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Yeah, I was massively excited to hear Kid Rock was saved. Then I watched the music video from his new album.
Women in scantily clad outfits, its set in a bar with drinking. Then heard Eminem is on the album, who I used to be a fan of before coming to Christ. Nothing has ever been said of him having Christian values or coming to God.
Kid Rocks merch puts his name over Gods, he sells a flask with scripture on it that promotes drinking.
Felt super off.
Thought maybe he's Christian with a long way to grow, conviction doesn't happen overnight.
With this, maybe I was wrong and it's just more cultural Christianity and because Trump is president artists and actors are just using Christianity to be popular and will go right back to LGBT leftist stuff when a Democrat gets in.
🚨 WARNING: THE RISE OF A COUNTERFEIT AMERICAN JESUS
Kid Rock's newly released Christian-themed album, "Halfway 2 Jesus," is sparking serious concerns about a watered-down Gospel that celebrates Jesus without emphasizing repentance, salvation, or a transformed life!
In a recent interview, Kid Rock made the stunning admission, "I didn't get saved. I'm still Kid Rock," adding that he has always felt right with God.
But this raises a much larger question: Have we created an American version of Jesus who accepts our lifestyles without requiring us to surrender our lives?
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#KidRock #BiblicalTruth #ChristianDiscernment #Repentance #Anotherjesus #eminem #lilwayne #fallingaway
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A generation walking by sight. A church that doesn't know its Bible. Hatred for Israel is rising and almost none of the comments cite scripture.
Get back in your Bible.
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*THE SUN WAS DARKENED. AN EMPEROR TREMBLED. AND A MAN FROM HEAVEN DIED.*
Nearly 2,000 years ago, during the very years in which Jesus Christ was crucified, something extraordinary was recorded in the imperial chronicles of China.
In AD 31, under Emperor Guangwu of the Han dynasty, the sun was eclipsed.
The ancient Chinese record declares:
“In the day of Gui Hai, the last day of the month, there was a solar eclipse. [The emperor] avoided the Throne Room, suspended all military activities and did not handle official business for five days.”
— History of the Later Han Dynasty, Chronicles of Emperor Guangwu, Year 7.
Imagine the scene.
The emperor of one of the greatest civilizations on earth, surrounded by his armies, ministers, and imperial splendour, was so shaken by the darkening of the heavens that he withdrew from his throne room.
For FIVE DAYS, the affairs of his empire were suspended.
He trembled before Heaven, confessing his own unworthiness.
Then came an astonishing imperial proclamation:
“Yin and Yang have mistakenly switched, and the sun and moon were eclipsed. The sins of all the people are now on one man. Pardon is proclaimed to all under heaven.”
— History of the Later Han Dynasty, Vol. 1.
Read those words again.
*The sins of all the people are now on one man.*
*Pardon is proclaimed to all under heaven.*
And there is something still more extraordinary.
An ancient omen text preserved in the Chinese historical commentary contains these amazing words:
“Eclipse on the day of Gui Hai, Man from Heaven died”.
— History of the Later Han, Astronomical Annals, No. 18.
Now turn your thoughts from China to Jerusalem.
There hangs the Lord Jesus Christ, the eternal Son of God, crucified beneath a darkened heaven.
From the sixth hour until the ninth, darkness covered the land.
The earth shook. The rocks were rent. The veil of the temple was torn in two.
And there, upon that accursed tree, the sins of God's elect were laid upon ONE MAN.
Not an earthly emperor trembling beneath Heaven's judgment, but the King of kings bearing divine judgment in the place of His people.
Not an imperial pardon issued by a frightened ruler, but everlasting forgiveness purchased by the precious blood of Christ.
What extraordinary words to find in the chronicles of ancient China during the very generation of the crucifixion!
Consider the sovereign providence of God.
He who appointed the hour of Christ's death also governs the sun, moon, and stars. Not one heavenly body moves without His decree. Not one emperor reigns independently of His will.
While the kings of the earth trembled beneath the heavens, the Lord of heaven and earth was accomplishing the redemption of His Church.
And the pardon purchased at Calvary would eventually be proclaimed throughout the nations, even to the distant shores of China.
*“The LORD hath laid on him the iniquity of us all.” — Isaiah 53:6.*
The heavens declare the glory of God.
