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You are either going to know Jesus NOW as your Savior; OR you will have to meet Him at some point as Wrathful Judge.
Either way, you do NOT escape Him...you WILL meet Him with no excuses.
The Lord Jesus WILL be our FINAL JUDGE.
I would choose Him while I still had a chance.
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Father Patricio Alfredo Sánchez Molinari's last words,
spoken during a livestreamed Mass on October 17, 2026, focused on the transience of life and devotion to God and family.
Minutes before a large wooden crucifix fell from the wall of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Guayaquil, Ecuador, he told the congregation: "One day, all of us here will also die, and sometimes the time we've spent on things doesn't have as much meaning as the time we spend with God".
He continued by urging people to prioritize
"the quality time we give to God, to our brothers and sisters, to our husbands, wives, children, and family - that time is the best spent".
During the sermon he also asked parishioners to put down their phones and devote time to God and loved ones, and he had just begun another prayer asking God to bless those present when the crucifix detached.
The Archdiocese of Guayaquil confirmed Father Sánchez Molinari, 53, died the same day. A Eucharist in his memory was scheduled for Sunday, October 18, 2026, and the circumstances of why the crucifix fell remain under review.
May his gentle soul rest in peace 🕊️
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Unfortunately, Roblox support ignores regular users completely. But if you're a rich creator or have inside connections, they return hacked accounts and unban you instantly. The double standard is disgusting.
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Believers, don't let anger and bitterness govern your conversations online. Our speech must always be seasoned with salt and full of grace. Defending the truth requires patience and gentleness toward everyone (Eph. 4:2).
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First "real" response and it makes me want to just give up and never come back to this game again. @Roblox
#falseban #banwave #roblox #aimoderation
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"I stopped going to Church because the pastor BLA BLA BLA"
"I stopped going to Church because someone bla bla bla....."
But you didn't stop going to work when your boss insulted you.
You didn't stop going to work when your colleague reported you.
You didn't stop going to school when your lecturer abused you.
I'm sorry if someone hurt you in church.
But Jesus is the deal.
Jesus should be the ultimate reason you go to Church.
Your soul is more important than what anyone can do.
FIND YOUR WAY BACK TO CHURCH
FIND YOUR WAY BACK TO CHRIST.
JESUS STILL NEEDS YOU—you still need Jesus.
GO BACK TO CHURCH.
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Romans 3 gives us one of the most devastating descriptions of fallen humanity: “There is none righteous, not even one; there is none who understands, there is none who seeks for God” (Romans 3:10–11). Paul is not describing a small group of unusually wicked people. He is establishing the condition of the whole human race apart from grace. Left to ourselves, we do not naturally move toward the true God with love, submission, and faith.
That does not mean fallen people never become religious or search for spiritual meaning. Humanity is full of temples, philosophies, rituals, prayers, and gods. Romans 1 explains the problem more deeply. We possess enough revelation to know that God exists, yet we “suppress the truth in unrighteousness” and exchange His glory for created things (Romans 1:18, 23). The sinner may search intensely for spirituality while still refusing the God who has actually revealed Himself.
This is why Jesus said, “No one can come to Me unless the Father who sent Me draws him” (John 6:44). The problem reaches beyond a lack of information. Scripture describes us as dead in trespasses and sins (Ephesians 2:1), hostile toward God (Romans 8:7), and unable to produce spiritual life from ourselves. Dead men do not resurrect themselves. Hostile hearts do not naturally surrender themselves to the King they resist.
When a sinner finally comes to Christ, therefore, something has already happened beneath the surface. Lydia heard Paul preach, but Luke carefully tells us, “the Lord opened her heart to respond to the things spoken by Paul” (Acts 16:14). She truly listened and responded, yet behind that response stood the gracious work of God. Grace did not merely offer her an opportunity and wait helplessly. God opened the heart.
This does not remove human responsibility. Scripture commands everyone to repent and believe the gospel (Acts 17:30; Mark 1:15). Those who reject Christ do so willingly and remain accountable for that rejection. At the same time, when anyone comes to Christ, he has no ground for boasting as though he was wiser or more spiritually perceptive than those who remained in unbelief. “What do you have that you did not receive?” (1 Corinthians 4:7).
