Preach and Pastor the Church?
✨ The Answer is: YES.
Yes, a woman can preach.
Yes, a woman can pastor.
Yes, a woman can lead when God calls her.
Because calling comes from God, not gender.
🔥 God Does Not Limit His Calling
Many people ask, “Can a woman preach?”
But the better question is:
👉 “Did God call her?”
If God calls someone, no human has the right to stop them.
📖 Galatians 3:28
“There is neither male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.”
In Christ:
same Spirit
same salvation
same authority
same mission
There is no second-class servant in God’s Kingdom.
🔹 Women God Used in Ministry
✅ Mary Magdalene – First preacher of the resurrection
Jesus sent her to announce the greatest message ever: 👉 “He is risen!”
She preached the Gospel first.
✅ Samaritan Woman – Evangelist
She shared Jesus with her whole city and many believed.
One woman brought a revival to her town.
✅ Priscilla – Teacher and leader
She taught Apollos, a preacher, correcting his doctrine.
A woman teaching a minister of God.
✅ Deborah – Judge and spiritual leader
She led Israel, guided the nation, and spoke God’s Word.
God Himself appointed her to lead.
✅ Philip’s daughters – Prophets
They publicly spoke God’s message.
Prophecy is preaching.
🔹 The Promise of the Holy Spirit
📖 Acts 2:17
“Your sons AND your daughters shall prophesy.”
Not sons only.
Not men only.
Daughters too.
If daughters can prophesy, they can preach.
If they can preach, they can lead.
If God anoints them, they can pastor.
🔥 The Truth
Ministry is not about: ❌ gender
❌ tradition
❌ culture
It is about: ✅ calling
✅ obedience
✅ anointing
God does not ask, “Are you male or female?”
He asks, “Are you willing?”
❤️ Strong Declaration
✨ YES — a woman can preach.
✨ YES — a woman can pastor the church.
✨ YES — God uses women to lead souls to Christ.
When God places His Word in her mouth and His fire in her heart, no one should silence her.
Because the Gospel must be preached by all who are called.
📖 Final Verse
Romans 10:15
“How beautiful are the feet of those who preach the good news!”
It says those, not men only.
Anyone.
Everyone.
Whoever God sends.

05/17/2026

For those of you that think the salvation of all people is unscriptural, READ YOUR BIBLE!🙂

Genesis 12:3 --- All peoples on earth will be blessed through Abraham. (Jesus came through his lineage)

Genesis 22:18 --- All nations on earth will be blessed through Abraham’s offspring. (Jesus)

Psalms 22:27 --- All the ends of the earth and all the families of the nations will acknowledge God.

Psalms 65:2 --- All men will come to God

Psalms 86:9 --- All nations will worship and glorify God.

Psalms 103:8-9 --- God is compassionate, will not always accuse and will not be angry forever.

Psalms 145:9-10 --- The Lord has compassion on all His creation and all He has made will praise Him.

Psalms 145:13 --- The Lord loves all His creation.

Psalms 145:14 --- The Lord upholds all who fall.

Isaiah 25:6-8 --- God will prepare a feast for all people, He will destroy the shroud that enfolds all peoples, the sheet that covers up all nations. He will eliminate death, wipe away the tears from all faces and remove the disgrace of his people from all the earth.

Isaiah 45:22-23 --- God has sworn an oath that every knee will bow before Him and every tongue will swear by Him.

Isaiah 49:6 --- God’s salvation will be brought to the ends of the earth.

Isaiah 54:8 --- Although God will hide His face in a surge of anger, He will also have compassion with everlasting kindness.

Isaiah 57:16-18 --- God’s anger is not permanent. Although He punishes man, He will heal, guide and restore comfort to him.

Jeremiah 31:33-34 --- All men will know God, from the greatest to the least.

Lamentations 3:31-33 --- The Lord does not cast off forever. Although He brings grief, he will also be compassionate.

Ezekiah 18:21 --- God does not any pleasure in the death of the wicked. Rather, He is pleased when they repent.

Daniel 7:13-14 - "...and, behold, one like the Son of man came with the clouds of heaven...that all people, nations, and languages, should serve him"

Micah 7:18 --- God does not stay angry forever.

Matthew 18:13 --- Like the man who owes a hundred sheep and is not willing to lose even one, God is not willing that any one be lost.

Luke 2:10 --- The birth of Jesus is good news for all the people.