And history itself unfolds according to His eternal decree.
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Her surviving was a mercy of God and I pray she comes to repentance!
🚨BREAKING- CHRISTA PIKE BREAKS HER SILENCE AFTER SURVIVING HER EXECUTION
October 30, 2026 — Christa Pike’s statement, dictated to her legal team:
“One month ago on September 30, I walked into the execution chamber at Riverbend men’s prison prepared to die.
I had made my peace. I had told the people who loved me, supported me and stood by me through the years I was grateful for them. I had also told the people in the room and who were there to witness my execution that I was leaving them in loving kindness.
Several days later I woke up alone in a hospital confused and in pain. There hasn’t been a moment since that night when I haven’t been in pain. My body hurts. My arms hurt. My hands hurt. My throat hurts. I still struggle to speak. And the pain isn’t just physical. There is pain in my mind and in my soul.
I had not contemplated life beyond that night, and I’m deeply hurt by the incompetence that has put so many people in this terrible position. I continue to think about my victim’s family and the terrible pain and loss they have endured.
I am recovering, and I know that I am getting stronger. But healing is not the same as being okay.
Since that night, I have been largely isolated in the prison’s medical ward, away from other people and the human connections that mean so much to me. That isolation brings its own kind of pain. I spent 28 years in solitary confinement and much of what I am experiencing today is a repeat of that condition.
I am searching for meaning in what happened to me. One thing that has given me strength is the extraordinary love and support I have received from people around the world. I am overwhelmed by the kindness and prayers of people I have known for years and complete strangers who have never met me.
To know that so many people care about me, that they see me as a human being whose life matters, is something I cannot fully put into words. It is humbling, and it has touched me more deeply than I can explain.
I also want to thank the first responders, doctors, nurses and everyone at the hospital who cared for me. They treated me with compassion, dignity and respect. I will never forget their kindness. I also want to thank my attorneys and everyone who has fought for me, stood beside me and refused to give up on me.
I don’t know why I survived that night. I don’t know what comes next. Some days, finding hope is harder than others. For now, I am trying to heal, one day at a time. And I am holding on to the love and kindness of so many people who have reminded me that I am not alone.”
So, @naaneofthestick created the most cuteness aggression inducing character for a channel mascot that I've ever seen.
Can not wait to show her off to everyone!
So, here's the thing.
There is no record of this law ever being ACTUALLY carried out.
One thing that needs to be remembered, the price of sin is death. This is why God gave these laws and why substitutionary sacrifices were made to cleanse of sin to remind how God feels about sin and it's requirements.
Today, reading this is VERY convicting for Christians.
You can see "I deserved this punishment." and be glad that Jesus took that punishment for you, being your substitutionary sacrifice instead.
If this does happen, it'd be really interesting in regards to Biblical symbolism.
The east typically meant wandering from God and distance from God. So, with the temple facing East instead of West, it would be very symbolic of the temple being made while their hearts are away from the Lord. Not to mention 3 1/2 years into it the Beast declaring the temple his own.
Israel will build a temple on the Temple Mount, facing east, aligned with the Golden Gate and the Mount of Olives. The Dome of the Rock and Al Aqsa don’t need to move… six Herod’s temple’s could easily fit in the area marked. The Bible says the next one is built without courts…
Revelation 11:1-2
1 Then I was given a measuring rod like a staff, and I was told, “Rise and measure the temple of God and the altar and those who worship there,
2 but do not measure the court outside the temple; leave that out, for it is given over to the nations, and they will trample the holy city for forty-two months.
Look. None of us are perfect.
Was @darlingstrawbie wrong for how she handled this? 100%.
This was a situation where she felt personally wronged and should have handled it in private, especially when all of her evidence was circumstantial. Ember should have been given the chance to publicly reveal he was a man.
But here's the thing.
He never hid he used a voice changer, you can automatically make assumptions off of that. He never hid that he wrote adult leaning horror.
Also, he's not Christian and Christian standards don't apply to him.
But, this being said, we screw up. Being a Christian does NOT make you perfect. We all still struggle with pride, anger, lust, envy, etc. it's only that we are forgiven of these things.
Should we strive to be perfect as God is? 100%.
