TONIGHT 8:30 pm CST
Live with @drkellyvictory for an inspiring discussion on the upcoming disease X and the courage it takes to be on the #rightsideofhistory
https://rumble.com/v4re5u3-clear-thinking-about-the-disease-x-deception-with-dr.-kelly-victory.html

They never hid their plan. This is the conspiracy you never knew. https://rumble.com/v4s0lci-the-hebrew-talisman-the-rothschilds-200-year-plan-for-israel-that-you-never.html

Live tonight at 8:00 pm with Pastor DOUG GILES! https://rumble.com/v4uie4b-from-exorcism-to-post-millennialism...-a-timely-discussion-with-pastor-doug.html

This Memorial Day, be inspired by a heroic story you have probably never heard before, the amazing story of Air Force combat controller, John Chapman. https://rumble.com/v4xsbvk-memorial-day-special-john-chapman-and-the-battle-of-takur-ghar.html

Fmr Navy Seal Matt Bracken joins Alex Jones live to discuss how Oct. 7 was a Green Flag Operation and the not so secret plan to resettle Palestinians into the United States.

https://rumble.com/v4y4s1q-a-green-flag-operation-to-force-all-gazan-survivors-onto-us-ships.html

Make life beautiful today.

Don’t click this link. https://rumble.com/v501sz9-perspectives-worth-hearing-e.-michael-jones-on-the-holocaust-narrative.html

Our politicians could have built us 10,000 border walls if they actually wanted to. Check this out!

He’s Baaaack! Capt Seth Keshel @SKeshel joins Jeremy Slayden for an update on the State of affairs in the USA - Sunday at 4:00 pm right here:

https://rumble.com/v58n52l-hes-baaaack-captain-seth-keshel-returns-with-a-national-election-update.html

Don’t lose heart!!

Amen! Thank you Jesus.

Verses 24-25 have always given me motivation to encourage others and meet together with friends in the faith.

Verses 26-27 (red underlined) might be the scariest verses in the Bible. How many times have I knowingly, willfully sinned even though I had knowledge of the truth?? WHAT could this mean for me??

I turned to Matthew Henry’s commentary for insight:

“The author of Hebrews is here describing the sin of apostasy. This is sinning wilfully after we have received the knowledge of the truth, sinning wilfully against that truth of which we have had convincing evidence. This text has been the occasion of great distress to some gracious souls they have been ready to conclude that every wilful sin, after conviction and against knowledge, is the unpardonable sin: but this has been their infirmity and error. The sin here mentioned is a total and final apostasy, when men with a full and fixed will and resolution despise and reject Christ, the only Saviour,—despise and resist the Spirit, the only sanctifier,—and despise and renounce the gospel, the only way of salvation, and the words of eternal life and all this after they have known, owned, and professed, the Christian religion, and continue to do so obstinately and maliciously. This is the great transgression.”

Faith is a big deal in Gods eyes.

“Faith demonstrates to the eye of the mind the reality of those things that cannot be discerned by the eye of the body.” - Matthew Henry

Even Paul, Gods chosen instrument to minister to the Gentiles, dealt with serious fear and weakness at times. Fear is not a sign that God isn’t calling you or cannot use you. In fact, it may be in the humility to acknowledge your own weakness where the Holy Spirit can take the reigns for you.

How often do we confuse talent and eloquence with the power of the Holy Spirit?

Matthew Henry on the Beatitudes (1714):
This sermon by Jesus is designed to rectify the ruinous mistakes of a blind and carnal world. The general opinion is, Blessed are they that are rich, and great, and honourable in the world they spend their days in mirth, and their years in pleasure they eat the fat, and drink the sweet, and carry all before them with a high hand - those are the blessed.

Now our Lord Jesus comes to correct this fundamental error, to advance a new hypothesis, and to give us quite another notion of blessedness and blessed people, which, however paradoxical it may appear to those who are prejudiced, yet is in itself, and appears to be to all who are savingly enlightened, a rule and doctrine of eternal truth and certainty, by which we must shortly be judged. If this, therefore, be the beginning of Christ’s doctrine, the beginning of a Christian’s practice must be to take his measures of happiness from those maxims, and to direct his pursuits accordingly.