more meme dump from the chosen 😘 (all created by me)

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Finally in the last week of @angedemysterethe chosen holiday challenge with a special one ,I get on with doing Epiphany in the last day of the year

Delving into the profound theme of Epiphany, where revelations unfold like petals in bloom.I use that conversation between Jesus and the Samaritan woman ala Photina in that one

In a sacred moment, Photina stands as the vessel for a divine whisper. "I am He," the words resonate through her, a profound encounter captured in the stillness and awe,she have the moment she met the Messiah in her lifetime

In showing casing the moment which becomes a testament to Photina's transformative epiphany

I explore the beauty of epiphany in that one moment that change one woman's life forever

Abraham was called out of his hometown, Ur of the Chaldeans & he followed God’s call & founded the nation of Israel giving us the Bible. Always follow God.

When I saw this image, I remembered the movie Monster and this scene🥺

Hey! I wrote a fic about the finale of Season 3! Here, take a look! Lemme know what you think!

Summary: They all remained still, until Simon’s sobs had ceased, and the noises he made were gentle and quiet hiccups. Jesus still held him tight, as he repeated the same words again and again: “Don’t let me go… please don’t let me go…”, like a wounded animal seeking mercy from a stranger, who could heal its wounds, and nurse it back to health.

Season 3 is out. https://watch.thechosen.tv

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"Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamour, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: and be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you." -- Ephesians 4:31-32

Vamos parar pra pensar sobre como Jesus nos vê... O que importa não é como vamos a Jesus; o importante é que vamos, de uma ou outra maneira, porque Ele está disposto a nos aceitar tal como somos e a nos converter no que deveríamos ser. Os fariseus viam o povo como palha que devia ser queimada. Jesus os via como uma boa colheita, que devia ser colhida e entesourada. Os fariseus, em seu orgulho, esperavam a destruição dos pecadores; Jesus, em seu amor morreu pela salvação dos pecadores. Imagem: The Chosen

Jim Caviezel hraje ve filmu o záchraně lidí prodávaných do sexuálního otroctví – Producent říká „Jste mrtví“, pokud s vámi neutěšená situace dětských otroků nepohne

Jim Caviezel je hollywoodský veterán nejlépe známý jako hlavní postava ve filmu Umučení Krista. Nyní hraje v novém filmu o záchranné operaci lidí, kteří jsou obchodování pro sexuální otroctví. Film je založen na skutečném příběhu bývalého federálního agenta, který opustil svou práci, aby se mohl věnovat život pro záchranu zneužívaných dětí. Eduardo Verástegui, producent Sound of Freedom, v rozhovoru pro The Christian Post řekl, že ho příběh Tima Ballarda přitahoval poté, co se setkal s bývalým agentem a slyšel o děsivé realitě průmyslu obchodování se sexem. „Mluvíme o milionech dětí po celém světě unesených za účelem sexu; tyto děti jsou znásilňovány 15krát denně po mnoho let,“ řekl Verástegui. „A když je překupníci už nechtějí, protože už nejsou čerstvé maso – tak jak oni říkají – otevřou je a prodají jejich orgány. Pokud to s vámi nepohne, pokud vám to nestačí, abyste se probudili a něco udělali, myslím, že jste mrtvý. Doufám, že tento film zasáhne miliony srdcí.“ https://youtu.be/UwSBQWI-bek Očekává se, že Sound of Freedom vyjde koncem tohoto roku přes Angel Studios – společnosti, která stojí za nekontrolovatelným hitem série The Chosen. Caviezel hraje hlavní postavu Tima Ballarda, zatímco držitelka Oscara Mira Sorvino hraje jeho manželku Katherine. Neal Harmon, generální ředitel Angel Studios, řekl The Christian Post, že úspěch projektů jeho společnosti mluví za vše o změnách v odvětví. "Nepotřebujeme strážce v Hollywoodu, aby nám říkali, co je dobré. Víme, co je dobré, a najdeme to." Caviezel si brzy zopakuje svou roli Ježíše Nazaretského v nadcházejícím pokračování Umučení Krista: Vzkříšení. Režisér Mel Gibson údajně letos na jaře natočí dlouho očekávané pokračování poté, co strávil čas během pandemie koronaviru revizí jeho scénáře. Herec říká, že má pocit, že pokračování trháku zobrazujícího ukřižování Ježíše Krista bude „největším filmem ve světových dějinách“. Překlad: Martin Kirschner (www.vipnoviny.cz), Zdroj: breitbart.com Read the full article

