He’s building for the faith full not the perfect
Romans 2:6 (NIV):
“God ‘will repay each person according to what they have done.’”
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Let this be a warning or a motivation.
When someone angers you, forgive them.
If there’s hurt in your heart, release it.
Anything that’s holding you back from God let it go.
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Look at what you’re being promised for eternity:
No bills.
No pain.
No anxiety.
No betrayal.
Just peace.
Just presence.
Just Jesus.
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If you know how good God has been to you…
ask yourself has there ever been a time He wasn’t?
He never promised easy.
But He’s always been good.
He’s always been faithful.
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So remember who you’re doing this for.
You’re not just trying to live better.
You’re trying to get to God.
To dwell in the holiest presence ever.
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No, we’re not perfect.
But this is the time to start holding ourselves accountable.
This is the time to stop saying
“God knows my heart” as an excuse.
This is the time to do better.
To live holier.
To speak softer.
To glow louder.
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And if you’re still here
after the uncomfortable parts?
Welcome, my brother.
Welcome, my sister.
Welcome to Jesus Glow On Me.
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In a world where perfection is often idolized, the truth is that God is not building for the perfect but for those who are faithful. Embracing our imperfections allows us to grow in faith and credibility, as Romans 2:6 reminds us that God will repay each person according to what they have done. This is not merely a message of warning but one of motivation to forgive and release any hurt that may hinder our relationship with Him. It's important to cultivate an attitude of gratitude for the eternal promises we are given—no pain, no anxiety, just peace, and the presence of Jesus. Reflect on how incredibly faithful God has been throughout your life, which can reignite your spiritual fervor. Accountability is key; hence, we must be mindful not to use “God knows my heart” as justification for complacency. Living a holier life requires action, and those who are spiritually hungry for God are invited to dine at His feast, as highlighted in Revelation 19:9. Jesus offers a room in His Father's house that bears your name—a divine invitation to dwell with Him eternally. Through challenges and unease, lean into that invitation, and welcome the transformation He offers. Remember that staying true to your faith amidst struggles invites you to experience a deeper relationship with God, reinforcing that His hands are there to uphold you. As Matthew 15:8 indicates, sincerity in seeking His heart is vital. Reflect on your spiritual journey today and let this be your moment of decision: will you choose to embrace faith over the facade of perfection?
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