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enbymurderhusbands · 10 months

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i went to church for a good amount of my childhood yet i am learning more about god and the bible from good omens fanfiction than i ever learned from church and the actual bible…

to be fair i mostly just hung out with my friends and sang the fun songs and babysat toddlers bc they’re adorable but like. i still *went* to church.

#good omens #good omens fanfiction #ao3 #god #church #jesus #crowley #raphael #archangel raphael #archangel gabriel #archangel uriel #archangel michael #archangel lucifer #aziraphale #a z fell #archangel the silly one i forget him name #bible studies #LOL

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pauls-bouticake · 1 year

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#markiplier #marmiplier imagine #markiplier x reader #lovecore #love4ever #classic hip hop #alternate universe theory #bible studies #Alex? Carrie?

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hopethroughscriptureministries · 14 days

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The Power of Forgiveness:

Healing Hearts, Restoring Lives

Introduction: Join us on a profound journey through the transformative power of forgiveness as we explore the profound impact of extending grace and mercy to others. Discover with us the freedom and healing that comes from releasing bitterness and embracing the liberating gift of forgiveness.

Scripture Passage: Colossians 3:13 (NIV) Cross References: Matthew 6:14-15, Ephesians 4:31-32, Luke 23:34

Commentary: In Colossians 3, Paul encourages believers to bear with each other and forgive one another if any of them has a grievance against someone. He emphasizes the importance of forgiveness as an essential aspect of Christian living, mirroring the forgiveness we have received from Christ.

In Matthew 6, Jesus teaches his disciples about forgiveness as part of the Lord's Prayer, emphasizing the reciprocal nature of forgiveness and the importance of forgiving others in order to receive forgiveness from God.

Ephesians 4 admonishes believers to get rid of all bitterness, rage, anger, harsh words, and slander, and to instead be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as God forgave us in Christ.

In Luke 23, even in the midst of his crucifixion, Jesus extends forgiveness to those who crucified him, saying, "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing." His example serves as a powerful reminder of the transformative power of forgiveness.

Application Questions:

How does holding onto unforgiveness affect your relationship with God and others?

In what ways has extending forgiveness brought healing and restoration in your life?

What steps can you take to cultivate a spirit of forgiveness in your heart?

How does the example of Christ's forgiveness inspire you to extend grace and mercy to others?

Prayer: Heavenly Father, grant us the strength and grace to extend forgiveness to those who have wronged us, following the example of your Son, Jesus Christ. Soften our hearts and heal our wounds, that we may experience the freedom and joy that comes from releasing bitterness and embracing forgiveness. Help us to walk in love and reconciliation, as ambassadors of your grace in a broken world. Amen.

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asisansell · 3 months

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𝗣𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗱 𝘄𝗵𝗼𝗿𝗲

#dream daddy #joseph christiansen #dream daddy joseph #apocalypse #bible studies #cross dressing

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ursulakleguin-stan · 5 months

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unironically I think because I was raised so atheist I'm reading the bible like it's a book I've seen some really loose adaptation of like "oh shit the next chapter's about king David I hear this guys pog I'm so hyped" though I will probably be let down :/

#bible studies

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rainy-thoughts-for-a-rainy-day · 10 months

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Riding my mountain bike on sand is like Netflix with animated series, it never goes anywhere, just kicks up dust and annoys people

#nerflix #midnight gospel #r/196 #thoughts #my mom shot my dog #life laugh kill the rich #what the fuck is that a soicectica #shitpost #Jewish?#bible studies #children of Jesus #kumbaya #ma lord #crack #Cochin #sneef snort #what the fuck is up kyle #I put my dick in a bag of Doritos

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deborahhbateman · 1 year

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Daily Bible Reading "Give to Caesar that which is Caesar’s" (Matthew 22:15-22)

