Christianity
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@jonathanmccallum
For in Him we live and move and have our being ’ As some of your own poets have said... Acts 17
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cpTAsP1ssY
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@jonathanmccallum
the more i scroll, the less I feel connected. Stop and reply to someone then turn back to what your doing, building and maybe it has absolutely nothing to do with farcaster which might be exactly what you need to be focusing on.
Peace
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@jonathanmccallum
Faith and Reason when we disagree. Reflecting upon my time in life when I have heard people say to me statements or ideologies I disagree with. Also thinking about gratitude and the intent of our heart. When I re-watched this during editing I could sum up this video as a very simple and fairly average approach at this difficult topic.
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@geaux.eth
SHAME OFF YOU
Devotional from Pastor Tim
Guilt whispers, “You messed up.”
Shame declares, “You are a mess up.”
Many of us have lived under the weight of both for so long that they feel familiar—almost spiritual. But they’re not.
Guilt and shame are not God’s tools; they are tactics of the enemy. They don’t come from your Father. They don’t reflect His heart.
God never intended for guilt and shame to motivate you into better behavior.
In fact, they do the opposite. They push you into hiding, performing, pretending. That’s because guilt condemns your actions, while shame attacks your identity.
But here’s the good news: God already dealt with both at the cross.
There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus (Romans 8:1), which means you are fully accepted, completely loved, and totally forgiven.
Your Father doesn’t motivate through fear or shame; He motivates through love.
God isn’t trying to shame you into change. He invites you to trust the change He’s already made.
You’ve been made new, and your identity has radically changed from sinner to saint, from condemned to cleansed, from unworthy to beloved. No matter how you feel, this is the truth.
Shame and guilt may echo in your mind, but they are not coming from God.
When you understand that in Christ you are a new creation, loved beyond measure and fully forgiven, the power of guilt and shame begins to fall away.
You can come out of hiding as you no longer need to be controlled by how you feel or defined by what you’ve done.
The finished work of Jesus has given you a brand-new identity: child of God.
His love frees, empowers, and transforms you.
Let His love be the loudest voice today.
“For the love of Christ controls us, having concluded this, that one died for all, therefore all died.”
2 Corinthians 5:14
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@jonathanmccallum
you can bring interesting perspectives to this forrest / jungle of a place. Actually that is why I'm here reading what people share about daily. Yesterday talking to @chriscocreated was a great reminder of that.
Keep posting what you are interested in and not what others seem to want or engage with most.
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@jonathanmccallum
what small changes would make today if you knew tomorrow would be better (in all aspects) ?
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@jonathanmccallum
Preventing Pushing Away From Faith
Alex Oconnor and Jesus.
Thank you for watching especially if you are seeing this from a different world view or perspective.
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