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Biblical masculinity looks like Noah building, Moses leading, David fighting, Joseph resisting, and Jesus laying down His life. Strength under submission. Leadership without ego. Sacrifice without applause. #BiblicalManhood #G3Ministries #ManhoodMatters #MasculinityRedeemed

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What is Profoundly Right and True? Jesus was not speaking in ego, exclusivity, or narcissistic self-worship when He said “I AM.” He was revealing identity alignment, not personal supremacy. Scripture confirms this repeatedly: • “The Kingdom of God is within you.” (Luke 17:21) • “The Spirit of God dwells in you.” (1 Corinthians 3:16) • “Christ in you, the hope of glory.” (Colossians 1:27) • “Be perfect, as your Father in heaven is perfect.” (Matthew 5:48) Jesus was demonstrating what a fully aligned human looks like when: • Will is surrendered • Ego is crucified • Identity is anchored in the Father • Spirit governs flesh • Love governs power He was not saying “Look how special I am.” He was actually saying “Follow me - this is what sonship looks like.” Jesus was a living revelation of humanity restored to divine order. This is Where Precision Matters and The Optics of Truth Must Not Blur Here is the critical distinction Scripture never violates: • God is the Source • Humans are created recipients • Jesus is uniquely begotten, not merely awakened We do not possess God-class spirit by nature. We participate in divine life by grace, alignment, and submission. Peter phrases it carefully: “You may participate in the divine nature.” (2 Peter 1:4) Participation ≠ Origination Indwelling ≠ Identity Sonship ≠ Sourcehood Jesus did not say: • “You are God as I am God.” He said: • “The Father is greater than I.” • “I do nothing of my own will.” • “Apart from the Father, I can do nothing.” This isn’t rhetoric, it’s ontological order. The Core Error of Humanity Humanity’s deepest error is not underestimating Jesus. It is overestimating the autonomous self or understanding Jesus without imitation. Two equal and opposite failures: 1. Deifying Jesus while dismissing His call to follow 2. Deifying self while rejecting submission to God Jesus collapses both errors with one sentence: “Follow me.” Not admire me. Not worship me from a distance. Not replace me. Follow. The Sharpened Truth Here is the truth, refined and unbreakable: Jesus Christ revealed what humanity looks like when fully aligned with God - not because humans are God, but because God chooses to dwell within surrendered humans. Or more simply: Jesus did not come to show us how divine He was. He came to show us how human we were meant to be - when God reigns within. This understanding preserves: • God’s sovereignty • Christ’s uniqueness • Humanity’s dignity • And the Gospel’s power The Real Reveal Jesus is not a distant idol. He is a template. But His template only works when the same conditions apply: • Obedience • Humility • Alignment • Love • Submission • Truth Power without submission is rebellion. Identity without alignment is delusion. Light without order becomes fire that consumes. Walk as He walked. Love as He loved. Submit as He submitted. And the Father will dwell in you - not because you are God, but because God delights in making His home with His children. This is the truth that liberates without distorting.

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Carina C. C

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🇺🇸 SENATOR LINDSEY GRAHAM’S LEGACY: A TRUE PATRIOT WHO MARCHED TO HIS OWN DRUM Shocking loss still sinking in. Congressman Mike Lawler (R-NY) nailed it this morning: Graham was one of the most consequential Senators in decades. Foreign policy powerhouse, judiciary voice, always fighting for America First strength on the world stage. No BS. Direct. Knew the good guys from the bad. Stood with Israel, Ukraine, and against Iran/Russia/China without apology. Key moments from the coverage: • Bipartisan trips post-Oct 7 — pulled Senators together to Tel Aviv & Cairo. Leader who got results. • Worked with Trump on foreign policy wins. Sanctions on adversaries. Three Amigos energy with McCain/Lieberman days. • Netanyahu: “Knew who the good guys were… Truth, justice, and the American way.” Life of the party, funny, sincere, committed till the end. • Just back from Kyiv, pushing for peace through strength and more sanctions on Russia. Last public fight fitting for a warrior. Graham’s voice on America’s role in the world? Irreplaceable. Supported allies, confronted tyrants, found compromise when needed but never wavered on core principles. From military lawyer to Senate heavyweight — dedicated his life to service. 🙏 Capitol Hill rattled. GOP now at 52-48 in Senate. Big implications for reconciliation, judges (like Todd Blanche), and advancing that Russia sanctions package in his honor. Leadership needs to step up fast.
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🇺🇸 SENATOR LINDSEY GRAHAM’S LEGACY: A TRUE PATRIOT WHO MARCHED TO HIS OWN DRUM Shocking loss still sinking in. Congressman Mike Lawler (R-NY) nailed it this morning: Graham was one of the most consequential Senators in decades. Foreign policy powerhouse, judiciary voice, always fighting for America First strength on the world stage. No BS. Direct. Knew the good guys from the bad. Stood with Israel, Ukraine, and against Iran/Russia/China without apology. Key moments from the coverage: • Bipartisan trips post-Oct 7 — pulled Senators together to Tel Aviv & Cairo. Leader who got results. • Worked with Trump on foreign policy wins. Sanctions on adversaries. Three Amigos energy with McCain/Lieberman days. • Netanyahu: “Knew who the good guys were… Truth, justice, and the American way.” Life of the party, funny, sincere, committed till the end. • Just back from Kyiv, pushing for peace through strength and more sanctions on Russia. Last public fight fitting for a warrior. Graham’s voice on America’s role in the world? Irreplaceable. Supported allies, confronted tyrants, found compromise when needed but never wavered on core principles. From military lawyer to Senate heavyweight — dedicated his life to service. 🙏 Capitol Hill rattled. GOP now at 52-48 in Senate. Big implications for reconciliation, judges (like Todd Blanche), and advancing that Russia sanctions package in his honor. Leadership needs to step up fast.

