Running and crypto enthusiast 🏃 Born in Christ again. Chwalmy Jezusa✝️
Joined November 2021
- Tweets3.2K
- Following713
- Followers598
- Likes11K
DreamerInChrist retweeted
People hate the Bible because it tells them to stop sinning.
They love their sin more than God.
DreamerInChrist retweeted
2/2
Najbardziej zdumiewające w chrześcijaństwie jest bowiem to, że Bóg nie chce być naszym dłużnikiem, lecz naszym Ojcem. Nie chce tylko oglądać naszych zasług, ale chce dzielić z nami swoje życie. A my często zachowujemy się jak dzieci, które zamiast usiąść z ojcem przy stole, stoją przed nim z listą wykonanych obowiązków i domagają się zapłaty. Oczywiście, dobrze jest posprzątać pokój, pomóc sąsiadowi i nakarmić głodnego. Ale byłoby smutne, gdyby dziecko przez całe życie robiło wszystko, czego pragnie ojciec, a nigdy nie zapragnęło być blisko niego.
Właśnie dlatego życie łaską, modlitwa i sakramenty nie są dodatkiem do dobrego życia. Są jego sercem. Nie można przecież dojść do Boga, uznając po drodze, że Bóg jest nam niepotrzebny. Nie można też zasłużyć na miłość w taki sposób, aby już nigdy nie trzeba było jej przyjmować. Dobre uczynki są koniecznym owocem miłości, ale nie mogą zastąpić samej miłości. Bóg nie jest nagrodą rzeczową za nasze osiągnięcia. Jest Kimś, kto pierwszy nas pokochał i nieustannie zaprasza, abyśmy odpowiedzieli na Jego miłość.
Dlatego największym błędem nie jest wcale to, że człowiek robi zbyt mało dobrego. Jest nim przekonanie, że może zrobić tak wiele, iż przestanie potrzebować Zbawiciela. Bo ostatecznie niebo nie jest miejscem, w którym dobrzy ludzie odbierają zapłatę za swoje uczynki. Jest miejscem, w którym człowiek żyje z Bogiem. I byłoby największym paradoksem, gdyby ktoś przez całe życie starał się dostać do nieba, a jednocześnie robił wszystko, żeby już tutaj nie mieć nic wspólnego z jego Gospodarzem.
DreamerInChrist retweeted
El Rosario parece demasiado sencillo para cambiar una vida. Hasta que entiendes qué ocurre cada vez que recorres una de sus cuentas.
Jonathan Roumie, el actor que interpreta a Jesús en The Chosen, ha contado que durante los rodajes llevaba siempre un Rosario consigo y que, cuando necesitaba apartarse, se retiraba a rezar.
También ha rezado públicamente el Rosario y la Coronilla de la Divina Misericordia.
El Rosario no es magia ni superstición. Es una escuela de contemplación.
Mientras repites las oraciones, recorres el Evangelio: la Encarnación, la Cruz, la Resurrección...
No se trata simplemente de repetir palabras. Se trata de volver una y otra vez la mirada hacia Cristo.
En un mundo que dispersa nuestra atención constantemente, el Rosario nos obliga a detenernos, contemplar y recordar qué es realmente importante.
Quizá por eso sigue siendo tan poderoso después de siglos.
Cada cuenta te devuelve a una verdad sencilla: Cristo debe volver a ocupar el centro.
🙏✝️
DreamerInChrist retweeted
Every true Christian have a feeling that Jesus is coming soon.
That's the Holy Spirit.
DreamerInChrist retweeted
🚨‼️A Christian who sins does not become unborn. If you could lose the new birth every time the flesh stumbled, then “born again” would mean little more than “born until further notice.” The Bible says the believer is sealed “unto the day of redemption,” not sealed until the next bad afternoon. Salvation rests on what Jesus Christ finished, not on whether you managed to keep your spiritual shirt perfectly white all week. If your eternal life depends on your ability to maintain it, then it was never really a gift, you became the maintenance department for Calvary.
But do not confuse sonship with fellowship. A son can disobey his father without ceasing to be his son, but he can make fellowship in the house miserable. Sin will not knock a saved man out of Christ, but it can knock the joy out of his prayer life, the power out of his testimony, the tenderness out of his conscience, and the usefulness out of his service. Some Christians are eternally secure and practically miserable because they are trying to enjoy fellowship with God while dragging around something God already told them to put away.
