🔥 SELF-RIGHTEOUSNESS IS NOT SALVATION — JESUS MUST KNOW YOU
Matthew 7:23 gives us a sobering warning from the words of Jesus: “I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity.” These words remind us that Christianity is not merely about knowing the name of Jesus, attending church, or saying that we believe. The Lord desires a genuine relationship with Him that produces a transformed and obedient life.
A person may speak about God, appear religious, and even do things that seem spiritual, yet Jesus teaches that outward profession alone is not enough. What matters is whether our lives are surrendered to God and whether we are walking according to His Word.
From an Oneness Pentecostal perspective, there is one true God, and Jesus Christ is the fullness of God revealed in human flesh. “God was manifest in the flesh” (1 Timothy 3:16). Jesus is not merely a distant Savior; He is the One we are called to know, love, obey, and follow.
The message of the image is therefore a serious ...
🔥 DON’T WASTE THE CHANCE GOD HAS GIVEN YOU 🔥
“People in hell are craving for one last chance, while people on earth are wasting millions of chances.”
This message is a serious reminder about the value of the opportunity we have right now.
The image presents a powerful contrast: people crying out for another opportunity while, on earth, someone is distracted by entertainment, social media, games, worldly pleasures, laziness, and other things that can consume precious time.
Every day we are given opportunities to seek God.
An opportunity to pray.
An opportunity to open the Bible.
An opportunity to repent.
An opportunity to forgive.
An opportunity to turn away from sin.
An opportunity to worship.
An opportunity to hear the Gospel.
An opportunity to surrender our lives to Jesus Christ.
Yet sometimes we spend hours scrolling, playing, entertaining ourselves, and chasing temporary things while giving God only the leftovers of our time.
Life is temporary.
James 4:14 reminds us that our life is like a vapor that appears for a little time and then vanishes away.
That should cause us to examine our priorities.
What are we doing with the time God has given ...