Luke 3: 5, 6 --- John the Baptist quotes Isaiah’s words that all mankind will see God’s salvation.

John 1:29 --- Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.
John 3:17- Jesus came to save the world not condemn it

John 3:35 --- God sent Jesus to save the world.

John 4:42 --- God has committed all things to Christ.

John 5:25 --- Even the dead will hear the sound of Christ and all who hear will live.

John 6:37 --- Everything that God has given to Christ will come to him.

John 12:32 --- When Jesus is lifted up from the earth, he will draw all men to himself.

John 12:47 --- Jesus came to save the world.

John 17:2 --- God granted Christ authority over all people so that Christ may give eternal life to all that God has given him.

Acts 3:20-21 --- Jesus must remain in heaven until the time comes for God to restore everything.

Romans 3:3-4 --- The unbelief of some will not nullify God’s faithfulness.

Romans 5:18 --- The act of obedience of one man (Jesus) will bring life for all men.

Romans 8:19-21 --- Creation itself will be liberated and brought into the glorious freedom of the children of God.

Romans 8:38-39 --- Nothing can separate us from the love of God that is in Christ.

Romans 11:32 --- God made all people imprisoned by disobedience so that he may have mercy on them all.

1 Corinthians 15:22-28 --- All will be made alive in Christ, but each in his own turn and ultimately Christ will subdue all his enemies, eliminate death and God will be all in all.

2 Corinthians 5:15 --- Christ died for all.

2 Corinthians 5:19 --- Through Christ, God was reconciling the world to Himself.

Ephesians 1:11 --- God will bring all things under heaven and on earth under Christ.

Ephesians 4:10 --- Christ ascended higher then all the heavens to fill the whole universe.

Philippians. 2:9-11 --- Every tongue will confess (joyfully acknowledge) that Jesus is Lord (In 1 Corinthians 12:3, Paul writes that no one can say “Jesus is Lord” except by the Holy Spirit)

Colossians 1: 19-20 --- God was pleased to reconcile to Himself, all things on earth and in heaven through the blood of Christ.

1 Timothy 2:4-6 --- God wants all men to be saved and to know the truth. Can God’s desire be thwarted?

1 Timothy 4:10 --- God is the Saviour of all men, especially (not exclusively) those who believe.

Titus 2:11-12 --- God’s grace, which brings salvation has appeared to all men.

Hebrews 2:9 --- Jesus tasted death for everyone.

1 John 2:2 --- Christ is the atoning sacrifice of the sins of the whole world.

1 John 3:8 --- Christ appeared to destroy the devil’s works. The doctrine of eternal damnation denies the victory of Christ!

1 John 4:14 --- Christ is the Saviour of the world.

Revelations 5:13 --- Every creature in heaven, on earth, under the earth, and on the sea will sing praises to him who sits on the throne and to the Lamb (Christ).

Revelations 21:4-5 --- God will dwell with men and he will wipe every tear from their eyes, death, mourning, crying, pain and the old order of things will pass and everything will be made new.

Revelation 22:14-17— Anyone found outside the gates of the New Jerusalem is bid to wash their robes in the blood of Jesus and come into the city (post Mortem)

Dare we hope in the ultimate power of the gospel????

I don't think it contradicts the scriptures at all. #

05/17/2026

The irony is staggering.

Jesus Himself said:

📖 “I say not unto thee, Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven.” — Matthew 18:22

So let me ask YOU:

❓ Is human forgiveness supposed to exceed God’s forgiveness?

Are we expected to forgive more generously than the Father Himself?

That would be absurd.

Peter thought forgiving 7 times was already excessive.
Christ multiplied it beyond calculation.

Why?

Because the point was NEVER arithmetic.

The point was:
🔥 forgiveness is rooted in grace, not bookkeeping.

Now does that mean sin has no consequences?
Of course not.

Scripture plainly teaches:
⚖️ sowing and reaping,
⚖️ chastening,
⚖️ judgment,
⚖️ correction,
⚖️ loss.

But consequences are NOT the same thing as:
⚠️ God running out of mercy.

Look at Israel.

How many times did they rebel?

Again.
Again.
Again.
Again.

Yet God repeatedly restored them.

Look at Peter himself.

He denied Christ THREE TIMES in one night.

Did Jesus cast him away forever?

No.

Christ restored him.

Look at Paul.

Paul openly calls himself:

📖 “A blasphemer, and a persecutor, and injurious.” — 1 Timothy 1:13

Yet he says:

📖 “I obtained mercy.” — 1 Timothy 1:13

And perhaps the greatest example of all:

Israel did not merely “repeat sins.”