That is why First John talks about walking in the light. God does not come halfway into darkness so you can keep your favorite sin comfortable. He does not lower His holiness because you have grown emotionally attached to your rebellion. The answer is confession: quit renaming it, quit defending it, quit blaming everybody who helped irritate you into it, and agree with God. The quickest way back into fellowship is to stop acting like your sin needs a lawyer.
Eternal security is not a license to sin; it is the strongest reason not to. Christ did not shed His blood so you could spend the rest of your life asking how close to the sewer you can walk without falling in. He saved you completely so you could walk with Him confidently. A Christian cannot sin himself out of Christ, but he can sin himself out of a lot of things worth having. That is where people get confused: salvation can be secure while fellowship is shattered.
DreamerInChrist retweeted
If you ever feel like God is not with you, read this verse:
ISAIAH 46:3-4 "I have carried you since you were born; I have taken care of you from your birth. Even when you are old, I will be the same. Even when your hair has turned gray, I will take care of you. I made you and will take care of you. I will carry you and save you"🥺
DreamerInChrist retweeted
Satan is not opposed to good morals.
He’s opposed to Jesus Christ.
Read that again because most Christians miss this completely.
Satan doesn’t care if you’re a “good person.” He doesn’t care if you volunteer at the food bank, recycle your trash, and help old ladies cross the street. He doesn’t care if you’re kind, generous, and well-liked by everyone in your community.
He cares that you don’t bow the knee to Jesus.
Here’s the deception that’s damning millions:
Satan has convinced people that morality equals spirituality. That being a “good person” is the same as being a Christian. That if you just live right, treat people well, and avoid the “big sins,” you’re acceptable to God.
This is a lie straight from the pit of hell.
The Pharisees had impeccable morals. They followed the law meticulously. They were respected, disciplined, and religiously devoted.
Jesus called them children of the devil.
Why? Not because their morals were bad. Because their morals replaced Christ.
Satan’s greatest trick isn’t making bad people worse. It’s making good people think they don’t need a Savior.
Think about it:
The atheist who feeds the homeless thinks he’s good enough without God.
The Buddhist who meditates and practices compassion thinks she’s enlightened without Christ.
The Muslim who prays five times daily thinks he’s righteous without Jesus.
The moral Christian who goes to church, pays his tithe, and avoids scandal thinks he’s saved without surrender.
All of them are headed to the same place: eternal separation from God.
Because morality doesn’t save. Jesus saves.
“For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.” Ephesians 2:8-9
Satan loves moral people who reject Jesus. They’re his best advertisement for the lie that you can earn your way to heaven.
They’re living proof that you can:
•Be kind without Christ
•Be generous without God
•Be disciplined without the Holy Spirit
•Be respected without redemption
And still be lost.
The most dangerous people in hell won’t be the murderers and rapists. They’ll be the moral, upstanding citizens who thought their goodness was good enough.
Their morals became their idol. Their goodness became their god.
And Satan smiled because he’d accomplished his goal: Keep them from Jesus.
Here’s what most Christians don’t understand:
Satan doesn’t need to make you do bad things. He just needs to keep you from doing the ONE thing that matters: surrendering to Christ.
If he can get you to:
•Trust your morals instead of Christ’s sacrifice
•Rely on your goodness instead of God’s grace
•Believe in your works instead of Jesus’ finished work
He’s won.
You can live a moral life and still die lost. You can be a good person and still face judgment. You can avoid all the “big sins” and still end up separated from God forever.
Because the only sin that damns you eternally is rejecting Jesus Christ.
“He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him.” John 3:36
Not the murderer who repents and believes in Christ is damned.
Not the thief who turns to Jesus on the cross is damned.
Not the prostitute who washes Jesus’ feet with her tears is damned.
The moral, religious person who rejects Christ is damned.
That’s why Satan loves morality without Jesus. It sends people to hell with a smile on their face, convinced they were good enough.
Stop trusting your morals. Start trusting Jesus.
Your goodness won’t save you. Your works won’t redeem you. Your morality won’t justify you.
Only the blood of Jesus Christ can wash away your sin and make you acceptable to a holy God.
Everything else is just Satan’s distraction from the one thing that actually matters.
DreamerInChrist retweeted
WHY DID GOD CREATE MAN IF HE KNEW WE WOULD FALL?
This is the question atheists love to hurl like a weapon, and quite a few Christians may not know how to properly answer this.
