Humble Yourself.

Luke 14:7–11 is indeed a basic, almost “kindergarten” principle—humility. Yet, sadly, it's one of the most ignored in today's world. Here's the passage for context: “When he noticed how the guests picked the places of honor at the table, he told them this parable… For all those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted.” — Luke 14:7–11 (NIV) What We See Today Today, many people are obsessed with: Status: Rushing to be seen, celebrated, and followed. Recognition: Wanting to be called “boss,” “papa,” “CEO,” “apostle,” etc. Platforms: Fighting for stage time, mic time, or attention online. Positioning: Even in churches, events, weddings, and funerals, people scramble for front seats and titles. Yet Jesus said: Don't pick the high seat for yourself. Let God and others honor you when the time is right. Why This Message Is Still Relevant We live in a culture of self-promotion. Humility seems weak. But in God's kingdom, humility is the true pathway to elevation. In a world full of people shouting, "See me! Notice me! Promote me!" —Jesus whispers: “Humble yourself.” #Luke14 #Humility #KingdomMindset #JesusSaidIt #SimpleTruth #BeHumble #GodExaltsTheLowly #ChristlikeLiving

Family Healer

Greetings, my readers. We're raising a deep and timely concern on this topic. Let’s explore Luke 12:51–53 together in light of the current disunity in families and the world. 🔹 The Passage (Luke 12:51-53, NKJV) "Do you suppose that I came to give peace on earth? I tell you, not at all, but rather division. For from now on five in one house will be divided: three against two, and two against three. Father will be divided against son and son against father, mother against daughter and daughter against mother..." At first glance, this seems shocking—Jesus, the Prince of Peace, saying He brings division? But let’s look closer. 🔸 What Did Jesus Really Mean? Jesus wasn’t promoting conflict but foretelling it. He knew that His presence, His truth, and His call to radical obedience would naturally create division, even among families. ✝️ The Real Cause of Division: Truth challenges comfort — His message separates those who choose light from those who cling to darkness. Loyalty to Christ often puts people at odds with cultural norms or family expectations. Even love for family must not replace love for God (Luke 14:26). So yes, Jesus meant this spiritually—division as a byproduct of people responding differently to Him. 🔸 What About Today’s Divisions? We can all rightly say: “It’s not all because of standing for or against God’s Word.” And we're absolutely correct. 🌍 Today’s Divisions Also Come From: Selfishness and greed Political and economic interests Broken moral foundations Social media-fueled disinformation Identity confusion and individualism Jesus foresaw that the world would resist truth, and in that resistance, division would multiply— not just over theology, but over truth itself in all areas. 🔹 The Heart of the Matter Even in homes where all members claim to follow Christ, division persists because: Hearts are not fully surrendered. Love is conditional. Forgiveness is absent. Pride reigns over humility. 🔸 Our Observation Is Prophetic Let's remember: “We celebrated mother’s day, children’s day and father’s day. But there’s no peace nor unity…” These celebrations feel symbolic now, not substantial. It’s almost as if we’re clinging to the shell of family while ignoring its soul. 🔹 So, Did Jesus Mean It Like This? ✅ Yes — He meant that standing for truth would cause spiritual division, and that would spill into practical relationships. ❌ No — He didn’t desire chaos, hatred, or lovelessness. That is the fruit of people rejecting Him—not His will, but the result of free will. 🔸 Final Word: A Call to Us Let’s not just mourn the disunity, but: Be peacemakers (Matthew 5:9), not peace-keepers. Speak truth in love (Ephesians 4:15). Live surrendered, so the world sees the unity that Christ prayed for in John 17. #Luke1251 #PeaceThroughTruth #JesusSaves #FamilyHealer #SpiritualReality #KingdomValues #ChristianLiving #DivineTruth

Are We Actually Trusting in Wealth and Forgetting Eternity?!

The message of Luke 12:15–21 is a sobering, timeless word from Jesus that strikes right into our modern context — especially today, when many trust in their bank balance more than their God. Let’s walk through it with exhortation. 🔥 Luke 12:15–21: A Parable for the Bank-Balance Generation "Watch out! Be on your guard against all kinds of greed; life does not consist in an abundance of possessions." – Luke 12:15 Jesus tells the story of a rich man whose land yielded abundantly. The man didn't thank God or think of how to use the surplus for others. Instead, he planned bigger barns — a bigger vault — saying to himself, “You have plenty… take life easy, eat, drink and be merry.” But God said: “You fool! This very night your life will be demanded from you.” 💔 Today's Version? "My savings are intact. I have fixed deposits, crypto holdings, a pension plan. I'm secure." But are we? What if eternity knocks tonight? What if the true bankruptcy is not financial, but spiritual? The man's sin was not wealth — it was his false security and self-centeredness. He planned for many years ahead but not for one moment of standing before God. 📉 Bank Faith Is a Failing Currency In today's world: We measure people by their net worth. We feel safe only when we see a certain amount in the account. We call it “planning” — but many times it’s just fear wearing a suit. Yet Jesus says: "This is how it will be with whoever stores up things for themselves but is not rich toward God." (v.21) We may be rich in data, dollars, or dividends, but are we rich toward God? Have we invested in eternity? ✨ EXHORTATION TO THE CHURCH AND THE WORLD Let us rise and declare boldly: Life is not defined by your account balance. God is not impressed with your vaults. No bank holds your soul. No currency can pay for your peace. No savings can extend your life by one breath. Today, if your trust is in money — repent. If your identity is in wealth — return to the Cross. If your hope is in tomorrow’s returns — shift your gaze to Jesus, who alone holds eternity. #Luke12 #FaithOverFinance #EternalPerspective #JesusSaves #KingdomPriorities #RichTowardGod #ChristianFinance #EndTimeWarning