They murdered the Son of God.

Yet while hanging on the cross, Jesus prayed:

📖 “Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do.” — Luke 23:34

So apparently:
✨ even deicide did not exhaust divine mercy.

The deeper issue here is that religion imagines forgiveness as:
⚖️ a limited emotional tolerance.

But Scripture presents forgiveness as flowing from:
🔥 God’s character.

Paul says:

📖 “Where sin abounded, grace did MUCH MORE abound.” — Romans 5:20

Not:
⚠️ “grace barely kept up.”

MUCH MORE abound.

And if your theology says:
⚠️ human sin is more persistent than God’s mercy,

then sin becomes stronger than grace.

But Paul says the opposite.

Does God transform people?
Yes.

Does God discipline?
Yes.

Does God judge?
Absolutely.

But the entire Gospel rests on this:
🔥 mercy triumphs over judgment.

📖 “God hath concluded them ALL in unbelief, that He might have mercy upon ALL.” — Romans 11:32

ALL locked up.
ALL shown mercy.

The issue is never:
❌ “Can humans sin repeatedly?”

Of course they can.

The real issue is:
🔥 Is Christ’s blood greater than Adam’s ruin?

Paul’s answer is YES.

That is why salvation is by Grace —
because if salvation depended on flawless human consistency,
nobody would survive.

Not Peter.
Not David.
Not Paul.
Not Israel.
Not YOU.
Not me. #

05/15/2026

🔥📖 “PAUL DIDN’T BLASPHEME GOD”? — PAUL HIMSELF SAID HE DID 📖🔥

This is what happens when theology starts overriding plain Scripture.

You said:
⚠️ “Paul didn’t blaspheme God.”

But Paul explicitly says the opposite.

📖 “Who was before a BLASPHEMER, and a persecutor, and injurious: but I obtained mercy…” — 1 Timothy 1:13

Paul did not merely:
❌ misunderstand doctrine,
❌ hold the wrong denomination,
❌ struggle privately.

He openly:
🔥 blasphemed,
🔥 persecuted,
🔥 imprisoned believers,
🔥 approved executions,
🔥 and attacked Christ’s assembly violently.

Paul himself says:

📖 “I persecuted this way unto the death.” — Acts 22:4

📖 “I punished them oft… and compelled them to blaspheme.” — Acts 26:11

📖 “Concerning zeal, persecuting the church.” — Philippians 3:6

And yet what happened?

Did God permanently abandon him?

NO.

Christ appeared to him personally.

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🔥 THE MERCY CAME FIRST
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Notice something devastating to performance theology:

Paul did NOT first:
✨ repent perfectly,
✨ develop holy character,
✨ prove his sincerity,
✨ pass a test of obedience.

Mercy INTERRUPTED him while he was still persecuting.

📖 “I obtained mercy because I did it ignorantly in unbelief.” — 1 Timothy 1:13

And then Paul says:

📖 “The grace of our Lord was EXCEEDING abundant.” — 1 Timothy 1:14

EXCEEDING abundant.

Not barely enough.

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🔥 “SPECIAL COMMISSION” DOES NOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM
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You argue:
⚠️ “Paul was special.”

But that actually strengthens the argument against your system.

Why?

Because Paul becomes a PATTERN.

Paul explicitly says this himself:

📖 “Howbeit for this cause I obtained mercy, that in me FIRST Jesus Christ might shew forth all longsuffering, FOR A PATTERN to them which should hereafter believe on Him.” — 1 Timothy 1:16

PATTERN.

Meaning:
✨ Paul is not the exception to grace.
✨ Paul is the demonstration of grace.

What kind of pattern?

That Christ saves:
🔥 enemies,
🔥 blasphemers,
🔥 persecutors,
🔥 rebels.

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🔥 THE DAMASCUS ROAD DESTROYS SELF-SALVATION
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On the Damascus road, Paul was not:
✨ seeking Jesus,
✨ surrendering voluntarily,
✨ humbly trembling before truth.

He was traveling to ARREST believers.

And Christ overwhelmed him anyway.

That alone destroys the idea that salvation begins with:
⚠️ autonomous human willingness.

No.

Grace invaded him first.

Repentance followed afterward.

Exactly as Scripture says:

📖 “Then hath God also to the Gentiles granted repentance unto life.” — Acts 11:18

Granted.

