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Patience is a virtue
There’s an old saying that says: “Patience is a virtue”.
We don’t pray for patience, we practice it.
Sure, we fail, our pride gets the better of us and we lose patience. But we keep practicing it.
Sometimes practicing patience can be sufferable, especially in a world where we’re used to getting what we want now!
Very few of us experience…

Suffering vs Being a Victim
Suffering means experiencing pain of some sort, physically or mentally.
Being a victim is admitting that your suffering was not meant for you. That it doesn’t serve you and you have no control over it.
The problem with our modern culture is that we confuse suffering with being a victim. We avoid all suffering and quickly embrace victimhood.
Why?
Because if I’m a victim, that’s someone else’s problem. There is nothing I can or need to do about it, I was a victim.
If I’m suffering, I still have a choice. I can choose to continue to suffer, eventually leading to my victimhood, or I can turn my suffering into a strength…

Pride is a real bugger, isn’t it?
Pride is a real bugger, isn’t it?
Most associate pride with having more than another person or being better at something than them and gloating about it.
But our pride usually gets exposed more when we refuse to be wrong about something. We’re often attached to our identity of being right about specific things. Especially if we’ve spent hours, days, or years learning something of this world…

Daily reminder: I am not perfect.
Once you can really understand how imperfect you are, then you can have the love and grace to accept the imperfection in others.
It’s when we’re blind, ignorant, or unwilling to see our own imperfections that we end up blaming everyone else for our problems.

Sunday morning perspective

Is Christian Patriotism the way?
I see a lot of believers who love their country and believe Christian patriotism will save their nation.
May I remind you that 40 years of Christian patriotism has led America to this very point in time?
That Christian patriotism lead Germany into WWII.
And it’s Christian patriotism that’s fueling Russian troops to fight for what is right in their minds.
Someone might read this and conclude that Christianity is the problem, but that’s because they don’t know God.
The problem is the perversion of scripture.
These believers put God right on the same pedestal as their country.
God + Country = Their faith.

Let me make the songs of a nation, and I care not who makes its laws

God bless America?

Hitler used Christian patriotism

Is the prosperity gospel is the worse false gospel

Seek God’s knowledge above all other knowledge

Repent often

Why must we love our enemies?
When you’re right in the middle of an argument with a loved one, we all have a struggle with feeling, expressing, and showing love. We’re at an emotional high, and our logic escapes us. We react instead of properly responding.
And these are the people that are the closest to us and that we care the most about. And yet Jesus tells us to love our enemies. Knowing myself, that seems like an impossible task.

Too many Christians fell for the lie

Jordan Peterson Discussion on Science vs Religion
Short clip of a great conversation between a Christian, a scientist, and Jordan Peterson.
I’m not going to say I agree with every single word said here, but the conversation is very deep and interesting.
Jonathan’s point near the end hits the nail on the head.

Science vs Religion

The most “INSANE” Easter Message on Earth and Belle gets crucified?

The written word vs the spoken word

The Easter message most don’t want to hear…but need to

Salvation has a low perceived value