“If God is all knowing and He knew mankind would sin, why create us at all?”
They think it exposes a flaw in God. It does not. It exposes a misunderstanding of love.
Every parent understands this instantly. You know your child will disobey. You know they will make mistakes, rebel, and sometimes break your heart. Yet you still choose to have them because love is worth the risk. God did not create robots. He created image bearers with the power to choose. Love that is programmed is not love. Obedience that is forced is not devotion. For love to be real, rejection had to be possible. God knew the cost of freedom and He chose to pay it.
And He paid it in blood. Before Adam ever took a breath, the cross was already in God’s heart. The fall was not a surprise. Redemption was the plan. God allowed sin so He could reveal something greater than a sinless world ever could. Mercy. Grace. Sacrificial love. The Creator stepping into His own creation to rescue the very people who would reject Him.
So when atheists ask why God made man knowing we would fall, the answer is devastatingly simple.
He made us because love is worth the risk.
And He proved it by sending Jesus.
You were not created by accident.
You were created for reconciliation.
“And God demonstrates His own love for us in this: while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” Romans 5:8
DreamerInChrist retweeted
As the world's highest IQ record holder, the greatest truth I have ever discovered: God is real, He is calling you, and He is Jesus Christ.
DreamerInChrist retweeted
THE DEVIL CANNOT READ YOUR MIND
Many believers live in fear, thinking the devil knows every thought that passes through their mind.
But the Bible never teaches that Satan is all-knowing.
Only God knows the deepest secrets of the human heart.
The devil is powerful compared to humans, but he is not equal to God.
He is not omniscient.
He cannot search hearts.
He cannot know every thought hidden within your mind.
Scripture says:
"For thou, even thou only, knowest the hearts of all the children of men."
1 Kings 8:39
God alone knows the heart completely.
The enemy learns by observation.
He watches behavior.
He listens to words.
He studies patterns.
He pays attention to what people repeatedly confess, fear, and focus on.
That is why our words matter.
Jesus said:
"For out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh."
Matthew 12:34
When people constantly speak fear, defeat, doubt, bitterness, and unbelief, they reveal what is happening inside them.
The enemy does not need to read minds when many people openly announce their fears through their words.
This is one reason believers must guard their speech.
The Bible says:
"Death and life are in the power of the tongue."
Proverbs 18:21
Your words can either agree with God's promises or continually magnify your problems.
Instead of confessing defeat, speak God's truth.
Instead of constantly declaring fear, declare faith.
Instead of speaking hopelessness, speak God's promises.
This does not mean pretending problems do not exist.
It means refusing to give fear the final word.
Fill your heart with God's Word.
Speak what God says.
Meditate on His promises.
Pray with confidence.
Walk in faith.
The devil may observe your actions and hear your words, but he cannot penetrate the hidden depths of your heart the way God can.
Never forget:
God knows everything.
Satan does not.
Trust the One who knows your heart completely and loves you perfectly.
TEACHING SUMMARY
The Bible teaches that only God possesses complete knowledge of the human heart. Satan is not all-knowing and cannot read minds as God does. However, the enemy observes people's actions, listens to their words, and studies their habits. Because words often reveal what is in the heart, believers are encouraged to guard their speech and align their confessions with God's truth rather than fear, doubt, or unbelief.
Speaking faith does not mean denying reality; it means agreeing with God's promises above our circumstances. Christians are called to fill their hearts with Scripture, trust God's wisdom, and walk in faith. While the enemy may observe from the outside, only God truly knows what is within.
Key Scriptures to mediate on:
1 Kings 8:39
Matthew 12:34
Proverbs 18:21
Psalm 139:1-4
Jeremiah 17:10
What are your thoughts on this subject?
Let us learn from the Scriptures together.
DreamerInChrist retweeted
NOBODY WARNED ME AT 32. SO I'M WARNING YOU.
(Write these down. Save them. Screenshot them.)
1. Your parents are not background characters.
DreamerInChrist retweeted
The biggest scam humanity has collectively accepted as normal, according to Claude
DreamerInChrist retweeted
I used to think Jesus couldn't be God because He didn't fight back.
Arrested. Mocked. Beaten. Crucified. And He just took it.
I thought, "Where's the power in that?"
Then I realized something that shattered me:
Jesus wasn't refusing to fight because He was weak. He was refusing to fight because He was dying for us.
It's like asking why a father doesn't strike back when his hurting child lashes out at him.