Gunther Eagleman™

24,464 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Norman was once a hardworking draft horse who spent years doing backbreaking labor. When Lauren found and rescued him, he was still wearing brand-new road shoes, a sign that he had either been working tirelessly until very recently or had just passed through the hands of a horse trader. 🐎💔 Years of hard work had taken a heavy toll on Norman's body. He was old, exhausted, and in constant pain. The most heartbreaking part was that he was almost afraid to lie down and rest because he feared he wouldn't have the strength to get back up. Like many elderly or injured horses, Norman often leaned against the walls of his stall to ease the weight and strain on his aching body. Yet despite everything he had endured, Norman never lost his gentle spirit. He quietly allowed people to clean and treat his wounds, never resisting or pulling away. Instead, he placed his trust in the caring hands that were trying to help him. Lauren brought Norman out of that difficult life and welcomed him to a sanctuary, where, for the first time, he was truly safe. There, he received the patience, love, and proper medical care he had always deserved. Little by little, Norman began to find peace again. He could finally lie down without fear, sleep deeply, and start healing not only his body, but also his heart. "You don't have to lean against the barn anymore, Norman. You're safe now. Just lie down and get the rest you deserve... and when you wake up, I'll still be right here." 💖
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Norman was once a hardworking draft horse who spent years doing backbreaking labor. When Lauren found and rescued him, he was still wearing brand-new road shoes, a sign that he had either been working tirelessly until very recently or had just passed through the hands of a horse trader. 🐎💔 Years of hard work had taken a heavy toll on Norman's body. He was old, exhausted, and in constant pain. The most heartbreaking part was that he was almost afraid to lie down and rest because he feared he wouldn't have the strength to get back up. Like many elderly or injured horses, Norman often leaned against the walls of his stall to ease the weight and strain on his aching body. Yet despite everything he had endured, Norman never lost his gentle spirit. He quietly allowed people to clean and treat his wounds, never resisting or pulling away. Instead, he placed his trust in the caring hands that were trying to help him. Lauren brought Norman out of that difficult life and welcomed him to a sanctuary, where, for the first time, he was truly safe. There, he received the patience, love, and proper medical care he had always deserved. Little by little, Norman began to find peace again. He could finally lie down without fear, sleep deeply, and start healing not only his body, but also his heart. "You don't have to lean against the barn anymore, Norman. You're safe now. Just lie down and get the rest you deserve... and when you wake up, I'll still be right here." 💖

Beauty of music and nature 🌺🌺

43,653 Aufrufe • vor 16 Tagen

We vehemently oppose the distortion of truth surrounding Peter Obi's tenure as governor of Anambra State, particularly regarding the ongoing demolitions for the construction of the coastal super highway. Let's be absolutely clear: the allegations that Peter Obi demolished properties without compensation during his tenure are outright falsehoods. His stance was clear—he pledged to remove any structure obstructing existing roads, not to indiscriminately tear down properties. Everything he removed was encroaching on the road without government approval. Peter Obi's consistent track record speaks for itself. Consider the transformation of the Onitsha North Stadium, which he restored to its original purpose as a sporting facility, demolishing structures that obstructed it. This is just one of many examples that demonstrate his commitment to improving existing infrastructure rather than embarking on ambitious projects that disrupt livelihoods. His actions align with his arguments—he prioritizes repairing existing infrastructure over creating new ones that may never be completed, leading to job losses and economic disruption. The comparison drawn between his actions on Brewery Road and the current coastal super highway project is unfounded. Peter Obi removed structures on existing roads, not designed new ones to disrupt communities. Accusations of inciting particular groups against the government are baseless attempts to tarnish his character. His dedication lies in constructive dialogue and inclusion, not divisive politics. Claims of instigation are mere distractions. He advocates for unity and progress, rejecting reactionary politics and remaining steadfast in his commitment to serving with integrity. As for Dave Umahi, his recent actions show a departure from his role as an engineer. His disregard for procurement due process is concerning, and he should be cautioned by relevant professional bodies such as NSE and COREN. If he considers Peter Obi his brother, he should heed the warnings and avoid actions that could lead to disgrace or legal repercussions. In conclusion, Peter Obi's leadership exemplifies honesty, integrity, and a genuine concern for the welfare of Nigerians. Let us reject the manipulation of facts and unite for a prosperous future under leaders who prioritize the needs of the people. Dr. Moses Paul, Free Nigerian Movement
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We vehemently oppose the distortion of truth surrounding Peter Obi's tenure as governor of Anambra State, particularly regarding the ongoing demolitions for the construction of the coastal super highway. Let's be absolutely clear: the allegations that Peter Obi demolished properties without compensation during his tenure are outright falsehoods. His stance was clear—he pledged to remove any structure obstructing existing roads, not to indiscriminately tear down properties. Everything he removed was encroaching on the road without government approval. Peter Obi's consistent track record speaks for itself. Consider the transformation of the Onitsha North Stadium, which he restored to its original purpose as a sporting facility, demolishing structures that obstructed it. This is just one of many examples that demonstrate his commitment to improving existing infrastructure rather than embarking on ambitious projects that disrupt livelihoods. His actions align with his arguments—he prioritizes repairing existing infrastructure over creating new ones that may never be completed, leading to job losses and economic disruption. The comparison drawn between his actions on Brewery Road and the current coastal super highway project is unfounded. Peter Obi removed structures on existing roads, not designed new ones to disrupt communities. Accusations of inciting particular groups against the government are baseless attempts to tarnish his character. His dedication lies in constructive dialogue and inclusion, not divisive politics. Claims of instigation are mere distractions. He advocates for unity and progress, rejecting reactionary politics and remaining steadfast in his commitment to serving with integrity. As for Dave Umahi, his recent actions show a departure from his role as an engineer. His disregard for procurement due process is concerning, and he should be cautioned by relevant professional bodies such as NSE and COREN. If he considers Peter Obi his brother, he should heed the warnings and avoid actions that could lead to disgrace or legal repercussions. In conclusion, Peter Obi's leadership exemplifies honesty, integrity, and a genuine concern for the welfare of Nigerians. Let us reject the manipulation of facts and unite for a prosperous future under leaders who prioritize the needs of the people. Dr. Moses Paul, Free Nigerian Movement

