The post reflects on Palm Sunday, recalling Jesus' entry into Jerusalem and the people's initial welcome followed by betrayal. It suggests that today, societal values still prioritize materialism over faith, highlighting a lack of genuine love for neighbors. Despite modern indifference, Jesus' return and judgment remain imminent. Embrace Him now.
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Understanding Moral Decline: A Journey Back to Faith
The author reflects on their journey back to faith, recognizing how cultural shifts since the 1970s have influenced moral perspectives. They discuss the erosion of trust in institutions, the normalization of immorality, and the influence of temptations from the devil. Ultimately, they emphasize the importance of resisting these temptations through faith.
Coming to Our Senses
The author reflects on "The Parable of the Lost Son," drawing parallels to personal experiences and societal issues. Highlighting modern challenges like employee irresponsibility, the author emphasizes the need for divine guidance and personal accountability. By returning to God, individuals can find forgiveness, responsibility, and a transformative path toward a fulfilling life.
Satan’s Influence in Modern Reality TV
The author criticizes modern relationships showcased in reality television, particularly on "Ninety Day Fiancé," identifying them as examples of moral decay influenced by Satan. They argue these portrayals normalize sinful behavior, contradicting God's natural order. The piece warns of the consequences on judgment day for those who mislabel good and evil.
The Didache: A Simplified Christian Guide
The author reminisces about early PC software and the learning process before online help manuals existed. They liken the experience of navigating software to learning Christianity, introducing "The Didache" as a simpler guide for new Christians. The Didache provides fundamental teachings contrasting the Way of Life and the Way of Death.
Rules, Rules, Everywhere are Rules
Let’s take some time to think about the rules the Catholic Church has that everyone hates. I’ll get to individual rules in detail at a later time but for now we’ll have a general discussion. Think about some of the things that the Catholic Church tells us we can’t do. We can’t have premarital sexual …
Choosing the Best Bible: A Guide for Readers
There are 3,336 Bible versions in 2,182 languages available online, leading to the question of choosing the best one. The ideal Bible is one that you will read. It’s essential to check introductory texts, seek Bibles with explanatory notes, and be cautious of interpretations that may alter original meanings.
Understanding Prayer: 3 Ways to Connect with God
The content discusses different ways to pray, emphasizing the importance of sincerity over specific formulas. It outlines vocal, meditative, and contemplative prayer types, highlighting personal experiences and reflections on communication with God. The author stresses that belief and trust in God are foundational for a meaningful prayer life, regardless of denominational affiliation.
Understanding God’s Signs: My Journey of Faith
The author reflects on the power of prayer and God's responses, sharing a personal story about a significant prayer answered during a difficult time in life. They emphasize the importance of faith, reading scripture, and trusting in God to navigate life's challenges. The author believes that all believers can find strength through Jesus' teachings.
Making the Right Choices: Lessons from Jesus
I finished my last post with a passage from the book of James about how God does not tempt us to see if we will resist. Even Satan cannot force us to sin. We have a choice. We decide what choice we will make. What’s the best way to make the right choice? The answer …
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