Given.

Not self-generated.

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🔥 THE WCG ARGUMENT DOES NOT PROVE WHAT YOU THINK
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You keep appealing to:
⚠️ “falling away.”

But again:
Kingdom participation,
faithfulness,
reward,
and doctrinal endurance
are NOT identical to the final scope of reconciliation.

Yes:
✨ people can drift,
✨ believers can become deceived,
✨ assemblies can collapse,
✨ churches can apostasize.

Paul himself warned about this repeatedly.

But none of that overturns:

📖 “God was IN CHRIST reconciling the WORLD unto Himself.” — 2 Corinthians 5:19

Nor does it overturn:

📖 “As in Adam ALL die, even so in Christ shall ALL be made alive.” — 1 Corinthians 15:22

Nor:

📖 “Where sin abounded, grace did MUCH MORE abound.” — Romans 5:20

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🔥 YOUR SYSTEM QUIETLY MAKES HUMAN FAILURE GREATER THAN CHRIST
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That is the real issue.

Your framework says:
⚠️ human rebellion can permanently stop God’s purpose.

But Paul says:

📖 “My grace is sufficient for thee.” — 2 Corinthians 12:9

And:

📖 “He is able even to subdue ALL things unto Himself.” — Philippians 3:21

ALL things.

Not merely cooperative things.

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⚔️ ONE LINE TO REMEMBER
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💥 Paul literally called himself a Blasphemer—yet Christ turned the chief persecutor into the chief apostle, proving that Grace is greater than Rebellion. #

05/06/2026

🔥📖 THE FORGIVENESS GAP — JESUS VS RELIGION ⚖️🔥

May tension na nararamdaman ng marami—pero bihirang harapin:

👉 Si Jesus nagtuturo ng **walang limit na pagpapatawad**
👉 Religion nagtuturo ng **walang katapusang hindi pagpapatawad**

Hindi puwedeng parehong tama.

So ang tanong:

💥 **Sino ang magde-define kung sino talaga ang Diyos?**

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# # ⚖️ 1. SI JESUS ANG NAG-SET NG STANDARD

📖 Matthew 18:21–22 —
“Lord, ilang beses ko bang patatawarin ang kapatid ko? Hanggang pito?”
Sumagot si Jesus: “Hindi pito… kundi pitumpu’t pitong ulit.”

Hindi ito literal na bilang.

💥 Ito ay **pag-alis ng limit**.

👉 Hindi 7
👉 Hindi 490
👉 Hindi “hanggang mapuno ka na”

💥 **Walang hangganan**

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# # 🧠 2. ANO ANG PINAPAKITA NI JESUS TUNGKOL SA DIYOS

Hindi random ethics ang tinuturo ni Jesus.

📖 John 5:19 —
“Walang ginagawa ang Anak kundi ang nakikita Niya sa Ama”

📖 John 14:9 —
“Ang nakakita sa Akin ay nakakita sa Ama”

👉 Kung si Jesus nagtuturo ng limitless forgiveness—
💥 iyon ang **likas ng Ama**

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# # ❤️ 3. ANG PAG-IBIG ANG NAGDE-DEFINE NG RESULTA

📖 1 Corinthians 13:8 —
“Love never fails”

📖 Matthew 5:44 —
“Mahalin ninyo ang inyong mga kaaway…”

📖 Romans 12:21 —
“Huwag magpadaig sa masama, kundi daigin ang masama sa mabuti”

📖 1 John 4:8 —
“God is love”

Kung:

👉 Ang Diyos ay **pag-ibig**
👉 Ang pag-ibig ay **hindi nabibigo**
👉 Ang pag-ibig ay **nagtatagumpay laban sa masama**
👉 Ang pag-ibig ay umaabot kahit sa **kaaway**

Then:

💥 Hindi puwedeng sa huli ay mabigo ang pag-ibig ng Diyos sa Kanyang mga kaaway

💥 At kung hindi nabibigo ang pag-ibig—

👉 hindi puwedeng ang ending ay endless unforgiveness

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# # 🔥 4. DITO LUMALABAS ANG CONTRADICTION

Marami ang nagsasabi:

👉 “Oo, nagpapatawad ang Diyos… pero hanggang dito lang”
👉 “After that—eternal punishment na, wala nang forgiveness”

Pag-isipan mo:

💥 Tao—inutusan magpatawad ng walang limit
💥 Diyos—nililimitahan ang Kanyang pagpapatawad?