Dr Mo (Moses Paul)

163,486 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

🚨#BREAKING: An off-duty firefighter is being hailed as a hero after he rescued TWO CHILDREN FROM A TEXAS LAKE WITH NO PULSE... ...PERFORMED CPR ON THEM AND BROUGHT THEM BOTH BACK TO LIFE ON TOP OF THEIR CAPSIZED BOAT!!!!! His name is Jason Horne. He was on Alvarado Lake celebrating the 4th with his 12-year-old daughter Emilie when people started screaming and waving them down. A boat carrying NINE people had flipped and THREE children were trapped underneath it. Jason immediately dove in to rescue them. Under that boat, he found a little boy, he saved him, and then dove back in. He felt a foot, it was a little girl and Jason tore her loose and brought her back, but she did not have a pulse. He dragged her ON TOP OF THE CAPSIZED BOAT and performed CPR until she began breathing again. He and others then flipped the boat and found a little boy with anchor rope WRAPPED AROUND HIS BODY. The boy also did not have a pulse, he performed CPR on the boy until he got a pulse. Astonishingly, ALL THREE KIDS SURVIVED!!!! Every single one went home to their families. His department said it best: "When others needed help most, Jason did what firefighters do. He stepped up without hesitation." A 12-year-old girl sat in that boat and watched her father dive into a lake and come back up carrying other people's children. She will spend the rest of her life knowing EXACTLY what a hero looks like. He looks like her dad. GOD BLESS JASON HORNE!!!!!!!🇺🇸
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🚨#BREAKING: An off-duty firefighter is being hailed as a hero after he rescued TWO CHILDREN FROM A TEXAS LAKE WITH NO PULSE... ...PERFORMED CPR ON THEM AND BROUGHT THEM BOTH BACK TO LIFE ON TOP OF THEIR CAPSIZED BOAT!!!!! His name is Jason Horne. He was on Alvarado Lake celebrating the 4th with his 12-year-old daughter Emilie when people started screaming and waving them down. A boat carrying NINE people had flipped and THREE children were trapped underneath it. Jason immediately dove in to rescue them. Under that boat, he found a little boy, he saved him, and then dove back in. He felt a foot, it was a little girl and Jason tore her loose and brought her back, but she did not have a pulse. He dragged her ON TOP OF THE CAPSIZED BOAT and performed CPR until she began breathing again. He and others then flipped the boat and found a little boy with anchor rope WRAPPED AROUND HIS BODY. The boy also did not have a pulse, he performed CPR on the boy until he got a pulse. Astonishingly, ALL THREE KIDS SURVIVED!!!! Every single one went home to their families. His department said it best: "When others needed help most, Jason did what firefighters do. He stepped up without hesitation." A 12-year-old girl sat in that boat and watched her father dive into a lake and come back up carrying other people's children. She will spend the rest of her life knowing EXACTLY what a hero looks like. He looks like her dad. GOD BLESS JASON HORNE!!!!!!!🇺🇸

Matt Van Swol

330,035 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Every day, somewhere, a man is digging toilet holes under the burning sun hands full of blisters, clothes soaked with sweat just to earn a few coins to survive. His pain is invisible to the world, yet it feeds families and keeps dignity alive. Still, society looks down on him, and many girls don’t even consider a future with a man whose struggle is this hard. He wakes up before the city breathes, walks with empty pockets but heavy responsibilities, carrying a shovel instead of dreams. The soil he removes is mixed with tears no one sees, because pride doesn’t allow him to complain. People laugh, people judge, people turn away, forgetting that without men like him, our comfort would collapse. Lesson: Never measure a person’s value by the size of their job. Respect effort, not comfort. And if love can’t stand with someone in their lowest season, it will never survive the storms of life. 💔
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Every day, somewhere, a man is digging toilet holes under the burning sun hands full of blisters, clothes soaked with sweat just to earn a few coins to survive. His pain is invisible to the world, yet it feeds families and keeps dignity alive. Still, society looks down on him, and many girls don’t even consider a future with a man whose struggle is this hard. He wakes up before the city breathes, walks with empty pockets but heavy responsibilities, carrying a shovel instead of dreams. The soil he removes is mixed with tears no one sees, because pride doesn’t allow him to complain. People laugh, people judge, people turn away, forgetting that without men like him, our comfort would collapse. Lesson: Never measure a person’s value by the size of their job. Respect effort, not comfort. And if love can’t stand with someone in their lowest season, it will never survive the storms of life. 💔