That is why salvation leaves all glory with God. We come because He draws. We see because He gives sight. We live because He raises the dead. We believe because grace has invaded a heart that would otherwise continue running from Him. When God saves a sinner, heaven does not celebrate the superior wisdom of man. It displays the mercy of the God who sought us when we were not seeking Him.
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A CHRISTIAN SHOULD NOT INVEST IN THE ALCOHOL BUSINESS, RUN GAMBLING SITES, OR OWN A BROTHEL.
Let me say something that may not sit well with everyone: there are businesses a Christian should not invest in, even when those businesses are profitable.
If you believe in God, you cannot separate your faith from your business decisions and then argue that anything is acceptable as long as it generates money.
The question is not simply, “How much profit will I make?” The question is also, “What am I financing? What am I promoting? What am I helping to put into the hands of other people? Does this business agree with the values of the Kingdom I profess to represent?”
As Christians, we are called to glorify God in everything we do.
1 Corinthians 10:31 says, “Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God.”
Notice that the Scripture does not say we should glorify God only when we are preaching, praying, worshipping, or serving in church. Our businesses, investments, partnerships, and financial decisions must also be examined in the light of our faith.
How can you preach against sexual immorality while owning a brothel that profits from it?
How can you warn people about the dangers of gambling while running a gambling site whose profits depend on people continuing to gamble, sometimes at the expense of their families and financial stability?
How can you preach about sobriety and the dangers of drunkenness while investing in a business whose model profits from alcohol consumption, knowing that some people will struggle with addiction and its consequences?
These are questions every Christian entrepreneur must be willing to confront honestly.
Yes, we need money. Yes, Christians should build wealth, establish companies, create employment, and become financially independent. There is nothing wrong with making money through honest business.
But making money is not the highest purpose of a believer's life.
You cannot claim that Jesus is Lord over your life while deliberately excluding your investments, business practices, and pursuit of wealth from His authority.
The world may measure success by profit margins, market share, and financial returns. As believers, we must also consider integrity, righteousness, the welfare of others, and whether our activities honour God.
Not every profitable opportunity is an opportunity a Christian should take.
Not every open door is a door you should enter.
And not every investment that increases your bank balance is worth making.
Before you invest, ask yourself: What am I helping to build? Who could be harmed by this business? What does God's Word say about the activities I am financing? Can I pursue this profit with a clear conscience before God?
Your Christianity should influence how you make money, not just how you spend it.
May God raise Christian entrepreneurs who will build businesses, create wealth, employ people, and transform society without compromising their convictions for profit.
We need Christians in business, but we also need Christians whose businesses reflect the values they profess to believe.
Money is a tool. It must never become your master.
#Christianity #FaithAndBusiness
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We need to talk about Roblox enforcement bans, because they have gotten completely out of hand. 🧵
Enforcement bans are the WORST update on Roblox by far. Nothing else even comes close. The way it works is fucked up. If you end up on the same IP address or Wi-Fi network as someone who got banned, Roblox automatically makes the absurd assumption that you are the same person as the banned account, therefore enforcement banning yours for “ban evading”. And that’s it. Your account is gone.
It doesn’t take half a brain cell to realise just how stupid this logic is. You can’t play Roblox on any public WiFi, like a hotel or a shopping mall or a school, because there’s a 99% chance you’ll get banned. If you connect to public WiFi with Roblox open, banned! If you have an idiot sibling, banned! If you use a public VPN, banned! If you were hacked, and the hacker gets banned, you also get banned!! For doing. Absolutely. Nothing. Wrong. And if you’re enforcement banned, getting your account back is virtually impossible, because of how shitty Roblox’s support and appeal system is. Almost all of the responses you get are AI clankers, and most of the responses actually done by humans are so braindead, they may as well be AI.
You see all the people complaining about chat restrictions and dynamic faces and all that bullshit when, unless you’re someone like KreekCraft, enforcement bans put you at risk of losing your account FOREVER and all your progress throughout many years, all because of something you never even did. I have not seen nearly enough backlash from the community for how catastrophic and destroying this update is. Enforcement bans were introduced in 2023, and since then, Roblox has REFUSED to get rid of them despite the hundreds of thousands of false positives, and the community has said almost NOTHING about it!!!!!
