I Saw the light
It’s pride month. I don’t love it but I do love my Lord so I’ll fix my eyes on Him. I was always taught that the rainbow was a sign of God’s promises.. and I will stand by it.
Do you want to know why Christians are looked at as hateful people? because they are some that gives Christianity a bad name.
Do you want to know why Christian’s get called “you’re one of those people” We don’t do a good job of imitating Christ, We leave our fruitfulness behind and start speaking like our flesh.
Do you want to know why Christians are silenced? Because we are speaking the truth and Christ is truth; before Christ comes again, people will exchange truth for the lies. When we speak truth, we are to do it in grace and Love and to pray for them.
Some things are not worth it. We are not to fight people on their beliefs and etc.. the Apostle Paul said that we are not fight against flesh and blood but against the evil one(Satan) and our own flesh.
Another thing is you don’t always have to comment on things. Yes, we are God’s messenger but just like the book of Ecclesiastes says “there is a time to speak and a time to be silent.”
My sister and brother in Christ, don’t just read part of the Bible.. read the whole Bible. My sisters and brothers in Christ, stop leaving your fruitfulness behind. We all have different spiritual gifts and some of us are not good at sharing the gospel but we can share it in a different way.
Remember! It’s Christ that has power to save. There is power in the blood. And if they don’t want to hear it or believe.. pray for them and go to the next person.
This month is Pride Month, a time for celebration and awareness regarding LGBTQ+ issues. It's an opportunity for individuals, including Christians, to reflect on how they approach conversations about faith and love. In many religious circles, the discussion often centers around the interpretation of Biblical teachings regarding sexuality. However, it's crucial to remember the core of Christian faith: love and grace. As Christians navigate through their beliefs during Pride Month, many find themselves at a crossroads between upholding their religious values and showing compassion to others. The rainbow, a symbol associated with this month, represents promises in the Bible and can also serve as a reminder of the call to love one another. It's essential to engage in discussions that promote understanding rather than division. While some Christians might feel uncomfortable with certain aspects of the LGBTQ+ community, it is vital that the conversation remains rooted in love. Talking about Jesus and His teachings can provide a solid foundation for being expressive and understanding at the same time. Additionally, each person's spiritual journey is unique. Some may find sharing their beliefs daunting, while others may express their faith through actions of kindness and acceptance. Understanding that there is power in love and prayer could be the way to bridge gaps between differing viewpoints. As the dialogue continues, remember to reflect on both the truth of the Gospel and the importance of community, striving for a balance in advocacy and acceptance.