Baliktad.

📖 Luke 6:36 —
“Maging maawain kayo, gaya ng inyong Ama”

💥 **Gaya ng Ama—not less than Him**

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# # ⚔️ 5. ANG TALINGHAGA NA MADALAS NAMI-MISS

Pagkatapos ng “seventy times seven,” nagbigay si Jesus ng parable.

📖 Matthew 18:27 —
Pinatawad ng amo ang napakalaking utang

Pero ang alipin—hindi nagpatawad ng maliit na utang.

📖 Matthew 18:33 —
“Hindi ba dapat naawa ka rin, gaya ng pagkaawa ko sa iyo?”

💥 Ang natanggap na awa—dapat maging ipinapakitang awa

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# # 🌊 6. MAS MALAWAK NA PATOTOO NG SCRIPTURE

📖 Psalm 103:9 —
“Hindi Siya mananatiling galit magpakailanman”

📖 Lamentations 3:31–32 —
“Hindi itatakwil ng Panginoon magpakailanman… may habag Siya”

📖 Micah 7:18 —
“Kinagigiliwan Niya ang awa”

📖 Isaiah 55:7 —
“Siya ay saganang magpapatawad”

💥 May hangganan ang galit
💥 Walang hanggan ang awa

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# # 🩸 7. ANG KRUS ANG NAG-SETTLE NG LAHAT

📖 Luke 23:34 —
“Ama, patawarin mo sila…”

📖 2 Corinthians 5:19 —
“Hindi ibinibilang ng Diyos ang kasalanan ng sanlibutan”

📖 Romans 5:8 —
“Habang tayo’y makasalanan pa…”

📖 Romans 5:10 —
“Noong tayo’y kaaway pa, naipagkasundo na tayo sa Diyos”

💥 Reconciliation nangyari habang kaaway pa—
hindi pagkatapos maging maayos

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# # 🌍 8. GAANO KALAWAK?

📖 Colossians 1:20 —
“Reconcile ALL things… sa langit at sa lupa”

📖 John 1:29 —
“Inaalis Niya ang kasalanan ng sanlibutan”

📖 1 Timothy 2:6 —
“Ransom for ALL”

💥 Pareho ang scope ng pag-ibig:

💥 **ALL**

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# # ⚖️ 9. PAANO NAMAN ANG “UNFORGIVABLE SIN”?

📖 Matthew 12:32 —
“Hindi patatawarin… sa age na ito at sa susunod”

👉 This age
👉 Next age

💥 Hindi sinabing beyond all ages

💥 May boundary ang unforgiveness

💥 Walang boundary ang awa ng Diyos

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# # 🌌 10. ANG ENDGAME NG DIYOS

📖 1 Corinthians 15:22 —
“Sa Adam lahat namatay… sa Cristo lahat bubuhayin”

📖 1 Corinthians 15:26 —
“Ang huling kaaway—kamatayan—ay mawawasak”

📖 1 Corinthians 15:28 —
“Upang ang Diyos ay maging all in all”

💥 Hindi partial victory
💥 Kumpletong katuparan

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# # 🏁 FINAL SYNTHESIS

Ang turo ni Jesus:

💥 Walang limit na pagpapatawad
💥 Mahalin ang kaaway
💥 Daigin ang masama sa mabuti
💥 I-reflect ang puso ng Ama

Ang ipinakita ng Krus:

💥 Reconciliation habang kaaway
💥 Ransom for all
💥 Kasalanan ng mundo—tinanggal

Ang dulo ng kwento:

💥 Lahat bubuhayin
💥 Kamatayan mawawala
💥 Diyos—All in all

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# # 🔥 FINAL WORD

Kung inuutusan kang magpatawad nang walang limit—

💥 dahil ang Diyos mismo ay hindi limitado sa pagpapatawad

Kung ang pag-ibig ay hindi nabibigo—

💥 hindi rin mabibigo ang pag-ibig ng Diyos sa huli

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# # ⚔️ ONE LINE TO REMEMBER

💥 Ang forgiveness na iniutos ni Jesus—ay siya ring forgiveness na tinupad ng Diyos.