Give to Caesar that which is Caesar’s Today’s Daily Bible Reading is from Matthew 22:15-22. In this Scripture the Pharisees were questioning Jesus hoping He would give them an answer that would turn into an accusation against him. They asked him, “Is it lawful to give tribute unto Caesar, or not?” Jesus caught onto what they were trying to do and asked them why they were tempting Him. In Roman…

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#Bible #Bible Journaling #Bible Studies #Bible Study #Christian Books and Bible Studies #Daily Devotional #Daily-Bible-Reading #Deborah H. Bateman #Devotions #Give to Caesar that which is Caesar’s #King James Bible Study #Matthew 22:15-22 #Online Bible Study #Scripture Memorization

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rawro · 2 years

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#bible #ezekial #catholic #christian #bible studies #bible discussion and study meeting

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caffeinesam · 1 year

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academic circles mostly agreed after looking at the body of evidence that Lot's wife was a basic bitch, and her transformation into a salt statue is the core of her written tale, hence we can infer that the action of looking back at Sodom and Gomorrha was acidic

since not everyone was a basic bitch we can also conclude that most of Lot's family was pickled

#bible studies #chemistry #salt #acid #base #sodom #gomorrha #smite #old testament #your average tribulations

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raz-b-rose · 1 year

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Hey would anyone be interested in joining my Christian woman's discord server? If so feel free to DM me for a link!

#raz thoughts #want to create a space for encouragement and growth #unlike the last server i tried to join #prayer requests #bible studies #and other interests like food and music!#also want to get to know some of you Christian ladies better

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ephemeratea · 1 year

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It’s strange how, as a lapsed Catholic, I’m far more interested in Bible studies now than I ever was when I attended church. Of course, I say Bible studies and most people immediately think of the Protestant mega-church type of Bible studies, where one memorizes the lines they want to use out of context in order to make an argument that is frequently based on hate and isn’t Christian at all. At least, when I mention studying the Bible to someone of a secular vein, this is what they mention.

More than anything else, I’m interested in history. In the stories that are more mythological than historical, where did these stories come from? And since most of them are based on oral traditions (including the Gospels), when were they written down? By whom? And for what reason? There are some really fascinating theories floating around, especially regarding the Pentateuch/Torah. I just ordered a book called Genesis and the Moses Story by Konrad Schmid, a German professor of the Hebrew Bible, which is about how the stories of the patriarchs and Moses may actually be two entirely separate traditions that were kind of lumped together by priests after the Babylonian exile? Sounds fascinating and I’m interested to see what evidence he presents.

I say that I was raised Catholic, which, like when saying I’m interested in Bible studies, brings a certain image to mind. It’s not totally wrong. Catholic Guilt TM is 100% a real thing and something I’ve never been able to entirely shake. I had moments as a teenager when I thought I should become a nun but in reality I’m just Aro/Ace and at the time I had no real way of verbalizing that, even to myself. But I didn’t have the conservative Catholic upbringing a lot of people imagine. My father was a religion teacher…specifically, Bible studies. But he believed in literary critique and history and science and archeological evidence (with a Master’s degree to prove it). Let’s just say, that while he’s disappointed I’m lapsed, he understands a lot of it is because of my gender (my dad is the most feminist person I know), but he’s thrilled I’ve developed an interest in his area of study. He gave me his grad school bible, which is now one of my most prized possessions. Especially since it’s one of the best translations used by scholars today. (But also, it was my dad’s and meant a lot to him.)

I don’t know how to describe my current belief system. I think many religious beliefs are impositions created by men to rule over and even oppress the masses. But there are deep truths that can make a difference in the lives of…everyone. I still try to live my life based on the Beatitudes, although I frequently fail. I’m not sure where I’m ultimately going with this thought, except, perhaps to note that this is a rather lonely pursuit since I don’t also attend a church, and I’m not sure what to do about this.