Animateur

70,440 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Feminism treats men as a problem, family as an obstacle, and motherhood as a prison. It hollowed out marriage, destabilized identity, fractured communities, and created a culture where men are either infantilized or demonized. It produced a generation that has no model for the complementary dance between men and women, no respect for the natural order, and no vocabulary for discussing virtues like sacrifice, leadership, or family loyalty without being accused of oppression. But it is a catastrophic mistake to romanticize Islam as the answer. Islam appears to offer clarity, structure, and order: defined gender roles, strong masculinity, modesty, family cohesion, and a rejection of the nihilistic confusion that dominates liberal culture. For people who feel betrayed by radical feminism, Islam looks like the promise of a world where men can be men, women can be women, and families regain their dignity. But this is an illusion. Islam is not the cure for Western decay. Islam is the opposite extreme, a system built on hierarchy enforced by fear, legalism, and theological supremacy. It is a rigid structure that suppresses women’s agency, inhibits intellectual growth, and governs relationships through coercion rather than maturity. Both, feminism and Islam, are driven by fear. Both fail to produce healthy, flourishing partnerships between men and women. Christian complementarity holds that men and women are equal in dignity, different in nature, and designed for a cooperative relationship that reflects balance, not rivalry. It does not erase the differences nor weaponize them. It does not make men tyrants nor women adversaries. It builds a moral ecology in which love, sacrifice, responsibility, and authority coexist without canceling one another. Christianity rejects the radical feminist myth that liberation requires abolishing the family, and it rejects the Islamic myth that stability requires suppressing women. It recognizes that order comes from harmony, not domination; from virtue, not coercion; from internal formation, not legal surveillance. This is why Western families, for centuries, produced stable societies. This is why Western institutions respected women without needing to imprison them behind veils or exclude them from public life. Christian complementarity treats men and women as partners in a shared moral project. Islam treats them as participants in a chain of command. Radical feminism sees them as enemies locked in perpetual conflict. Only Christianity offers the adult understanding: the sexes are interdependent, not interchangeable; equal, not identical; complementary, not competitive.
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Feminism treats men as a problem, family as an obstacle, and motherhood as a prison. It hollowed out marriage, destabilized identity, fractured communities, and created a culture where men are either infantilized or demonized. It produced a generation that has no model for the complementary dance between men and women, no respect for the natural order, and no vocabulary for discussing virtues like sacrifice, leadership, or family loyalty without being accused of oppression. But it is a catastrophic mistake to romanticize Islam as the answer. Islam appears to offer clarity, structure, and order: defined gender roles, strong masculinity, modesty, family cohesion, and a rejection of the nihilistic confusion that dominates liberal culture. For people who feel betrayed by radical feminism, Islam looks like the promise of a world where men can be men, women can be women, and families regain their dignity. But this is an illusion. Islam is not the cure for Western decay. Islam is the opposite extreme, a system built on hierarchy enforced by fear, legalism, and theological supremacy. It is a rigid structure that suppresses women’s agency, inhibits intellectual growth, and governs relationships through coercion rather than maturity. Both, feminism and Islam, are driven by fear. Both fail to produce healthy, flourishing partnerships between men and women. Christian complementarity holds that men and women are equal in dignity, different in nature, and designed for a cooperative relationship that reflects balance, not rivalry. It does not erase the differences nor weaponize them. It does not make men tyrants nor women adversaries. It builds a moral ecology in which love, sacrifice, responsibility, and authority coexist without canceling one another. Christianity rejects the radical feminist myth that liberation requires abolishing the family, and it rejects the Islamic myth that stability requires suppressing women. It recognizes that order comes from harmony, not domination; from virtue, not coercion; from internal formation, not legal surveillance. This is why Western families, for centuries, produced stable societies. This is why Western institutions respected women without needing to imprison them behind veils or exclude them from public life. Christian complementarity treats men and women as partners in a shared moral project. Islam treats them as participants in a chain of command. Radical feminism sees them as enemies locked in perpetual conflict. Only Christianity offers the adult understanding: the sexes are interdependent, not interchangeable; equal, not identical; complementary, not competitive.