Whichever person at Roblox suggested this update and thought it was a good idea should be fired. On the spot. I generally love Roblox, but this update is pretty much the one and only thing that infuriates me. And the thing is, this update makes 0 sense?? It’s extremely easy for actual malicious users to circumvent. It’s also a terrible business move for Roblox. They lose hundreds of thousands of their most dedicated players who spend so much robux and time on the platform. Their mishandling of false bans directly violates major laws such as the EU Digital Services Act, the UK Online Safety Act and the Consumer Rights Act. So why are they insisting on keeping this horrible horrible update that doesn’t even work against malicious users and only bans those who were truly innocent?
Roblox’s banning and moderation system in general is extremely harsh and faulty. The fact that people can instantly lose their accounts they’ve spent tens of thousands of hours & so much money on in the first place over a silly mistake is extremely fucked up imo. Enforcement bans make the problem 100x worse, because it puts anyone at risk.
Enforcement bans need to go. They need to go right now. To hell. Forever. Everyone who has been enforcement banned needs to be unbanned. And the only way this is ever going to happen is if all the great people of Robloxia come together and speak out against this update, and I mean EVERYONE. If you care about the safety of your account, you should be getting involved. Because you wouldn’t want to be the next victim of this awful update. Especially if you’re one of those content creators or influential people, please speak up about this as well, as you guys are where most of the influence comes from. A like & retweet/QRT would be appreciated, thank you for reading.
(Credit to SharkBlox for the image)
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I should mention I'm unable to make any money due to my disabilities I have IRL. Roblox was my main source of income, and now I won't be able to pay my bills this month, making me bound to go homeless. Please help me.
@Roblox @KreekCraft @RobloxCreators
#robloxmoderation #ban
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These people are freaking EVIL! Celebrates Charlie Kirk being executed on live TV, but upset that a demonic murderer is being executed on live TV. You can't make this shit up.
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Hey Christians. Did you know that you shouldn't be using profanity, obscenities, sexual joking, sleeping with someone outside of marriage, or watching porn?
Don't get mad at me if you do these things. This is what God says:
"But fornication, and all uncleanness, or covetousness, let it not be once named among you, as becometh saints; Neither filthiness, nor foolish talking, nor jesting, which are not convenient: but rather giving of thanks. For this ye know, that no whoremonger, nor unclean person, nor covetous man, who is an idolater, hath any inheritance in the kingdom of Christ and of God." — Ephesians 5:3-5, King James Bible
I understand a lot of people struggle with these things, but with Jesus' help you can overcome them or any other bad thing in your life. It's when you ignore God's word that you are in for a rough time. God promises this:
"Let no man deceive you with vain words: for because of these things cometh the wrath of God upon the children of disobedience." — Ephesians 5:6, King James Bible
Christians that actually try to follow after God's heart, you should remove yourself from other Christians that don't care about God's word. Get away from them because you don't want to be caught up in the bad things that are coming to them.
"Be not ye therefore partakers with them. For ye were sometimes darkness, but now are ye light in the Lord: walk as children of light: (For the fruit of the Spirit is in all goodness and righteousness and truth;) Proving what is acceptable unto the Lord. And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them." — Ephesians 5:7-11, King James Bible
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🚨 I’m done with “Christianity”.
Not Christ. Not His Word. Not His commandments.
But the version of Christianity that has convinced people they are right with God simply because they identify as Christians.
The version that prioritises religious activities over genuine repentance, church attendance over obedience, and outward appearances over inward transformation.
The version that teaches people to become comfortable with the very sins Christ died to deliver them from.
Because the truth is, you can be religiously active and still be spiritually dead. You can know about Jesus without truly knowing Him. You can spend your entire life preparing for this world while neglecting the eternity that awaits you.
And that is precisely why we need to talk about something many people would rather ignore: the condition of the human soul before God.
WE WERE ALL BORN SPIRITUALLY DEAD.
From birth, humanity exists under the shadow of Adam’s fall, separated from the life of God because of sin.
We did not enter this world already reconciled to our Creator. We entered a fallen world with a fallen nature, and our greatest problem has never been merely the condition of our lives, but the condition of our souls before a holy God.
