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04/09/2026

📖🌱 Discern the times. The fig tree is budding!

📖 Matthew 24:32-33
“Now learn this lesson from the fig tree: As soon as its twigs get tender and its leaves come out, you know that summer is near. Even so, when you see all these things, you know that it is near, right at the door.”

🙏🏼🇮🇱 Pray for the peace of Jerusalem

📖 Psalm 122:6
“Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: “May those who love you be secure.”

👀👆🏼Our hope is not in a president or peace deal, but in the Lord.

‭‭📖 Psalms‬ ‭20‬:‭7‬ ‭
“Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the Lord our God.”

“The Golden Age of the Middle East may sound good to the world, but for those with eyes to see, it is the final chapter before the King of Kings returns!

Maranatha!
Even so, come Lord Jesus.”

04/08/2026

The image points us to the parable in Gospel of Matthew 25:6–10—one of the most sobering warnings given by our Lord Jesus Christ.

“And at midnight there was a cry made, Behold, the bridegroom cometh; go ye out to meet him.” (Matthew 25:6, KJV)

This is not merely a story—it is a prophetic picture of the return of Christ. The ten virgins represent those who profess to wait for Him. They all had lamps. They all appeared ready. But only five were wise.

1. The Difference Between the Wise and Foolish
The wise took oil in their vessels. The foolish did not.

Oil in Scripture often symbolizes the presence and working of the Holy Spirit. The outward lamp (profession) is not enough—there must be inward life (possession).

Truth:
“Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof…” (2 Timothy 3:5)

Many today carry the lamp of false religion, but lack the oil of true salvation.

2. Midnight Represents Urgency

The cry came at midnight—a time of darkness, when men sleep.

We are living in such an hour. Sin abounds. Many are spiritually asleep. Yet suddenly, the call will come:

“Behold, the bridegroom cometh!”

There will be no time to prepare when that cry is heard.

3. No Borrowed Readiness

The foolish said, “Give us of your oil.” But the wise answered, “Not so.”

Salvation cannot be borrowed. You cannot rely on another person’s faith—your parents, your pastor, or your church.

“So then every one of us shall give account of himself to God.” (Romans 14:12)

4. The Door Was Shut

This is the most fearful part:

“And they that were ready went in with him to the marriage: and the door was shut.” (Matthew 25:10)

Once the door is shut, it will not open again.

This echoes the days of Noah—when the ark was closed before judgment fell. Mercy has a window. Grace has a limit.

5. “The Wise Shall Understand”

The wise are those who heed the warning now—not later.

“Wherefore he saith, Awake thou that sleepest, and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give thee light.” (Ephesians 5:14)

Wisdom is not intellect—it is obedience to God.

Final Exhortation

Are you ready for the coming of the Bridegroom?

Not just outwardly—but inwardly?

Do you have oil in your vessel?

04/07/2026

“Not Everyone Is a Child of God”

Have you ever heard this before?
“We are all children of God.”

It sounds comforting.
Inclusive.
Encouraging.

But the real question is—Is it true?

What Scripture Says

In John 1:12:

“To all who received Him…
He gave the right to become children of God.”

Notice that word—become.
Not everyone is.

It’s something given…
to those who receive Jesus.
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A Hard but Honest Truth

Being created by God
doesn’t automatically make you His child.

It means you are His creation—
but sonship is different.

It’s personal.
It’s relational.
It’s received.
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What Jesus Revealed

In John 8:44,
Jesus Christ spoke to religious people and said:

“You are of your father the devil.”

They were not atheists.
They were not careless.

They were religious.
But they rejected Him.

Which shows us:
Religion doesn’t make you a child of God.
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The Real Requirement

In John 3:3, Jesus says:

“You must be born again.”

Not improved.
Not adjusted.
Not just “better.”

Born again.

A new heart.
A new life.
A real transformation.
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What Jesus Made Possible

Through the cross and resurrection—
you’re not just forgiven.

You’re invited.

In Galatians 3:26:

“You are all sons of God through faith in Christ Jesus.”

And in Romans 8:15:

“You have received the Spirit of adoption…”

Adoption means this:
You weren’t in the family—but now you are.
Not by effort.
By grace.
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A Simple Picture

A door is open.
Not everyone is inside—
but everyone is invited.

And the only way in
is through Jesus.
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Why This Matters

This truth isn’t meant to push people away—
it’s meant to point them to the way in.

Because the Gospel isn’t:

“You’re already in.”

It’s: “You’re invited in.”
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Questions to Reflect On

• Have I truly received Jesus—or just known about Him?
• Am I relying on religion—or relationship?
• Have I been born again?
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Today’s Reminder

Your greatest identity
is not what you call yourself
but what God calls you.
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Final Thought

Not everyone is a child of God
but anyone can become one.

Not by striving.
Not by pretending.
But by trusting Jesus.

And there is no greater identity
than being called
a child of God.

04/03/2026

This is what happens when truth stands in front of a crowd… and the crowd chooses wrong.

Matthew 27:15–21 shows the moment Pilate gives them a choice.

Jesus… or Barabbas.

One is innocent.
One is guilty.
One heals, restores, speaks truth.
The other is known for violence and rebellion.

And the crowd chooses.

Barabbas.

Let that sink in.

They didn’t choose by accident.
They didn’t choose because they didn’t know.

They chose what they wanted.

They chose what matched their desires.
They chose what fit their expectations.
They chose what the voices around them were shouting.

And they rejected Jesus.

Not because He wasn’t right.
But because He didn’t fit what they wanted.

And this is still happening.

Truth stands right in front of people…
and they still choose something else.

Not because it’s better.
Not because it’s right.

Because it’s easier.
Because it’s louder.
Because it costs less.

But don’t miss this part.

Their choice didn’t stop the mission.

It fulfilled it.

Because even when they chose Barabbas…
Jesus still went to the cross.

He knew His mission.
And He did it for us.

So this moment isn’t just about them.

It’s about every choice.

Because everyone gets the same question in different ways.

Truth… or something else.

And what you choose… matters.

Gospel