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In the timing of Joy from @angedemystere in that light I was thinking of Demetrios Troy Lazarus or Laz as Jesus call his childhood friend and yup he bring in that fun chaotic joy to Jesus's life and it remind me of my relationship with my twin sister and it's also my first time doodle his Lazarus here

The Agenda #thegreatawakeninguncensored #thechosen #eyeswideopen #nomorelies #thetruthwillsetyoufree https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnksd6DvWKn/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Salvation, Pain, and Eternal Security is on my mind, thanks for asking.

It's tied around this guy, this show, and John MacArthur's message this morning on my way in to work. The question MacArthur raised was whether we could lose our salvation, and if so, how?

His message was around Romans 8, and if you've never read it, it's a great passage to read. It ends with this crescendo:

[Rom 8:38-39 NKJV] For I am persuaded that neither death nor life, nor angels nor principalities nor powers, nor things present nor things to come, nor height nor depth, nor any other created thing, shall be able to separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.

So the question was raised, well, what about US? Can we fall away? Can WE cause the loss of salvation? After all, the news is full of stories of people who were IN the faith, from what we could see, spiritual leaders, artists and authors, who walked away from the faith. Doesn't that negate their salvation? Can I sin enough, or reject God enough, to be OUT of the faith again?

And what does this have to do with the guy in the picture?

Well, the image is from The Chosen, which my wife and I have been watching. it centers around the experiences and perspectives of the apostles and disciples following Jesus around, and it's very good. For those who care, yes, it IS a work of fiction based on truth, so although the main points and plots are scriptural and I have not seen anything that contradicts the scriptural account yet, there's added stuff to flesh this out, some borrowed from tradition and the stories from early extrabiblical accounts, and some made up.

I have enjoyed it very much and expect you would too. Many episodes have had my wife and I crying. It's moving.

(spoiler alert) An episode of the Chosen recently (3rd season) centers around Peter (in the picture) and a crisis of faith. I will not say what, but he's angry at Jesus. Not because he doubts who He is, but because he KNOWS who He is. Why didn't an omnipotent God in Flesh protect him from harm? (end spoiler alert)

MacArthur pointed out this as well. We all have moments where we have a crisis of faith - where we don't necessarily doubt God's GODNESS, but His GOODNESS.

Can we fall away by sinning, or rejecting God? Well, our sin was paid for at the cross. past, present, future. For Jesus, ALL your sin was in the future. But that doesn't give us license to just go out and sin more. Read Romans 6 if you need help with that...

Those who walk away, who reject Christ? I know this is painful for anyone who has done that, so my apologies in advance, but John makes it clear:

[1Jo 2:19 NKJV] 19 They went out from us, but they were not of us; for if they had been of us, they would have continued with us; but [they went out] that they might be made manifest, that none of them were of us.

So, what is the litmus test for whether I (or Peter, or you) are in the faith?

Well, examine yourself, to see if you are in the faith. Do you love God? Does the reading of His Word make you want to hear MORE, or make you want to shut it off? Do you want to gather with other believers and share this faith, what God has done in your life, or do you hate going to church, and want to avoid it at all costs? Does trial and temptation drive you to pray, or drive you to sin?

It's pretty straightforward. We DO sin, we are TEMPTED to sin, and we CAN feed the flesh. We CAN desire to hide from God, or run from church, or stop our ears to the Word, or avoid prayer, because if you ARE a Christian, ALL of those things would convict you of the sin you are chasing. And that, too, can be a proof.

But, like Peter, I can't ultimately deny who He is, and when times are tough and trials come, I will remember the goodness of God and the marvelous loving things he has done in MY life, to carry me through the hard times that come.