04/26/2026

🔥📖 LET’S INTERVIEW THE APOSTLE PAUL — WHEN WERE SINS FORGIVEN? ⚖️✝️🔥
Most Christians today preach forgiveness like this:
👉 First, you believe.
👉 Then God forgives you.
The Cross becomes an offer.
Forgiveness becomes a transaction.
Faith becomes the payment that activates mercy.
But what if Paul taught something far more radical?
What if forgiveness did not begin when you believed—
but when Christ died?
What if faith is not the cause of forgiveness—
but the awakening to a forgiveness already accomplished?
Let’s ask Paul himself.
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🎙️ QUESTION 1: PAUL, WERE WE BELIEVERS WHEN GOD FORGAVE US?
Most people assume yes.
But Paul says something astonishing.
📖 Colossians 2:13 (NIV)
“When you were dead in your sins… God made you alive with Christ. He forgave us all our sins.”
Read that again carefully.
WHEN you were dead.
Not after you improved.
Not after you believed.
Not after you repented properly.
Not after you made a decision.
💥 While dead in sins.
Dead people do not cooperate.
Dead people do not activate grace.
Dead people do not perform faith.
Paul says forgiveness happened while we were still spiritually dead.
📖 Romans 5:8
“While we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.”
📖 Romans 5:10
“When we were enemies, we were reconciled to God by the death of His Son…”
Not when we became friends.
When we were enemies.
💥 Forgiveness was initiated from God’s side, not ours.
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🎙️ QUESTION 2: PAUL, WHEN EXACTLY DID THIS FORGIVENESS TAKE PLACE?
If forgiveness happened while we were dead in sins—
when did it happen?
At conversion?
At repentance?
At baptism?
Paul answers directly.
📖 Colossians 2:13–14 (NRSV)
“He forgave us all our trespasses, erasing the record that stood against us… nailing it to the cross.”
There it is.
📍 The Cross.
Not the altar call.
Not the sinner’s prayer.
Not the moment of personal belief.
💥 Forgiveness was nailed to the Cross.
That is where the debt was canceled.
That is where the record was erased.
That is where reconciliation was accomplished.
📖 2 Corinthians 5:19
“God was in Christ reconciling the world unto Himself, not imputing their trespasses unto them.”
Not planning reconciliation.
Reconciling.
Not offering non-imputation.
Not imputing.
📖 John 19:30
“It is finished.”
Not started.
Finished.
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🎙️ QUESTION 3: PAUL, DID GOD FORGIVE THE WORLD BY MAKING CHRIST PAY FOR SIN?
Yes.
Not as a possibility—
but as an accomplished act.
📖 Isaiah 53:6
“The Lord hath laid on Him the iniquity of us all.”
📖 1 John 2:2
“He is the propitiation… for the sins of the whole world.”
📖 Hebrews 2:9
“He… should taste death for every man.”
📖 1 Timothy 2:6
“Who gave Himself a ransom for all…”
Not a ransom for the potentially saved.
A ransom for all.
Paul does not describe a partial payment.
He describes a completed cancellation.
📖 Colossians 2:14
“Erasing the record…”
Not postponing the record.
Not suspending the record.
Erasing it.
💥 The Cross was not a down payment.
It was full settlement.
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⚖️ THEN WHY DOES FAITH MATTER?
This is where many panic.
“If forgiveness is already accomplished, why believe?”
Because faith is not payment.
Faith is perception.
Faith does not create truth—
it awakens us to truth.
A blind man does not create the sun by opening his eyes.
He simply sees what was already there.
Faith is how we enter the joy of what Christ already secured.
📖 Romans 5:1
“Being justified by faith, we have peace with God…”
Faith gives conscious peace—
it does not create the Cross.
📖 Ephesians 2:8
“For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves…”
Grace is the source.
Faith is the reception.
But the gift existed before the hand received it.
💥 Belief does not make Christ successful.
It reveals that He already was.
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☠️ RELIGION REVERSES THE ORDER
Religion says:
Believe → then forgiven
Paul says:
Forgiven → therefore believe
Religion says:
Faith causes reconciliation
Paul says:
The Cross caused reconciliation
Religion makes forgiveness fragile.
Paul makes forgiveness objective.
Religion turns Jesus into a potential Savior.
Paul presents Him as the actual Savior.
📖 1 Timothy 4:10
“The living God, who is the Savior of all men, specially of those that believe.”
Notice:
Savior of all.
Especially believers—
because believers experience first what is true for all.
Not exclusively believers.
Especially believers.
Huge difference.
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🌍 THE SCOPE OF “ALL”
Paul says:
📖 Colossians 2:13
“He forgave us ALL trespasses”
Not selected trespasses.
Not future believers only.
ALL trespasses.
Paul says:
📖 Romans 11:32
“God hath concluded them all in unbelief, that He might have mercy upon all.”
All in unbelief.
All in mercy.
Same scope.
Same humanity.
Same divine purpose.
📖 1 Corinthians 15:22
“As in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive.”
Adam’s reach was universal.
Christ’s victory is not smaller than Adam’s ruin.
💥 Grace outruns the Fall. #

04/19/2026

Jesus said that the kingdom of God is within you. It doesn't come by observation, that is by something you see, or feel, or here or taste. In other words the five senses cannot reveal to you the kingdom of God.

