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Everything God has instructed us to do is good because He is good. 1 John 1:5 tells us, “God is light; in Him, there is no darkness at all.” So why the antagonism? Why do people make a mess of their lives—through wrong choices, rebellion, or ignoring God’s Word—and still turn around to blame Him? Why do we hear, “But why would God allow this to happen?” so quickly and so often? Many conveniently forget that God has already made His will clear in His Word. He has given instructions for living, for peace, for protection, for purpose, and for our ultimate well-being. They forget that whenever God wants to bring change on earth, He partners with people—people who are willing, yielded, surrendered. People who say, “Not my will, but Yours be done.” But men reject God. They reject His Word, His will, and His Lordship. They choose compromise, darkness, and self-will—and when the consequences come, they turn and blame the very God they pushed away. No one blames the devil. Somehow it all become...

Is once saved always saved? In this post, we examine key Scriptures that address the possibility of falling away, backsliding, and drifting from the faith. Join me as we uncover what the Bible teaches about salvation, eternal security, and the importance of remaining steadfast in Christ. Watch this video and let me know what you think. God bless you.

Every human being carries untapped potential—gifts, ideas, strengths, and possibilities that God has placed within us. But many people never rise into the fullness of who they can become. Why? Because of something invisible yet powerful: A MENTAL LID. A mental lid is a self-imposed ceiling, a barrier in the mind that limits how far you allow yourself to grow, dream, believe, or become. It is not caused by circumstances; it is caused by mindset. You can have the talent, the opportunities, the connection, the vision—yet still remain stuck because the mind has locked you into a small room. SIGNS THA T YOU HAVE A MENTAL LID 1. You second-guess yourself even when you’re capable. 2. You downplay your gifts because you think others are better. 3. You avoid big goals because you assume you will fail. 4. You fear visibility, influence, or leadership. 5. You settle for less even when more is available. 6. You talk yourself out of opportunities before life even tries. A mental lid is subtle. It f...