#bible #bible studies #agnostic #catholic #former catholic #lapsed catholic #moses and the genesis story #history #literary criticism #literary critique #i don’t know what i believe any more

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elikittim · 2 years

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The Little Book of Revelation - Look Inside ⤵️⤵️⤵️

https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Little_Book_of_Revelation.html?id=8FYsbxHqrB4C&printsec=frontcover&source=gb_mobile_entity&hl=en&newbks=1&newbks_redir=0&gboemv=1&gl=US#v=onepage&q&f=false

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hopethroughscriptureministries · 14 days

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Daily Scripture Text:

"Consider the lilies how they grow: they toil not, they spin not; and yet I say unto you, that Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these." - Luke 12:27 (King James Version)

Reflection: Luke 12:27, in the timeless beauty of the King James Version, beckons us to ponder the majesty of nature's simplicity. It paints a vivid picture of lilies, untouched by human toil, yet adorned with a splendor surpassing even the opulence of Solomon. This verse invites us to pause amidst life's frenetic pace and marvel at the divine craftsmanship evident in every petal and stem. It's a gentle reminder that true magnificence often lies in the quiet elegance of God's creation.

Questions:

How does this verse inspire you to embrace the serene beauty of nature?

In what ways can you incorporate moments of reflection and appreciation for God's creation into your daily routine?

What lessons can you glean from the lilies about trusting in God's provision and sovereignty?

Prayer: Heavenly Father, we thank you for the exquisite simplicity displayed in the lilies of the field, a testament to your unmatched creativity and care. As we meditate on Luke 12:27, may we find solace in the tranquility of nature and draw closer to you in awe and reverence. Teach us to trust in your unfailing provision, knowing that just as you clothe the lilies, you will also attend to our every need. May our hearts overflow with gratitude for the wonders of your creation, guiding us to steward it with love and diligence. In the name of Jesus, we pray. Amen.

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politeanarchy · 2 years

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#new zealand #books #bible studies #not Good Omens but has sort of the same flavor

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freebiblestudies · 4 days

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Lesson 042: Nothing Stays Hidden Forever

Genesis 42:21 - Then they said to one another, “We are truly guilty concerning our brother, for we saw the anguish of his soul when he pleaded with us, and we would not hear; therefore this distress has come upon us.”

Joseph’s ten older brothers came down to Egypt to buy grain due to famine. They came to Joseph, but they did not recognize him. Joseph treated them harshly in order to test their characters. He even threw them in prison for three days under the pretense that they were spies. While reflecting upon their predicament in prison, Joseph’s brothers came to believe that they were being punished for their past sin. They believed they were finally being punished for what they did to Joseph all those years ago.

Let’s read together Exodus 2:8-14; 2 Samuel 12:5-12; and Acts 5:1-11.

What do Joseph’s brothers have in common with Moses, David, Ananias and Sapphira? They all committed sins they thought would never come to light. Moses killed an Egyptian. David committed adultery, then murder to try to cover up his original sin. Ananias and Sapphira lied about how much they sold their property for. Ananias and Sapphira wanted to seem pious and self-sacrificing to others, but they also wanted to make a small profit for themselves. Joseph’s brothers were cruel to Joseph and sold him into slavery.

Let’s read together Psalm 139:7-12; Ezekiel 8:6-8; Hebrews 7:25; and Revelation 6:10.

There is no such thing as the perfect crime. You may be able to hide your sins from people, but God sees all. Instead of hiding your sins, you should confess and earnestly repent of your sins. Moses and David committed egregious sins in their time, but they repented and were completely forgiven by God.

Nothing stays hidden forever. Come to God and repent of all your sins.

#Genesis 42:21 #Hebrews 7:25 #bible study #line upon line #isaiah 28:10 #free bible studies #bible studies

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carlocarrasco · 1 month

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What to watch on YouTube right now – Part 16 (Holy Week Special)

Welcome back, my readers, YouTube viewers and all others who followed this series of articles focused on YouTube videos worth watching. For this edition, I am doing the Holy Week Special. Today is Good Friday and I have prepared for all of you a selection of YouTube videos about God, His Son Lord Jesus and the nation of Israel where the holy sites are. The videos are all sourced from the…

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