Yet today, far too many are looking at outward signs, such as war, economic upheaval, international relations, and try to determine how these things will bring about the kingdom.

They are waiting for something that is already here, if they would only focus within themselves and stop comparing themselves to one another.

Almost all of the parables, if not all of them, pertain to the kingdom of God. This means they pertain to something that is already within you. For example the parable of the five wise and five foolish virgins is actually about the kingdom of God that is within us. So is the parable of the sheep and goats. The parable of the prodigal son, the lost coin, and the lost sheep, is also about the kingdom.

These things are about two mindsets. The spiritual mind, and the carnal mind. It is about a life that produces the Fruit of the Spirit, such as love, Joy, peace, patience, and long suffering and other such things. Or living a life full of envy, confusion, strife, and the works of the flesh.

When we think these parables are speaking of two groups of people, then we find ourselves making God both loving and hateful towards people at the same time. However, when we see the parables speaking of two mindsets, not even two natures, we more easily see that God is not in conflict with himself. He's not confused.

In other words we are able to see God loving people unconditionally and restoring them, while at the same time God's unconditional love, burns like a consuming fire, that refines us, burning away all of the wood, hay, and stubble, which represents things in our life that fail to display the image of God in which we are made. It leaves us with the silver, gold, and precious stones that represents the image of God.

We would do well to remember that the kingdom of God is within us. It is righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit. Maybe we should reassess our understanding of the parables of the Kingdom and begin to look at them as something that happens within us. The tares being removed out of our lives, the wheat and the chaff being separated. In other words, the parables actually become pertinent to our lives today.

OUR KING AND OUR ABBA FATHER, May the Holy Spirit teach us and guide us as we begin to see and enter into the kingdom that is within us. Help us to see that you rule your kingdom from within people. Teach us to stop thinking that your kingdom is like an earthly kingdom. Help us to choose spiritual thoughts that renew our mind, over the carnal thoughts that eventually bring destruction.

Grace and peace. Amen. (David Adams).

04/19/2026

Most Christians believe that Jesus walked this planet and lived and died and rose again. Most of them believe that Jesus is the Son of God. Most of them also think that Jesus was a liar. Oh, they won't tell you that, but they don't believe that Jesus actually is the savior of the world.

When Jesus said that He came to seek and save that which was lost, they believe He failed at His mission. This is because they have been taught that we aren't included in all that Jesus accomplished until we believe.

Jesus didn't die on the cross just hoping that everyone would be saved through His death, burial, and Resurrection. He didn't have His fingers crossed and cry out, "Father, I hope this works. " He knew that when He was lifted up, He was drawing all into Himself, and no one would be cast out. Everyone would be brought to their Heavenly Father through what Jesus did. They would come to know the truth and be made free.

His victory would be our victory, whether we knew it or not. When this truth is told, then people will actually begin to really understand what God's unconditional love for Humanity is. They will begin to believe the truth and walk in it.

I don't just hope that Jesus is the savior of the world. He actually is the savior of the world, all of it. No one is left out, no one is Left Behind. Even if most people don't see it yet, they will one day come to the knowledge of the truth and come into agreement with it.

Let God be true. What I believe has often been called heresy, but let me ask you this. If you don't believe Jesus did accomplish the salvation of all men, and you believe anyone would be lost in the end, do you really believe that Jesus did what He said he would do? If you believe in a place of eternal conscious torment, do you really believe in the success of the cross? Will the real heretics please stand up?

It is time to rethink our theologies, eschatology, and our ideas about judgment. I'm not saying that what we believe isn't important, because we live our lives according to what we believe. In the end however, everyone will come to believe the truth.

OUR VICTORIOUS ABBA FATHER, we are so glad you were in Christ reconciling the whole Cosmos back to yourself. We are glad that you aren't angry with us and you aren't holding anything against us. Help us to see just how triumphant the cross was and still is.