Dan Burmawi

13,200 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

"The days of Noah" Life in the end times is compared by the Lord Jesus to the days of Noah. In His sermon on the last things, He foretells what will happen in the future, just before His return. The question is why the Lord Jesus compares that period to the days of Noah. And whether we are already living in them. Let us first consider what it says: "For as in those days before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day that Noah entered the ark, and they knew nothing until the flood came and took them all away, so also will the coming of the Son of Man be" (Matthew 24:38-39). In Luke 17, the Lord Jesus also compares those days to the days of Lot: "They were eating, they were drinking, they were buying, they were selling, they were planting, they were building" (verse 18). You might rightly wonder what's wrong with this, because these aren't sinful things. They are normal necessities of life. The point is that people in the end times are only preoccupied with these things. As a result, they forget and deny the existence of the Lord God. Are we living in the days of Noah? Self-centered behavior and living for yourself instead of for God is comparable today to "the days of Noah" before the flood. We find several texts on this subject in the Bible. Paul says about "the last days" in 2 Timothy 3: "For people will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, without natural affection, unforgiving, slanderers, without self-control, brutal, despisers of good, traitors, headstrong, conceited, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God" (verses 2-4, KJV). There is a spiritual battle going on, and unfortunately, many Christians are unaware of it. Because of this, many people barely have time to read the Bible and pray. The result is worldliness, spiritual immaturity, and emptiness. Due to worries, stress, and the hustle and bustle of the world, some can barely cope with life. 1 Peter 5 states: "Be sober and vigilant. Your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour. Resist him steadfastly in the faith..." (verses 8-9). Characteristic of the days of Noah was that the earth was also filled with violence (Genesis 6:11). Isn't that also a sign of the times? Isn't the Middle East on fire? And aren't we seeing a growing fear of terrorist attacks worldwide? The Great Tribulation It's important to understand that Matthew 24 isn't about the grace period of the Church. There, we read about the Great Tribulation during the Last Week (Daniel 9:27). By then, the Church will already have been raptured (Revelation 4:1). This isn't an escape theory, but a promise from the Word, because the Church is not destined for wrath (1 Thessalonians 1:10; 5:9). Wrath has been taken away by the blood of the Lamb. Does Matthew 24 have anything to say to us then? Absolutely! Jesus' sermon on the end times is relevant, for example, when it addresses popular uprisings and the growing fear of terrorism. Furthermore, we see a sharp increase in Christian persecution, lawlessness, wars, infectious diseases, and natural disasters. The Lord also warns against false prophets and false Christs. Everything in Jesus' end-time sermon makes it clear that it is primarily addressed to Israel. Therefore, the return of the Jews must be seen as a great sign and warning that Christ's return is near. In His sermon, we also read about the third temple and the abomination of desolation, during the time of the Antichrist. We also see the fulfillment of these coming ever closer. For the world is being prepared for the restored Roman Empire and the coming of a strong spiritual political leader (2 Thessalonians 2:4; Revelation 13:8). When we discern these things, we begin to understand why the prophetic Word of God is so important. It gives us a clear light and insight into world events (2 Peter 1:19). ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️
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"The days of Noah" Life in the end times is compared by the Lord Jesus to the days of Noah. In His sermon on the last things, He foretells what will happen in the future, just before His return. The question is why the Lord Jesus compares that period to the days of Noah. And whether we are already living in them. Let us first consider what it says: "For as in those days before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day that Noah entered the ark, and they knew nothing until the flood came and took them all away, so also will the coming of the Son of Man be" (Matthew 24:38-39). In Luke 17, the Lord Jesus also compares those days to the days of Lot: "They were eating, they were drinking, they were buying, they were selling, they were planting, they were building" (verse 18). You might rightly wonder what's wrong with this, because these aren't sinful things. They are normal necessities of life. The point is that people in the end times are only preoccupied with these things. As a result, they forget and deny the existence of the Lord God. Are we living in the days of Noah? Self-centered behavior and living for yourself instead of for God is comparable today to "the days of Noah" before the flood. We find several texts on this subject in the Bible. Paul says about "the last days" in 2 Timothy 3: "For people will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, without natural affection, unforgiving, slanderers, without self-control, brutal, despisers of good, traitors, headstrong, conceited, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God" (verses 2-4, KJV). There is a spiritual battle going on, and unfortunately, many Christians are unaware of it. Because of this, many people barely have time to read the Bible and pray. The result is worldliness, spiritual immaturity, and emptiness. Due to worries, stress, and the hustle and bustle of the world, some can barely cope with life. 1 Peter 5 states: "Be sober and vigilant. Your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour. Resist him steadfastly in the faith..." (verses 8-9). Characteristic of the days of Noah was that the earth was also filled with violence (Genesis 6:11). Isn't that also a sign of the times? Isn't the Middle East on fire? And aren't we seeing a growing fear of terrorist attacks worldwide? The Great Tribulation It's important to understand that Matthew 24 isn't about the grace period of the Church. There, we read about the Great Tribulation during the Last Week (Daniel 9:27). By then, the Church will already have been raptured (Revelation 4:1). This isn't an escape theory, but a promise from the Word, because the Church is not destined for wrath (1 Thessalonians 1:10; 5:9). Wrath has been taken away by the blood of the Lamb. Does Matthew 24 have anything to say to us then? Absolutely! Jesus' sermon on the end times is relevant, for example, when it addresses popular uprisings and the growing fear of terrorism. Furthermore, we see a sharp increase in Christian persecution, lawlessness, wars, infectious diseases, and natural disasters. The Lord also warns against false prophets and false Christs. Everything in Jesus' end-time sermon makes it clear that it is primarily addressed to Israel. Therefore, the return of the Jews must be seen as a great sign and warning that Christ's return is near. In His sermon, we also read about the third temple and the abomination of desolation, during the time of the Antichrist. We also see the fulfillment of these coming ever closer. For the world is being prepared for the restored Roman Empire and the coming of a strong spiritual political leader (2 Thessalonians 2:4; Revelation 13:8). When we discern these things, we begin to understand why the prophetic Word of God is so important. It gives us a clear light and insight into world events (2 Peter 1:19). ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️