Love doesn't always defend itself. Sometimes it absorbs the blow to heal the one causing it.
Islam taught me that strength was domination. The cross taught me that strength is restraint.
Real power is having the ability to destroy and choosing to forgive instead.
Jesus wasn't a victim.
He predicted His own death.
Walked straight toward it.
Held back legions of angels.
And chose the cross anyway.
"No one takes my life from me, but I lay it down of my own accord." (John 10:18)
That's not weakness.
That's a King so committed to saving His enemies that He willingly suffered for them.
Jesus didn't fight for a crown. He took a cross to win the war forever.
He wasn't proving He was God by destroying His enemies.
He was proving how far God would go to save them.
That's not weakness. That's how heaven wins.
DreamerInChrist retweeted
DID JESUS TELL THE CHURCH TO WATCH FOR ANTICHRIST—OR FOR HIMSELF?
The debate over the timing of the rapture has gone on for generations.
Some believe the Church will endure the Tribulation. Others believe believers will be removed before it begins.
Before debating prophetic systems, perhaps we should ask a simpler question:
1. What Did Jesus Actually Promise?
“Because you have kept my command to endure patiently, I will also keep you from the hour of trial that is going to come on the whole world to test the inhabitants of the earth.” — Revelation 3:10
Jesus does not promise to keep believers through the hour.
He promises to keep them from the hour.
The Greek phrase is ek tēs hōras—"out of" or "from the hour." The promise is not merely protection from the testing itself, but exemption from the very time period in which the testing occurs.
This future trial is global, directed toward "the inhabitants of the earth," and fits naturally with the worldwide judgments of Revelation 6–18.
As John Walvoord observed:
"The promise is not preservation in the hour of trial, but deliverance from the hour itself."
2. Why Does the Father's House Matter?
“My Father's house has many rooms... I am going there to prepare a place for you... I will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where I am.” — John 14:2–3
Notice the direction.
Jesus does not come to establish His Kingdom on earth in this passage.
He comes to receive His people and take them to the Father's House.
The imagery mirrors the ancient Jewish wedding pattern:
❖ The bridegroom departs.
❖ A place is prepared.
❖ The bride waits expectantly.
❖ The bridegroom returns unexpectedly.
❖ The bride is taken to the father's house.
For nearly two thousand years Christ has been preparing a place for His Bride. The Church's hope has never been surviving the Tribulation, but hearing the Bridegroom's call.
3. What Is God's Pattern Before Judgment?
Scripture repeatedly reveals God removing, sheltering, or preserving His people before judgment falls.
Enoch was taken before the Flood (Genesis 5:24; Hebrews 11:5).
Lot was removed before fire fell on Sodom (Genesis 19:22).
Rahab was rescued before Jericho's destruction (Joshua 6:25).
Elijah was caught up into heaven (2 Kings 2:11).
These examples do not prove the rapture by themselves, but they reveal a consistent pattern:
God knows how to remove, shelter, and preserve His people before judgment falls.
Peter points directly to Lot as an example:
“The Lord knows how to rescue the godly from trials and to hold the unrighteous for punishment on the day of judgment.” — 2 Peter 2:9
4. Why Is the Church Missing?
Before the first seal is opened and before Tribulation judgments begin, John sees twenty-four elders already in heaven.
“Surrounding the throne were twenty-four other thrones, and seated on them were twenty-four elders.” — Revelation 4:4
These elders are enthroned, clothed in white, and wearing crowns.
Many pretribulational scholars understand them to represent the redeemed Church already in heaven before the judgments begin.
This fits the larger structure of Revelation. The Church is mentioned repeatedly in chapters 1–3, yet from chapters 4–18 the focus shifts to Israel, the nations, the 144,000, the Two Witnesses, and Tribulation saints.
The Church then reappears returning with Christ in Revelation 19.
5. What Must Happen Before Antichrist Appears?
“And now you know what is holding him back... For the secret power of lawlessness is already at work; but the one who now holds it back will continue to do so till he is taken out of the way.” — 2 Thessalonians 2:6–7
Paul teaches that the Antichrist cannot be revealed until the Restrainer is removed.
Many pretribulational scholars identify the Restrainer as the Holy Spirit's unique restraining ministry through the Church.
If so, the removal of that restraint precedes the unveiling of Antichrist, fitting naturally with a pretribulational rapture.
6. Did Darby Invent This?
Historically, the idea did not begin with Darby.
