Humans are complex. We all have gifts and abilities that were fashioned to serve the One who created us. There is an endless diversity of personalities and intelligence that God has ordained----artists, crafters, speakers, teachers, writers, thinkers---the list is infinite.
We all live for something, even if we have never voiced the intention, "I live for -----"
Sadly, the word that came to my mind is "Hamburgers." Have we devolved to such gluttony?
I want to say that I live for God. I live for His purposes. I want that to be apparent in my life, and I want that to be my personal mission statement. I acknowledge that I was created by Him for a purpose that glorifies Him, and I desire that to be my goal---
But human nature, my human nature, often stands in the way of my goal.
Pardon please, the introspective nature of this post. I do think we all have the same purpose, though, and you would agree with me from a Biblical worldview.
God has purposed that I have an emotional nature. I've taken the Meyer/Briggs personality test several times. I always come out the same: INFJ.
It makes me blog. It makes me draw and paint, it makes me teach children. It makes me feel deeply. Have you seen me cry? Yes, probably. I cry all the time. Once my cousin said to me "Oh, you're crying! You have a soft heart!"
You can't know how my tears have been an embarrassment to me over the years.
But God made me feel, and I do. I get goosebumps and heartache and blueness, and dark days and heartcries and tears, tears, tears.
And I have been driven (is that a bad word, really?) to be active, to promote and pursue the things that God has shown me to pursue.
I am an activist.
I am spiritually minded, and I pray for spiritual depth. I pray for spiritual might, and I pray this for each and every human being God has introduced me too---especially my own children.
It's what I am.
I am pro-life, pro-Bible, pro-Jesus.
I am pro-free enterprise, pro-freedom, pro-Godly morals.
I am pro Jewish, pro Christian, pro missions.
I am pro home-education, pro young earth, pro creation science.
I am pro organic, pro responsible food, pro healthy living
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I teach. I minister. I make stuff. I write. I raise responsible and delightful humans. I read my Bible. I don't drink alchohol, don't take addicting drugs, I am wary of vaccines. I exercise. I eat responsibly. I think of ways to help people. I try to help those around me. I try to serve. I think about ways to bridge gaps between people. I have worked with Muslims, with atheists, with those that want nothing to do with Jesus, with illegal immigrants, with those in jail.
I have learned German, studied Turkish, Spanish, Greek, and now Hebrew.
I've written several books, illustrated several books, and I'm beginning graduate studies (again!). I am an example of the amazing capacity of the brain. If you don't pollute it it really can get more information in.
We had a neighbor who enjoyed his alcohol every day. I loved this guy. We sparred about alcohol killing brain cells, and that I knew I needed every brain cell I had! It's true. I couldn't dare drink alcohol. I need to think too badly.
Do you know how hard it is to keep three alphabets straight??? German, English, and Turkish share the same alphabet, basically, but Greek and Hebrew are challenging.
The brain is amazing. God made the brain with virtually limitless capacity for information. It doesn't hurt it to be stretched. I am forgetful, I get confused and my words don't always come out right when I have a severe headache, but the information is just packed in this little head of mine, and it seems to have plenty more room for stuff.
So I study. I do. I exist.
----
I am not a hater, or a bigot. I am not pro abortion. I am not a socialist/communist.
I am wary of the devil, in all his shapes and forms.
I am not a globalist, nor a deep-state promoter.
I am not one who reads books promoting witchcraft. I believe that Satan is a person of consequence and the ultimate deceiver of each and every one of us and the church.
I am not a Democrat.
I am not someone who will condone Reiki, yoga, witchcraft, or any occult practice. I'll stay away from that stuff.
I am not a member of any secret society, and I vehemently oppose such shenanigans. It's anti-Biblical and has nothing to do with true faith.
I am not a proponent of gender dysphoria, nor sodomy.
I am not trusting of revisionist history, the government, nor any immoral power. I am wary.
I am not trusting of organized religion in any form, including "Christianity." I prefer to be a Bible-believer and follower of Christ, non-denominational. I am not a promoter of personality cults, and denominations tend to be that way.
I am not a main-stream media person. I know that they are an arm of the deep state, and they have unhealthy influence on the entire world. They who control the media control the world. The medium IS the message...
Power in this world is not power in the next.
What we see is not all of what exists.
--------
Call me a conspiracy nut! I proudly claim the title. Satan is a grand conspirator, and he's got the world pretty much wrapped up in his hands to date.
I'm not buying his conspiracy. I'm sticking with the Bible and its message, the truth of Jesus Christ.
I've tried the spirits, and I've found the truth in Jesus.
God wins. Satan doesn't, and he knows it.
----
The wool has been pulled over the eyes of the world and the church. Deception has run amok. How many of us activists are there left?
I'm inclined to think that there are few.
I know a few of you. You are willing to take a stand against the Dark Lord.
You are witness of the power of Christ to change your life from the bonds of sin and perversion to the shining strength of spiritual victory. You are light. You shine.
You are strong in Christ, and I can see it.
Encourage one another! We may have to stand practically alone in this dark age, but we always have the truth of Christ in our hearts and minds.