Benjamin Rapture Ready

10,897 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

🔊 The greatest moment in human history occurred when our Savior, Jesus, triumphantly declared, "IT IS FINISHED!" In that instant, our salvation, redemption, and eternal lives are now fully complete and secured in Christ FOREVER! He took our place, shed His blood for us, died, rose from the grave, and is coming back for His Church! 🔥We were all sinners, facing death, staring down an eternity in the pits of hell. But then, right at this very moment when our names are called to die, He steps into our lives, into the very depths of our despair, and takes our place. He dies instead of us, offering us a lifeline to eternal salvation. He sacrificed His life to save us, and now we stare at eternity in heaven with Him. ⚠️ We need to know and fully understand what He went through—otherwise, we will never grasp the depth, height, and length of His love for us! This is the work of His love, He went to the cross to pay for our sins to grant us eternal life. 🩸 The night before He was crucified, He prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane. His sweat fell to the ground like drops of blood, a manifestation of His intense anguish. As God, Jesus was fully aware of everything that was going to happen to Him 🩸 He experienced the pain of knowing that one of His very own disciples was going to betray Him. 🩸 He knew that many who had once called Him "The Messiah" would now be screaming for His crucifixion. 🩸 He knew that He would be beaten nearly to the point of death before they pounded the crown of thorns into His head. 🩸 He knew the prophetic words of Isaiah spoken 700 years ago, that He would be beaten so severely that He would be "disfigured beyond human likeness." 👉🏼These things contributed to His great anguish and sorrow, causing Him to sweat drops of blood. However, there was more... 🩸 He knew that He was going to be crucified. The crucifixion was considered the most painful and torturous method of execution ever devised. In fact, the pain was so unbearable that a word was created to describe it - "excruciating" - which literally means "from the cross". 🩸As our sinless Savior bore the weight of the world's sins on His shoulders and was being crucified, His Father must have looked away, for His "eyes are too pure to look on evil." This caused Jesus to cry out, "Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani?"—which means, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" The pain of being abandoned by His Father far surpassed the intense physical pain the Lord endured on our behalf. ︵‿︵‿︵‿︵︵‿︵‿︵‿︵︵‿︵‿︵‿ 🔊 The cross was meant for us! The pain was meant for us to bear, the blood was meant for us to shed, and the sin was meant for us to die for! BUT Jesus endured it all to rescue us, to save us, to redeem us so that one day we could also be glorified with the Father and have eternal life. He did it out of LOVE, for YOU and me! 📖 "So when Jesus had received the sour wine, He said, "IT IS FINISHED! "And bowing His head, He gave up His spirit." John 19:30 🔊NOW, when God looks at the cross He sees YOU, And when He looks at YOU— He sees Christ!💪🏼 🔊He was buried and resurrected on the third day, according to the Scriptures —and He is coming back for His Church to save us from the 7-year tribulation, which will be the most horrific time the world will ever see! 🔊It's time to come to Jesus and receive His unconditional love! The moment you believe in Him and that He died for your sins - you're saved, justified, sealed until the day of redemption, and rapture ready! The Holy Spirit will come to live inside of you - He will help you, guide you, change you, and be with you FOREVER! COME TO JESUS, ACCEPT HIS LOVE, AND BE SAVED FROM WHAT? ETERNAL DAMNATION IN HELL! THIS LIFE WAS NOT MEANT FOR YOU TO LIVE WITHOUT HIM!!! ︵‿︵‿︵‿︵︵‿︵‿︵‿︵︵‿︵‿︵‿
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🔊 The greatest moment in human history occurred when our Savior, Jesus, triumphantly declared, "IT IS FINISHED!" In that instant, our salvation, redemption, and eternal lives are now fully complete and secured in Christ FOREVER! He took our place, shed His blood for us, died, rose from the grave, and is coming back for His Church! 🔥We were all sinners, facing death, staring down an eternity in the pits of hell. But then, right at this very moment when our names are called to die, He steps into our lives, into the very depths of our despair, and takes our place. He dies instead of us, offering us a lifeline to eternal salvation. He sacrificed His life to save us, and now we stare at eternity in heaven with Him. ⚠️ We need to know and fully understand what He went through—otherwise, we will never grasp the depth, height, and length of His love for us! This is the work of His love, He went to the cross to pay for our sins to grant us eternal life. 🩸 The night before He was crucified, He prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane. His sweat fell to the ground like drops of blood, a manifestation of His intense anguish. As God, Jesus was fully aware of everything that was going to happen to Him 🩸 He experienced the pain of knowing that one of His very own disciples was going to betray Him. 🩸 He knew that many who had once called Him "The Messiah" would now be screaming for His crucifixion. 🩸 He knew that He would be beaten nearly to the point of death before they pounded the crown of thorns into His head. 🩸 He knew the prophetic words of Isaiah spoken 700 years ago, that He would be beaten so severely that He would be "disfigured beyond human likeness." 👉🏼These things contributed to His great anguish and sorrow, causing Him to sweat drops of blood. However, there was more... 🩸 He knew that He was going to be crucified. The crucifixion was considered the most painful and torturous method of execution ever devised. In fact, the pain was so unbearable that a word was created to describe it - "excruciating" - which literally means "from the cross". 🩸As our sinless Savior bore the weight of the world's sins on His shoulders and was being crucified, His Father must have looked away, for His "eyes are too pure to look on evil." This caused Jesus to cry out, "Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani?"—which means, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" The pain of being abandoned by His Father far surpassed the intense physical pain the Lord endured on our behalf. ︵‿︵‿︵‿︵︵‿︵‿︵‿︵︵‿︵‿︵‿ 🔊 The cross was meant for us! The pain was meant for us to bear, the blood was meant for us to shed, and the sin was meant for us to die for! BUT Jesus endured it all to rescue us, to save us, to redeem us so that one day we could also be glorified with the Father and have eternal life. He did it out of LOVE, for YOU and me! 📖 "So when Jesus had received the sour wine, He said, "IT IS FINISHED! "And bowing His head, He gave up His spirit." John 19:30 🔊NOW, when God looks at the cross He sees YOU, And when He looks at YOU— He sees Christ!💪🏼 🔊He was buried and resurrected on the third day, according to the Scriptures —and He is coming back for His Church to save us from the 7-year tribulation, which will be the most horrific time the world will ever see! 🔊It's time to come to Jesus and receive His unconditional love! The moment you believe in Him and that He died for your sins - you're saved, justified, sealed until the day of redemption, and rapture ready! The Holy Spirit will come to live inside of you - He will help you, guide you, change you, and be with you FOREVER! COME TO JESUS, ACCEPT HIS LOVE, AND BE SAVED FROM WHAT? ETERNAL DAMNATION IN HELL! THIS LIFE WAS NOT MEANT FOR YOU TO LIVE WITHOUT HIM!!! ︵‿︵‿︵‿︵︵‿︵‿︵‿︵︵‿︵‿︵‿