Grace and peace. Amen. (David Adams)

04/17/2026

🔥📖 OLD COVENANT vs NEW COVENANT — WHY SO MANY ARE STILL CONFUSED ⚖️📜🔥

There’s a reason this topic keeps coming back.

Not because it’s complicated—

💥 But because it’s constantly being mixed.

Most believers think they understand:

👉 Law vs Grace
👉 Old vs New
👉 Israel vs the Body

But what if the confusion isn’t from lack of knowledge—

💥 but from combining things God never combined?

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👁️ START WITH WHAT PEOPLE ASSUME

Ask almost anyone, and you’ll hear:

👉 Old Covenant = Law
👉 New Covenant = Grace
👉 Christians = under the New Covenant

It sounds neat. Clean. Organized.

💥 And that’s exactly why it’s misleading.

Because Scripture doesn’t lay it out that simply.

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🏛️ THE OLD COVENANT WAS NEVER UNIVERSAL

Go back to where it actually begins:

📖 Exodus 19:5 — “If you will obey… then you shall be My people”

That “if” matters.

Everything about that covenant was:

👉 Conditional
👉 Performance-based
👉 Given to a specific nation

📖 Romans 9:4 — “To whom belong the covenants…”

💥 Not humanity in general
👉 Israel in particular

And the Law?

It wasn’t given to make people righteous—

📖 Romans 3:20 — “By the law is the knowledge of sin”
📖 Romans 5:20 — “The law entered that the offense might abound”

💥 It exposes.
💥 It intensifies.
💥 It proves something is wrong at the root.

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👑 NOW HERE’S WHERE MOST PEOPLE MISS IT

When Scripture introduces the New Covenant, it is very specific:

📖 Jeremiah 31:31 —
“I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and the house of Judah”

Not vague.
Not symbolic.

👉 Israel
👉 Judah

And what does it promise?

📖 Jeremiah 31:33–34
👉 Law written on the heart
👉 Sins forgiven
👉 Covenant relationship restored

📖 Ezekiel 36:26–27
👉 New heart
👉 New spirit

💥 It’s still a covenant
💥 Still tied to a people
💥 Still part of a kingdom framework

Just transformed—not removed.

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⚠️ HERE’S THE MIX-UP THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING

Religion says:

👉 “We’re under the New Covenant”

But pause and look carefully.

That covenant includes:

👉 National restoration
👉 Law internalized
👉 Promises tied to Israel

💥 That doesn’t match what Paul later describes for the Body of Christ.

So what happened?

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🛰️ A REVELATION THAT WASN’T THERE BEFORE

Paul begins speaking about something that had been hidden:

📖 Ephesians 3:9 — “The mystery hidden in God”

And what does he describe?

📖 Colossians 2:14 — ordinances removed
📖 2 Corinthians 5:19 — sins not imputed

No conditions.
No covenant structure.
No national identity.

💥 This is not Old Covenant
💥 This is not New Covenant

👉 This is something entirely different

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🌌 THREE REALITIES — NOT ONE CONTINUUM

This is where clarity finally emerges.

🪵 The Old Covenant says:
👉 “Obey—and live”

👑 The New Covenant says:
👉 “I will cause you to walk”

🌌 But what is revealed now says:
💥 “It is finished”

Not improved behavior.
Not better obedience.

👉 A completed work.

📖 Colossians 3:3 — “Your life is hidden with Christ in God”

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🔥 WHY PEOPLE KEEP STRUGGLING

Because systems are being blended.

A little Law.
A little New Covenant.
A little grace.

And the result?

👉 Pressure where there should be rest
👉 Effort where there should be assurance
👉 Confusion where there should be clarity

💥 You can’t live clearly if you mix categories.

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🏁 FINAL CLARITY

God didn’t simply move from:

👉 Law → Grace

He unfolded something progressively:

👉 A covenant of demand
👉 A covenant of transformation
👉 A hidden purpose beyond both

And if you collapse those into one—

💥 everything starts to blur.

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🔥 FINAL WORD

You are not trying to keep a covenant.

You are not waiting for transformation to qualify.

💥 You are standing in something already accomplished.

And if that isn’t clear—

👉 You will keep striving
👉 You will keep mixing
👉 You will never fully rest

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⚔️ ONE LINE TO REMEMBER

💥 The Law commands.
💥 The New Covenant transforms.
💥 But what is now revealed declares: It is finished.

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