I don’t understand why people use “Freedom in Christ” to justify their border-line sinful decisions.

 Instead of trying to get away with things like swearing, insulting, or putting people down, how about you try following Christ instead?

Yeah, I said it. Perhaps following Jesus isn’t just about living morally good lives. It’s more than that. Following Christ means being an example to everyone else. It’s being His ambassador. You make a very poor representative of the King of Heaven if you care more about your “freedom” instead of living a life to lead Christians and non-Christians. You’re supposed to be an example. 

Now, I’m not saying we are not to practice our freedom, but justifying your actions with “There are worse things in the world” and “Jesus ate and drank with sinners” is no excuse for your actions. You know what? Go eat and drink with sinners, except act like Jesus. How about that? There you go, there is no excuse left for you. Better yet, imagine you’re hanging out with Jesus. Eat and drink around Him, and see how differently you act. 

You’re not called to be comfortable, complacent, or lazy. You’re called to be outstanding, exemplary, and Christ-like. 

Be worthy of imitation. Follow Christ.

Samuel Assaf 

Don’t follow the mass into the endless grave.

I want to live a life where people don’t remember me, but remember only the good name of Jesus Christ.

"‎”Many hours are spent with men, how many with your Maker?"

— – Charles Spurgeon

Lead fearlessly.

It’s staggering to realize that we always pray for God to take some sort of action in our lives, but we never pray to know Him better.

Whether it’s praying for discernment, healing, wisdom, courage, happiness, friendship, comfort, or anything else, it’s not what we should only pray for.

We should pray for those things, but more often than that, we should be simply praying to know God with a passion. We need to passionately love our God. We need to passionately pursue our God. 


How can we do that if we’re too busy focused on our needs? 

Out of curiosity, how many of you believe that it is God’s will for every Christian to be financially rich?

I do not hold this position, I am just interested in the Christian society.


1 Timothy 6:3-10 is my position. 

If you subtly live for Jesus, the world will only subtly notice.

Wash away what they think of you and press on.

Your imperfect path is a heart made of glass, and the world is a charming grenade.

"The critical question for our generation—and for every generation—
is this: If you could have heaven, with no sickness, and with all the
friends you ever had on earth, and all the food you ever liked, and
all the leisure activities you ever enjoyed, and all the natural beauties
you ever saw, all the physical pleasures you ever tasted, and no
human conflict or any natural disasters, could you be satisfied with
heaven, if Christ were not there? "

― John PiperGod Is the Gospel: Meditations on God’s Love as the Gift of Himself

Marilyn Monroe, imperfection is not beauty, this is why Jesus died for us. Madness cannot be genius, because intelligence is found with order not chaos. And certainly, it is better to be boring than foolish.

For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life inChrist Jesus our Lord.”- Romans 6:23

 In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” - Genesis 1:1 

Doing wrong is like a joke to a fool, but wisdom is pleasure to a man of understanding.” -Proverbs 10:23 

These Scripture verses state exactly that. If imperfection was beautiful, Romans 6:23 wouldn’t say that its wages are death. Imperfection is sin. Sin literally means “To miss the mark.” Having said this, imperfection is not beautiful. It’s ugly, It’s heartbreaking, and ultimately, imperfection is what killed Jesus.

Madness cannot be genius, Genesis 1:1 states that God is intelligent and orderly, not mad. God created the laws and functions of the entire universe. Today, the epitome of intelligence is studying these laws and functions. Clearly it was not chaos and madness that created science, but a clear, intelligent, coherent, genius mind.

And Proverbs 10:23 reasons that only a fool does wrong and has fun doing so.

 This is the problem, friends: The line of thinking that says that “imperfection is beauty, madness is genius, and it is better to be silly than boring” goes directly against everything that God has designed.



Marilyn Monroe made such a statement that I have found all over Tumblr on Christian blogs. It sounds like a nice quote, but when you consider what it is saying, it is completely and utterly foolhardy.

Imperfection is not okay; it is what causes liars, thieves, cheaters, adulterers, tyrants, and every other sin you can dream. 

Madness is not genius. Those two are not even compatible. Charles Manson is completely mad, but he is not a genius is he? No, he’s a murderer. 

And since when is it better to be silly than boring? Dictionary.com defines the definition of silly as such:

1.
weak-minded or lacking good sense; stupid or foolish.


This is the same definition as the Biblical term of the “fool.” 


Does anyone even consider the quote? Or do all these blogs just reblog it because it supposedly flies in the face of the mainstream? Well it doesn’t anymore. Because that is the new mainstream. Look around at society, everyone is living and breathing this silly quote.

Do you want to fly in the face of the mainstream? Then live for Jesus.

The only authority that the church can claim is not of itself, but that Holy Scripture is the Word of God.

This means that your church has no authority over your life, but only God does as He reveals in His Holy Scripture by which the Church is founded and based on in the first place… or should be.

Test your church by reading your Bibles, Christians!