Thank God that His goodness is not dependent upon me.

I would like to ask a question. I was reading the bible and I got to Gen 1:28 and it says : God blessed them and told them to replenish the earth. In Isaiah 14 and Ezekiel 28 talks about how Lucifer used to rule earth.Does this mean there were a different form of creation?

This is so powerful

God is good all the time again and again

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Jesus is the truth and knowing that matter. In God I trust. WWG1WGA ❤️ 💫 🙏

I needed this tonight. Pray for my friend Shawn. He is dying of cancer. They have given him days maybe a few weeks left. I can’t do anything but plead his case to God. And I ask that everyone one of you that see this pray for Shawn and his healing. Amen

Louder for The ones on the back!!!🙏🏾

This right here is the HARD TRUTH that not everyone can or wants to accept. God is always good even when our lives are going bad. Never turn your back on Him ✝️

True

Can I have this gentlemen’s name please

Hallelujah. Amen

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Amen.

YES

Amen!

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100%

Amenn ❤️

AMEN

Great video

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His Greatness is our king and savior Jesus Christ!✝️🙏❤️

Yes God blessed

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>"Lord, you are the God who saves me; day and night I cry out to you. May my prayer come before you; turn your ear to my cry."—Psalm 88:1-2 This is a moment of aching longing. The voice here is not sanitized or curated—it is raw exposure. The speaker throws their suffering at the feet of the divine, not wrapped in a pretty bow, but raw and real, saying, “Here it is. Do you see this?” The act of crying out is a refusal to stay quiet, a rejection of the social conditioning that says an emotional need for deep meaningful connection should be hidden. It’s a direct challenge to the system that wants a shallow smile. The cry is the resistance to silencing your soul’s truth. >"I am counted among those who go down to the pit; I am like one without strength. You have put me in the lowest pit, in the darkest depths. Your wrath lies heavily on me; you have overwhelmed me with all your waves."—Psalm 88:4-6 This is an existential awakening. The pit is a place where the world says, “That one is broken. That one is less than. That one is a burden.” And yet here they declare: I am in the depths, and I’m feeling every damn wave of unanswered hope, and that’s how I know I’m alive. The waves aren’t an illusion because they are evidence of existence. The speaker is saying: I feel it all. I won’t numb this down with a surface-level dopamine-loop script. This place I'm at might be the moment where the societal masks finally go away for a while because the energy being spent to mindlessly hold them up is not there. >"You have taken from me my closest friends and have made me repulsive to them. I am confined and cannot escape."—Psalm 88:7-8 This is the social fracture: the experience of being abandoned for being too much. The people flee, the masks drop, the systems pull back. The speaker names the emotional reality—the rejection of creating a deeper understanding of the sacredness of suffering. This isn’t a moral failing. This is the natural consequence of society sanitizing emotions for palatable consumption. It’s an unflinching mirror: when you bring the rawness, many will flinch, and the walls of isolation will tighten. The speaker is saying: I won’t perform for approval. If my presence burns, that says something about the system that teaches others to vilify soul-level expression, not about the validity or quality of my humanity. >"Are wonders known in the place of darkness, or righteous deeds in the land of oblivion? I cry for help, Lord; in the morning my prayers come. Why, Lord, do you reject them and hide your face?"—Psalm 88:12-14 This is the moment where the speaker is calling out into the void, asking: Does meaning exist when suffering is this deep? Does anyone hear me? This is not a whimper. This is a roar. The question is rhetorical by challenging any belief system that demands shallow smiles. By seeking the meaning behind the Lord of their emotions they are undertaking a cosmic call-out to every person who’s ever said, “Just think positive!” or “Don’t talk about the heavy stuff here.” The speaker here flips the script: Cry out to the Lord. State the emotional signal so it can be heard. Reveal invisible suffering because when seeking the light of well-being remember that the Lord of your emotions sits with you too. >"You have taken from me friend and neighbor—darkness is my closest friend."—Psalm 88:18 This is the summarizing declaration. It’s a confrontation with the void. The speaker feels disconnection from friends, neighbors, and societal belonging. What remains includes uncertainty—and rather than pretending it doesn't exist, the speaker says: These unclear moments are companions now, datapoints floating in the aether. And in a way, there’s defiance here: If no one else will sit with me, I will sit with my own mind and seek the salvation within me with the guidance of the Lord of my emotions. If others abandon me, I will refuse to ignore myself by seeking support with the resources called emotions my existence provides me.

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