eventually ill do sumn (Posts tagged christanity)

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
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I often think about how Jesus knew he was going to die. We often say how you never know what will be your last morning, your last night of sleep, your last moment of peace. Except Jesus did know, He knew it intimately. He knew His last time eating with those He loved, His last time to hug His mother, His last prayer. How precious were these moments for Him? The last time He had physically been with His creation had been in Eden. Now, wrapped in flesh, He had to give it up again all for the hope that He could again be with us, this time forever. The love of God physically hurts me sometimes. I feel how He misses me, and I dearly miss Him.

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I think this is what gets to me about Mary of Bethany and the jar of oil. Time is counting down, the days are flying past, Jerusalem and everything it holds is casting a long shadow over his final hours. He stops on his way into the city of his death in the small town of Bethany to see his old friends, the siblings Mary and Martha and Lazarus, and eats with them one last time.

And then Mary, the woman who sat at his feet as a disciple, the one who chose the better part, brings forth the oil to anoint his feet. A last act of reverence and love, in the face of the looming spectre of the violence and hatred awaiting him. A statement to his abusers that at least by this one person he is loved, both as God and as a human being.

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Hey I realized why I’m depressed. I’m mourning my sister like she fucking died. She’s not dead, she just ran away from home and cut off contact with her entire family, church, and old friends.

We know where she is, and who she’s with more or less. She just won’t come home or talk to us. My parents are doing everything they’re supposed to be doing, talking to social workers and such. I’m leaving that in their hands. In the meantime I miss her so much it feels like I’m bleeding.

I’ve never been so grateful for my church family. They’ve absolutely bathed us in love and support and prayer through this whole ordeal. And I’m also glad that I’ve never felt like God’s been too far away. On the worst days, He’s shown up to bless me with little joys. The past two weeks I’ve come to know what it means to have peace that passes understanding. So it’s like massive blessing and coming to know God better and feel Him more than I ever have before, mixed with… all this. I guess that’s how it usually works.

Anyway, here’s my vagueblogging about The Horrors and Dread explained a little bit. Yeah I really feel like I’m grieving a dead person, but she’s not dead, she can come back. God can bring her back to us.

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Tomorrow will be one whole year since the last time I saw her. The pain has dulled, but sometimes that feels worse. It can feel like I'm giving up on someone I shouldn't give up on. Pray for my lost sister, please. She can come back. God can bring her back.

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The Incarnation is my absolute favorite doctrine. The fact that God himself chose to become one of us. That he lived a human life, felt anxiety and anger and grief. The creator of the universe itself knows our experience firsthand-- both the overwhelming and the mundane. He paid taxes, he wept at the grave of a dear friend, he went to parties, he hung out with his friends, he was afraid before his death. I just feel so much emotion at the thought that God himself has experienced so many of the things we have. He truly understands.

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I think we all need to remember that being a Christian is a journey.

The Christian life is a constant process of correction, forgiveness, and always trying to do better than yesterday.

There’s a reason why it’s called “a walk with God”, it’s a journey, a venture down a path not of your choosing, but his.

We don’t instantly get to where we want to go the moment we step outside of the house. A painter doesn’t instantly finish the painting the moment he starts. In between the beginning and the end, there’s always a process of getting to the finish line. 

It’s this process that we, as Christians, are called to be a part of.

So please, try to go easy on yourself.

The artist is not finished with his work yet. You aren’t at your intended destination yet. Sure, you may stumble on the way there, but if you stay down, you won’t ever get to where you planned to go.

Though the righteous man falls seven times, he rises eight.

So get back up, get back in the race, go back to the relationship you cherished with your Savior and creator. As long as you’re still breathing, he’s not done with you yet!

God bless, Jesus loves you ✝️❤️

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The New Testament makes a point to show that a woman was trusted with the monumental task of carrying and raising the Son of God, women stuck with Jesus Christ through thick and thin while the men ran away when things got scary, and women were the first few to learn of Christ’s Resurrection, but yeah, Christianity pushes the idea that God hates women and wants us oppressed, because something something female demon who isn’t even in the Bible or any Christian theology at all.

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