Understand this: spiritual death does not mean the cessation of existence. It means being separated from the life and fellowship of the One who is the very source of life.
This is why being physically alive does not necessarily mean being spiritually alive. You can breathe, walk, think, build a career, accumulate wealth, enjoy relationships, pursue your dreams, and still be spiritually dead.
You can be celebrated by the world and yet remain alienated from the God before whom you will one day stand.
Scripture makes this painfully clear in Ephesians 2:1: “As for you, you were dead in your transgressions and sins”. Notice that the Bible does not describe us as people who were merely struggling, slightly misguided, or in need of a little moral improvement. It describes us as dead in sin.
Our problem was deeper than bad habits, poor decisions, or a lack of discipline. We needed more than self-improvement. We needed spiritual resurrection.
And this is where many people misunderstand the Gospel. They think Christianity is simply about becoming a better person, attending church, learning religious principles, or adopting a respectable lifestyle.
But what good is a polished exterior if the soul remains dead in sin?
What good is it to reform your behaviour outwardly while refusing to surrender your heart to Christ?
You can clean up your life in the eyes of men and still remain unreconciled to God. The Gospel is not merely an invitation to improve your life; it is God’s call to repent, believe in Jesus Christ, and receive the new life that only He can give.
If you have come to understand your sin and your need for Christ, do not harden your heart against His call.
This is the tragedy of our generation: people are making elaborate preparations for a future they are not even guaranteed to see, yet giving little thought to the eternity they are certain to face.
We plan our education, careers, marriages, businesses, and retirements. We worry about our appearance, our reputation, and our financial security. Yet how many are deliberately preparing their souls to stand before their Maker?
How many are so occupied with living their best lives on earth that they have neglected the question of where they will spend eternity?
Family, you can be successful in this life and still be lost for eternity. You can gain the whole world and forfeit your soul.
You can have people celebrating your birthday while your soul remains unprepared for eternity.
You can have thousands of followers, a beautiful home, a flourishing business, and a respected name, yet none of these things can reconcile you to God.
When you stand before Him, your earthly achievements will not be a substitute for the righteousness He requires.
Your greatest need is not to make a name for yourself in this world, but to be found in Christ. 📌
But here is the beauty of the Gospel: God did not leave humanity without hope. In His love and mercy, He sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to die for our sins and rise again. Through His death and resurrection, the way to reconciliation with God has been opened.
Those who repent and put their faith in Him are forgiven, justified, and made alive through the work of the Holy Spirit.
As Ephesians 2:4–5 declares, God, who is rich in mercy, made us alive with Christ even when we were dead in transgressions.
This is grace! We could not rescue ourselves, so God provided the Saviour we desperately needed.📌
But do not mistake the grace of God for permission to remain in sin. The same Christ who forgives the repentant sinner calls that sinner to deny himself, take up his cross, and follow Him.
Salvation is not a licence to continue living in rebellion while claiming the security of a Christian identity. The evidence of genuine faith is not mere religious language, but a life increasingly surrendered to the lordship of Jesus Christ.
We are not saved by our works, but the grace that saves us also begins to transform us. We must not claim to know Him while making peace with the very sins He calls us to forsake.
So, family, I plead with you: do not play games with your soul. Do not presume upon tomorrow. Do not keep postponing repentance because you think you have more time.
You do not know how many days you have left, and you will not be able to negotiate for another opportunity when your earthly life comes to an end.
Today, if you hear His voice, do not harden your heart. Examine your life honestly. If you have never surrendered to Jesus Christ, come to Him in repentance and faith.
If you have wandered away, return to Him. If you are professing His name while deliberately holding on to sin, stop deceiving yourself and surrender fully to Him.
We were born into a fallen world, but we do not have to remain dead in our sins. There is life in Jesus Christ. There is forgiveness for the repentant. There is mercy for the one who turns to Him. But you must not treat the grace of God as something to presume upon while you continue to reject His call.
Choose Jesus today. Repent and believe the Gospel. Seek Him while He may be found, and do not confuse the patience of God with an endless supply of time.
Time is running out. Eternity is real. Christ is coming again. Make sure you are ready to meet Him. 📌