Irenaeus, writing around AD 180, connected the Church being caught up with the unparalleled tribulation to come:
“When in the end the Church shall be suddenly caught up from this, it is said, ‘There shall be tribulation such as has not been since the beginning, neither shall be.’”
Irenaeus was not a modern dispensationalist, nor does this quote by itself establish a pretribulational rapture. However, it demonstrates that the concepts of a future tribulation and the Church being "caught up" were being discussed centuries before the nineteenth century.
At a minimum, it challenges the popular claim that every aspect of the doctrine originated with Darby.
7. Why Aren't We Watching for Antichrist?
The doctrine of imminence strengthens the case even further.
“We wait for his Son from heaven.” — 1 Thessalonians 1:10
“While we wait for the blessed hope.” — Titus 2:13
“We eagerly await a Savior from there.” — Philippians 3:20
“The Lord's coming is near.” — James 5:8
Notice what believers are told to anticipate:
❖ Christ
❖ His appearing
❖ The Blessed Hope
Not Antichrist.
Not the mark of the beast.
Not the Abomination of Desolation.
Not the seal, trumpet, or bowl judgments.
In fact, not a single New Testament passage instructs the Church to watch for Antichrist. Instead, believers are repeatedly told to watch, wait, look up, and hope.
If the Church must endure the Tribulation, then the covenant of Daniel 9:27, the rise of Antichrist, the Abomination of Desolation, the mark of the beast, and numerous judgments must occur first. At that point, Christ's coming is no longer imminent—it becomes predictable.
As Charles Ryrie observed:
"Imminency means that no predicted event must intervene before the coming of Christ for His Church."
The Blessed Hope
The Church will be delivered from the coming hour.
Israel will pass through the Time of Jacob's Trouble and be brought to national repentance.
The nations will face the judgments of the Day of the Lord.
But today, the Church is not waiting for Antichrist.
The Church is waiting for Christ.
“Therefore encourage one another with these words.” — 1 Thessalonians 4:18
That is why Paul called it:
“The blessed hope.” — Titus 2:13
Not the blessed dread.
Not the blessed endurance of divine wrath.
The Blessed Hope.
Maranatha!
🤖 Made with AI
DreamerInChrist retweeted
Jesus did not just die. He was brutally tortured: In 1986, the American Medical Association published an article titled "The Physical Death of Jesus Christ". It details the entire process of Jesus' trial to His death on the cross.
In Luke 22, before Jesus is arrested, it is written that He was in great distress & sweating blood. Although rare, it is recognized as Hematidrosis, a condition caused by high levels of stress.
At the time, the crucifixion was considered the worst death for the worst of criminals. But this is not all Jesus faced. He endured whipping so severe that it tore the flesh from His body. He was beaten so horribly that His face was torn & His beard ripped.
A crown of thorns, 2-3 inches long cut deeply into His scalp. The leather whip used to flog Him had tiny iron balls & sharp bones. The balls caused internal injuries while the sharp bones ripped open His flesh. His skeletal muscles, veins, & bowels are exposed, causing major blood loss. Most men do not survive this kind of torture. After Jesus was severely flogged, He was forced to carry His cross while people mocked & spat on Him.
Crucifixion was a process meant to instill excruciating pain, creating a slow & agonizing death. Nails as long as 8 inches were driven into Jesus' wrists & feet. The Roman soldiers knew the tendons in the wrists would tear & break, forcing Jesus to use His back muscles to support Himself to breathe. Imagine the struggle, the pain, the courage...Jesus endured this reality for 3 hours!
The Gospel of John writes that after Jesus' death, a Roman soldier pierced His side with a spear & blood & water came out. Scientists explain that from hypovolemic shock, the rapid heart rate causes fluid to gather in the sack around the lungs & heart. The accumulation of fluid in the membrane around the heart is called a Pericardial effusion & the lungs is called a pleural effusion.
To the world, Christianity is as foolish as it can get. They believe it's for the weak. But when you are confronted by the reality of the cross, it's clearly not a pretty sight. It is brutal & horrific.
This is the weight Jesus carried. The weight of the sins of the world, all so that we can live. God's wrath is fully satisfied in Jesus. This is what it took. Repent & believe! Jesus is “God among us” in the flesh. Jesus is our Savior. Jesus loves you so much that He went through this spiritual and physical punishment for your sins and mine.
Jesus is King!