Maranatha777

485,969 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

David Sinclair just announced at the World Government Summit that next month (March 2026), human clinical trials begin — the first in history to test whether we can reverse aging and cure diseases. His core claim: Aging isn't wear-and-tear like a car; it's like scratches on a CD. DNA is the music, but in old age, cells can't read it correctly — leading to confusion, wrong proteins, and disease. The breakthrough? They can "polish the CD" via partial epigenetic reprogramming (using Yamanaka factors like OSK) to restore youthful gene expression without altering DNA itself. Science nugget: In lab and animal studies (published 2020–2025), Sinclair's team reversed epigenetic age by up to 75% in six weeks in mouse optic nerves, restoring vision in blind animals. The approach reactivates youthful gene patterns while avoiding full cellular reprogramming risks like tumors. Current status: The FDA cleared Life Biosciences' Phase 1 trial (ER-100, Sinclair co-founded) in January 2026 for safety in patients with optic neuropathies (e.g., glaucoma, NAION). Enrollment starts soon, with initial results expected by late 2026/early 2027. This targets eye disease first — not whole-body aging — but success could open doors to broader rejuvenation. Sinclair envisions a future where kids with cancer gather under gentle plasma lights that shatter tumors painlessly, one cell at a time. Sci-fi becoming science fact? Are you hopeful this trial delivers — or skeptical it's overhyped?
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David Sinclair just announced at the World Government Summit that next month (March 2026), human clinical trials begin — the first in history to test whether we can reverse aging and cure diseases. His core claim: Aging isn't wear-and-tear like a car; it's like scratches on a CD. DNA is the music, but in old age, cells can't read it correctly — leading to confusion, wrong proteins, and disease. The breakthrough? They can "polish the CD" via partial epigenetic reprogramming (using Yamanaka factors like OSK) to restore youthful gene expression without altering DNA itself. Science nugget: In lab and animal studies (published 2020–2025), Sinclair's team reversed epigenetic age by up to 75% in six weeks in mouse optic nerves, restoring vision in blind animals. The approach reactivates youthful gene patterns while avoiding full cellular reprogramming risks like tumors. Current status: The FDA cleared Life Biosciences' Phase 1 trial (ER-100, Sinclair co-founded) in January 2026 for safety in patients with optic neuropathies (e.g., glaucoma, NAION). Enrollment starts soon, with initial results expected by late 2026/early 2027. This targets eye disease first — not whole-body aging — but success could open doors to broader rejuvenation. Sinclair envisions a future where kids with cancer gather under gentle plasma lights that shatter tumors painlessly, one cell at a time. Sci-fi becoming science fact? Are you hopeful this trial delivers — or skeptical it's overhyped?

Camus

22,434 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Atlassian fired the engineer who built their infrastructure. His response? He revealed the entire playbook 👀 Vasilios Syrakis just dropped a 38-minute breakdown of 8 years inside Atlassian. What he actually covers: -How he survived the interview gauntlet at a company that runs Jira and Confluence for half the planet -Building an Open Service Broker from scratch that every internal team at Atlassian depends on -Why he picked Envoy proxy over every other option and how it handled traffic at Atlassian scale -The AWS infrastructure blueprint that kept services running for 24 months straight -Load balancing platform extensions that nobody sees but everyone relies on -The mentoring playbook he used to level up junior engineers -Personality conflicts at scale and how he navigated office politics without getting crushed -What actually happens when you maintain software for years, not sprints This is not another day in the life vlog. This is 8 years of infrastructure decisions, political battles, and technical depth you will not find in any course. He walks through XDS Control Planes, machine image creation, edge compute logic, and how to handle concerns from 50 different dev teams without losing your mind. The diplomacy section alone is worth the watch. Most engineers think code is the hard part. Code is easy. People are the bottleneck. He breaks down exactly how to resolve conflicts, maintain software long-term, and survive in a massive org without burning out. If you build backend systems, work at scale, or want to understand what senior engineering actually looks like in production, this is mandatory viewing. Save this post. Watch the full breakdown. Learn from someone who built the pipes that power Atlassian.
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Atlassian fired the engineer who built their infrastructure. His response? He revealed the entire playbook 👀 Vasilios Syrakis just dropped a 38-minute breakdown of 8 years inside Atlassian. What he actually covers: -How he survived the interview gauntlet at a company that runs Jira and Confluence for half the planet -Building an Open Service Broker from scratch that every internal team at Atlassian depends on -Why he picked Envoy proxy over every other option and how it handled traffic at Atlassian scale -The AWS infrastructure blueprint that kept services running for 24 months straight -Load balancing platform extensions that nobody sees but everyone relies on -The mentoring playbook he used to level up junior engineers -Personality conflicts at scale and how he navigated office politics without getting crushed -What actually happens when you maintain software for years, not sprints This is not another day in the life vlog. This is 8 years of infrastructure decisions, political battles, and technical depth you will not find in any course. He walks through XDS Control Planes, machine image creation, edge compute logic, and how to handle concerns from 50 different dev teams without losing your mind. The diplomacy section alone is worth the watch. Most engineers think code is the hard part. Code is easy. People are the bottleneck. He breaks down exactly how to resolve conflicts, maintain software long-term, and survive in a massive org without burning out. If you build backend systems, work at scale, or want to understand what senior engineering actually looks like in production, this is mandatory viewing. Save this post. Watch the full breakdown. Learn from someone who built the pipes that power Atlassian.

