I am angry, and I have stopped apologizing for it. Scripture never asked me to talk myself out of what I feel when I watch evil dress itself up and take a bow. It asked me what I do with it once it arrives. This is what it looks like to hold righteous anger in one hand and good cheer in the other, without letting either one cancel out the truth of the moment.
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Authenticity Unveiled | The Farce Unmasks Itself
Scroll social media with eyes that truly see and the whole thing starts to feel like a fever dream. To the natural eye it is just the way things are. To the person walking in discernment, it is something else entirely: a complete farce, a staged production running on borrowed time. And that farce is beginning to unmask itself. Proverbs 6:16-19 names exactly what we’re watching, seven things God hates, all on full display right now.
The Truth About Your Feelings | Daily Bread
A conversation with a friend I love became the doorway to a truth I didn’t fully understand myself until I took it to God in prayer. We think we know the difference between the devil and God because we were handed a picture as children, an angel on one shoulder, a devil on the other, good feelings and bad feelings marking which one we’ve chosen. But that picture is incomplete, and it left me unable to help my friend see what I was actually trying to say. This post is the tool God gave me instead, a way to finally understand feelings for what they are, where they come from, and how to tell the difference between what is righteous and what only wears righteousness as a costume.
Look Again | The Jesus You May Not Know
The Jesus most people carry in their hearts is not the Jesus who walked Galilee. He is a soft echo, a trimmed down version built for a culture that cannot stomach holiness with teeth. This is the side of Christ the modern church leaves out: angry without sin, confrontational without losing love, forgiving without forgetting. It is time to meet the whole Christ, not the curated one.