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WHY ARE SINNERS RICHER THAN BELIEVERS? I WILL TELL YOU THE BITTER TRUTH TODAY
I have watched it with my own eyes.
A man that does not pray, does not fast, does not even go to church , he builds 3 houses in one year.
But a brother praying every midnight is still struggling to pay house rent.
I asked God, WHY?
And God opened my eyes to 5 secrets that many Christians don't know.
1. NOT ALL RICHES IS BLESSING, SOME IS BAIT
The devil can give you money to keep you away from God. That is not blessing, that is trap. Matthew 4:8-9 The devil showed Jesus all the riches and said worship me.
2. SINNERS USE WICKED STRATEGY THAT BELIEVERS REFUSE TO USE
They can lie, cheat, inflate price, sleep with someone, do rituals, sell their soul. A believer says NO. So it looks like they are faster, but their foundation is sand.
3. BELIEVERS ARE TRAINED BEFORE THEY ARE TRUSTED
God does not give you a car before you learn to drive. Many believers are in God's training school. God is teaching you management, contentment, faithfulness with small. Sinners have no training, they just rush.
4. THEIR MONEY HAS NO PEACE INSIDE
Go and check that rich sinner at 2am, he is not sleeping. BP drugs on his table, fear everywhere, no peace. Psalm 73:3-19 , Asaph almost fell until he saw their END.
5. GOD MEASURES RICHES DIFFERENTLY
Sinners count money. God counts soul, peace, health, name, eternity. What is the use to gain the whole world and lose your soul?
HEAR ME TODAY:
Don't envy a man whose ladder is leaning on the wrong wall. He will climb fast but he will fall suddenly.
Your time is coming. Your God does not forget labour. Your little with God is better than their plenty with sorrow.
Proverbs 10:22 says The blessing of the Lord maketh rich and addeth no sorrow with it.
STOP COMPARING. START BUILDING.
Your blessing has no sorrow attached.
If this message is for you, sa¶!y: My blessing with no sorrow is coming.
Sh∆!are this, deliver someone from envy.
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Hey @GrindSimmons94,
I know it's football. I know it's a business. I know this happens. I know all of those things, and none of them make me feel better.
I don't know you personally. I just watched and cheered for a young man who grew up in front of my eyes, started a family here, and became a football superstar here. I can't recall ever having so much feeling tied to a single player, and we've had really, really great players play for us. This is different. This one hurts. This one is like losing family.
You gave me hope, let me feel pride in this team, and kept me wanting to show up. I know they saw capital and future picks, but every now and then a player comes along who outgrows the business and becomes something more for the team and for the fans. Jeffrey Simmons ascended beyond the field, and he will never be replaced or forgotten.
Thank you, man. From someone you don't know, but who you made a real impact on.
Thank you.
#TitanUp
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🚨BREAKING: Mamdani is furious that Jesus lit up the massive billboards in Times Square as thousands gathered to witness it in the heart of NYC.
Maybe New York isn’t lost after all.
The mainstream media censored this... Let's make it go viral!
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The sound of Northern Nigerian Christian’s worshiping Jesus through the murderous persecution.
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Bro, you know what shook me when I was Muslim?
Psalm 22. It is A song written by King David a thousand years before Jesus.
It opens: “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” Of course, these are the exact words Jesus cried from the cross.
But it keeps going, and it describes a scene David never lived:
“They have pierced my hands and my feet.”
“All my bones are out of joint.”
“I can count all my bones - people stare and gloat over me.”
“They divide my garments among them and cast lots for my clothing.”
We know that David was never crucified. Crucifixion didn’t even exist in David’s time. It wouldn’t be invented for centuries.
So how does a man describe such a specific death by piercing hands and feet, and soldiers gambling for his clothes, a thousand years before it happened to Jesus exactly as written?
This was basically a photograph taken a thousand years early. Pierced hands and feet. Gambling for the garments. Mocking crowds. Bones out of joint from hanging.
Every detail, at the foot of the cross, fulfilled.
Islam told me to doubt the crucifixion. Yet, David described it in HD ten centuries before it happened.
The Quran can’t erase an event that was prophesied in that much detail!
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Translation:
"About this time lived Jesus, a wise man, if one ought to call him a man. He did surprising deeds, taught those accepting truth gladly, and won many Jews and Greeks. He was the Christ. Pilate crucified him on charges from our leaders; his first lovers did not stop. He appeared to them alive on the third day, as divine prophets foretold these and myriad wonders about him. The Christian tribe named from him has not vanished to this day."
Written account of Jesus rising from the dead identified in 2,000-year-old manuscript, study suggests trib.al/XFIwGJj
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How do you get closer to God when you feel absolutely nothing?
Most people assume closeness to God is supposed to feel like something. Warmth in your chest. Tears in worship. A sense that He’s right there in the room. So when you pray and the room stays quiet, when you open your Bible and the words just sit on the page, the conclusion comes fast: something is wrong with me, or He’s gone. Neither is true. But almost nobody tells you that, so people quietly drift away during the exact season God is doing some of His deepest work in them.
Look at who felt this before you. David wrote, “How long, O Lord? Will you forget me forever? How long will you hide your face from me?” Psalm 13:1. That’s not a backslider talking. That’s a man God called a man after His own heart. Jesus Himself, on the cross, prayed the words of Psalm 22:1: “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” Feeling far from God is not proof that you are far from God. It is one of the most human experiences in the entire Bible.
And notice where God actually showed up for Elijah. Not in the wind that broke the rocks. Not in the earthquake. Not in the fire. After all of that came a low whisper, 1 Kings 19:11-12. Sometimes the reason we feel nothing is that we’re waiting for the earthquake, and God is speaking in the whisper.
So here’s the honest answer: you get closer to God the same way you get closer to anyone. You keep showing up when it isn’t exciting. “Draw near to God, and he will draw near to you,” James 4:8. The promise isn’t that you’ll feel Him draw near. It’s that He will. Your feelings are weather. His faithfulness is the climate. “His mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning,” Lamentations 3:22-23.
Try this tonight. Don’t perform. Don’t try to manufacture a feeling. Sit down, open to one psalm, read it slowly, and then tell God the truth: “I don’t feel You right now, but I’m here.” That sentence is not weak faith. That is faith in its purest form, trust with nothing propping it up.
You may feel nothing tonight. Come back tomorrow anyway. One day you’ll look back on this quiet stretch and realize He never left the room. He was teaching you to love Him for who He is, not for how He makes you feel.