We have what the world wishes they had:
Peace, joy, and purpose.
It's worth it to be an activist for such a goal.
God is good!
Maranatha!
We all live for something, even if we have never voiced the intention, "I live for -----"
Sadly, the word that came to my mind is "Hamburgers." Have we devolved to such gluttony?
I want to say that I live for God. I live for His purposes. I want that to be apparent in my life, and I want that to be my personal mission statement. I acknowledge that I was created by Him for a purpose that glorifies Him, and I desire that to be my goal---
But human nature, my human nature, often stands in the way of my goal.
Pardon please, the introspective nature of this post. I do think we all have the same purpose, though, and you would agree with me from a Biblical worldview.
God has purposed that I have an emotional nature. I've taken the Meyer/Briggs personality test several times. I always come out the same: INFJ.
It makes me blog. It makes me draw and paint, it makes me teach children. It makes me feel deeply. Have you seen me cry? Yes, probably. I cry all the time. Once my cousin said to me "Oh, you're crying! You have a soft heart!"
You can't know how my tears have been an embarrassment to me over the years.
But God made me feel, and I do. I get goosebumps and heartache and blueness, and dark days and heartcries and tears, tears, tears.
And I have been driven (is that a bad word, really?) to be active, to promote and pursue the things that God has shown me to pursue.
I am an activist.
I am spiritually minded, and I pray for spiritual depth. I pray for spiritual might, and I pray this for each and every human being God has introduced me too---especially my own children.
It's what I am.
I am pro-life, pro-Bible, pro-Jesus.
I am pro-free enterprise, pro-freedom, pro-Godly morals.
I am pro Jewish, pro Christian, pro missions.
I am pro home-education, pro young earth, pro creation science.
I am pro organic, pro responsible food, pro healthy living
-----
I teach. I minister. I make stuff. I write. I raise responsible and delightful humans. I read my Bible. I don't drink alchohol, don't take addicting drugs, I am wary of vaccines. I exercise. I eat responsibly. I think of ways to help people. I try to help those around me. I try to serve. I think about ways to bridge gaps between people. I have worked with Muslims, with atheists, with those that want nothing to do with Jesus, with illegal immigrants, with those in jail.
I have learned German, studied Turkish, Spanish, Greek, and now Hebrew.
I've written several books, illustrated several books, and I'm beginning graduate studies (again!). I am an example of the amazing capacity of the brain. If you don't pollute it it really can get more information in.
We had a neighbor who enjoyed his alcohol every day. I loved this guy. We sparred about alcohol killing brain cells, and that I knew I needed every brain cell I had! It's true. I couldn't dare drink alcohol. I need to think too badly.
Do you know how hard it is to keep three alphabets straight??? German, English, and Turkish share the same alphabet, basically, but Greek and Hebrew are challenging.
The brain is amazing. God made the brain with virtually limitless capacity for information. It doesn't hurt it to be stretched. I am forgetful, I get confused and my words don't always come out right when I have a severe headache, but the information is just packed in this little head of mine, and it seems to have plenty more room for stuff.
So I study. I do. I exist.
----
I am not a hater, or a bigot. I am not pro abortion. I am not a socialist/communist.
I am wary of the devil, in all his shapes and forms.
I am not a globalist, nor a deep-state promoter.
I am not one who reads books promoting witchcraft. I believe that Satan is a person of consequence and the ultimate deceiver of each and every one of us and the church.
I am not a Democrat.
I am not someone who will condone Reiki, yoga, witchcraft, or any occult practice. I'll stay away from that stuff.
I am not a member of any secret society, and I vehemently oppose such shenanigans. It's anti-Biblical and has nothing to do with true faith.
I am not a proponent of gender dysphoria, nor sodomy.
I am not trusting of revisionist history, the government, nor any immoral power. I am wary.
I am not trusting of organized religion in any form, including "Christianity." I prefer to be a Bible-believer and follower of Christ, non-denominational. I am not a promoter of personality cults, and denominations tend to be that way.
I am not a main-stream media person. I know that they are an arm of the deep state, and they have unhealthy influence on the entire world. They who control the media control the world. The medium IS the message...
Power in this world is not power in the next.
What we see is not all of what exists.
--------
Call me a conspiracy nut! I proudly claim the title. Satan is a grand conspirator, and he's got the world pretty much wrapped up in his hands to date.
I'm not buying his conspiracy. I'm sticking with the Bible and its message, the truth of Jesus Christ.
I've tried the spirits, and I've found the truth in Jesus.
God wins. Satan doesn't, and he knows it.
----
The wool has been pulled over the eyes of the world and the church. Deception has run amok. How many of us activists are there left?
I'm inclined to think that there are few.
I know a few of you. You are willing to take a stand against the Dark Lord.
You are witness of the power of Christ to change your life from the bonds of sin and perversion to the shining strength of spiritual victory. You are light. You shine.
You are strong in Christ, and I can see it.
Encourage one another! We may have to stand practically alone in this dark age, but we always have the truth of Christ in our hearts and minds.
We have what the world wishes they had:
Peace, joy, and purpose.
It's worth it to be an activist for such a goal.
God is good!
Maranatha!
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