This is why we SHOULD hold each other accountable. When something is made public like this, we unfortunately are required to do so publicly and not in secret as some believe so that everyone knows we're not standing for sinful behaviors.
The best option for Strawb is to simply apologize and admit she didn't handle this situation well. There were other Christians I wont name that also made this situation worse by engaging in vulgar conversations with Ember in private and encouraging it. A clear line was not drawn that they were not comfortable with the jokes Ember was doing and it should have been instead of encouraged. If this was done, the harsh feelings later of the revelation he was actually a man would not have been as severe.
Look. God does not call us to righteousness or declare things sin because He is some dictator. Sin causes visible harm in our lives. He does it because He loves us and has set boundaries to reduce the stress and pain we go through.
My prayer is with this situation, those involved reflect on what they did wrong, what they could have done differently, apologize where needed, and attempt to do better.
This situation damages the testimony of Christians in this space because Christians have been acting like the world, not separate from it. Why would Ember or anyone else look at this situation and ever desire to come to Christ if this is what the Christian community does?
At the very least we need to hold ourselves and each other accountable. Not to be puritan or demand perfection, but to reduce the damage when we try to give the gospel to others so they want what we should have, a relationship with Jesus.
Well...here's the thing, that's not the argument being made.
It's just that they don't have to be strictly lawful good. Lawful evil is an option as well.
Consider this, a Paladin comes across a situation where a thief stole a loaf of bread. A lawful good Paladin could capture them, tell them this was wrong, and discover that they and their family were starving and needed food and help them with their situation.
Lawful evil Paladin would function by the letter of the law and instantly chop off the thieves hands, not caring about his excuse for why he committed a crime. Simply no mercy.
A more neutral Paladin could mix these two options, have empathy for the thief, turn him into the authorities while providing for the thieves family so they don't starve, yet justice is done, balancing it with mercy.
The reason we tithe is it is an acknowledgement that everything we get, we get from God.
He is the one that sustains us.
Our churches are where we are fed spiritually, so tithing to help keep them going is worth it.
I’ve always found it interesting how a common critique of Christianity is that it encourages the poor to donate.
While this is a valid critique in the case of Prosperity Gospel (which is an absolute scam), it is an underrated way of getting even the most impoverished people to contribute to a shared social organization, which helps to prevent them from devolving into a dog-eat-dog mentality which assists in social development in areas where a functioning State is absent.
Thus, it is an inherent good!
Yes. Been noticing this. However, we have to maintain a balance.
Be clear on what sin is, call to repentance, but also understand those who are not of Christ are blind. You can't force them into being good.
When you point out sin, use the 10 Commandments and how we fail them as humans. Give the gospel.
Revealing a non Christians sin means nothing if you don't tell them what they're being saved from.
When you call out sin of Christians, do it not because you expect perfection "Because God said so."
Sin causes damage and pain. God declares things sinful so we aren't harming each other or ourselves. Christians not refraining from sinful behaviors and not even calling it sin recently damaged the Christian vtubing space. Some are mad at me for saying what they did was wrong openly and publicly because so many don't even acknowledge what was done was sinful and create excuse.
At the end of the day, sin damages our own walk with God. When calling it out, always have the heart of restoring the others relationship with Him.
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This is phase II of a protocol called Operation Dragon Covenant by the way.
All is delusion.
Continue The Cause.
BREAKING: The U.S. Army announced that is now training soldiers in North Carolina to dig mass battlefield graves for American troops for the first time in decades, rehearsing how to handle mass casualties as Trump's war on Iran is near. The Army says it hasn't needed to do this on a large scale since the Korean War.
I argue that this isn't quite accurate.
True love of Christ inspires change and attempting to be obedient.
None of us ever truly are obedient.
From experience, the more you fight trying to get rid of sinful habits alone, the worse they get.
You have to let God work in you and let Him change you as you grow closer to Him.
You must acknowledge God declares something is sinful.
You can disagree and wrestle with God, Jacob did.
But seek to submit to His will.
I've had moments where I didn't see something as sinful, but I could see His word said it was. So, I asked Him for understanding. Gave my reasons why I didn't get why it was sinful.
It took time, but eventually my heart changed. Not because I forced it. He gave me understanding I simply didn't have before.