Himanshu Kumar

63,644 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Without the love of Christ, I would have committed suicide after losing $10M in months... here's the story I didn't talk about this in the first video, because it's honestly too painful, but there was one day I almost ended my life, even while believing God is real. I yelled at him and told him I hated the world he created while I was driving to find a cliff to jump from. I'm not married, I don't have kids, that $10M portfolio was what I was building with my life. I had three siblings working for me and I had to let all three go, leaving over half my family jobless. So it felt like I had lost everything, let everyone I cared for down, and life was meaningless. But Jesus showed me his love like I never had felt before in one of my weakest moments, the desire to kill myself went away COMPLETELY in a split second and I broke down in tears. The feeling was like being hugged by all my loved ones at once. My old Christian missionary parents told me later that they had started praying for me at that exact moment, "The LORD is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit." I now know that this is only the beginning. My faith was once a largely intellectual faith, now it is also visceral, raw, emotional, and I am full of the joy of my salvation in an indescribable way, even despite my circumstances. If I wanted to take my own life on my own, but Jesus saved me, the rest of my life belongs to Him in every way. I started crying even now as I write this, thinking back on that day. How hopeless I felt before I felt the presence and love of Jesus. No I won't be perfect going forward, but my Savior is perfect and his power is made perfect in our weakness. To everyone in the comments, of course I know I made MANY mistakes and was trying to rush to $1B way too fast. I was full of greed and serving mainly money. And I'm sorry if anyone lost money following my posts. However, I am certain that even my wandering has all been a part of God's plan. And if it is part of God's plan that I ever recover my worldly wealth (for my actual wealth is greater now than it has EVER been) and I reach a number like $10M again, it is His, not mine. And I will not share it or promote my own glory anymore. Because it's not my money to promote myself with, everything I have is God's to use on what's close to His heart. If I have food and clothing and a place to sleep most nights, AND the love of Christ is in me (the engine that now drives everything), I'm truly content. I'm done using my X and YouTube accounts to promote myself, my worldly opinions and my own glory. Lord Jesus, help me from now on to glorify your name alone, for you alone are worthy. Amen. Love you all. And no problem if you want to unfollow, I understand that. "For the word of the cross is folly to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God." ❤️
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Without the love of Christ, I would have committed suicide after losing $10M in months... here's the story I didn't talk about this in the first video, because it's honestly too painful, but there was one day I almost ended my life, even while believing God is real. I yelled at him and told him I hated the world he created while I was driving to find a cliff to jump from. I'm not married, I don't have kids, that $10M portfolio was what I was building with my life. I had three siblings working for me and I had to let all three go, leaving over half my family jobless. So it felt like I had lost everything, let everyone I cared for down, and life was meaningless. But Jesus showed me his love like I never had felt before in one of my weakest moments, the desire to kill myself went away COMPLETELY in a split second and I broke down in tears. The feeling was like being hugged by all my loved ones at once. My old Christian missionary parents told me later that they had started praying for me at that exact moment, "The LORD is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit." I now know that this is only the beginning. My faith was once a largely intellectual faith, now it is also visceral, raw, emotional, and I am full of the joy of my salvation in an indescribable way, even despite my circumstances. If I wanted to take my own life on my own, but Jesus saved me, the rest of my life belongs to Him in every way. I started crying even now as I write this, thinking back on that day. How hopeless I felt before I felt the presence and love of Jesus. No I won't be perfect going forward, but my Savior is perfect and his power is made perfect in our weakness. To everyone in the comments, of course I know I made MANY mistakes and was trying to rush to $1B way too fast. I was full of greed and serving mainly money. And I'm sorry if anyone lost money following my posts. However, I am certain that even my wandering has all been a part of God's plan. And if it is part of God's plan that I ever recover my worldly wealth (for my actual wealth is greater now than it has EVER been) and I reach a number like $10M again, it is His, not mine. And I will not share it or promote my own glory anymore. Because it's not my money to promote myself with, everything I have is God's to use on what's close to His heart. If I have food and clothing and a place to sleep most nights, AND the love of Christ is in me (the engine that now drives everything), I'm truly content. I'm done using my X and YouTube accounts to promote myself, my worldly opinions and my own glory. Lord Jesus, help me from now on to glorify your name alone, for you alone are worthy. Amen. Love you all. And no problem if you want to unfollow, I understand that. "For the word of the cross is folly to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God." ❤️

Jake Browatzke 🚀

61,587 Aufrufe • vor 13 Tagen