“The essence of this post is that God embodies love, light, and goodness, with no competition in creation. It emphasizes the shift in Christianity from mere belief to experiencing a genuine relationship with God, standing for personal growth over legalism and judgments, while encouraging peace amid worldly troubles through faith in Jesus.”

God embodies Love, Light, Life, and Spirit, standing alone as our supreme presence. And there is no rival or competing presence anywhere in creation—“I am the Lord your God and besides me there is no other!” How many “others” are there? None. In the journey of faith, we transition from mere belief to profound experience, moving beyond outdated legalism and guilt. Embracing a vibrant relationship with God encourages growth and inner transformation, leading to true peace amidst the world’s challenges.

This journey of authenticity leads to a more fulfilling existence, where we find joy in our connections and purpose in our interactions. This, in turn, creates a ripple effect of positivity, understanding, and growth within our relationships, inspiring others to embark on their own road of self-discovery and connection. The winds of change are upon this earth and mankind is being prepared for a grand event that has already been set into motion. People are going to witness something great and brilliant, which will cause them to open up and allow knowledge and love to flow forth. This is being done because you are loved greater then you have ever considered love to be and because it is time for man to live a greater understanding than that which has held him back into the dark ages, taken away his freedom, divided people and caused hatred and war amongst nations. It is time for man to realize his divinity and immortality of being and cease groveling for survival upon this plane. These times are the greatest of all times in our recorded history. Though they are difficult and challenging times, we chose to live here during this time for the purpose of the fulfillment that it would bring us. We will see a magnificent kingdom emerge here, and civilizations will come forth that you had not even the slightest notion existed. And a new wind will blow, and love, peace, and joy in being will grace this blessed place, the emerald of our universe and the home of God.

In the Book of John, Jeshua says; ” I have so much more to say to you, more than you can now bear. But when he, the spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all truth. He will not speak on his own; he will speak only what he hears, and he will tell you what is yet to come. I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.”

Christianity is going through a significant shift, from simply “believing” a set of doctrines, to actually “experiencing” the God we claim to believe in. We need to get away from Legalistic rules and judgments, guilt and shame, and focus instead on growing, maturing, and changing on the inside as we open up more to a genuine relationship with God. Again and again one must return to the starting point in order to see that the path one is on is the result of one’s own actions and choices. You can always choose another way if you realize that the direction you have chosen leads away from the light, because the path that doesn’t lead to the heart is an illusion. Jesus emphasizes that becoming a true follower of Christ can feel like a radical departure from the expectations of family and society, where loyalty to Him must take precedence over all else. This certainly seems to be a tall order for most believers and almost impossible to fill. To embrace the cost of becoming a follower is to accept that following Christ may bring about significant changes in our relationships. As we grow in faith, we might find that our values diverge from those of our family members. This divergence can lead to misunderstandings or disapproval, as loved ones may struggle to understand our spiritual journey. Our personal reflections on the call reveal that to be a follower is a lifelong adventure marked by continual growth and understanding. It is a path that requires courage, vulnerability, and a deep reliance on God’s grace. As believers, we are called to navigate the complexities of family expectations while remaining steadfast in our commitment to Christ. This delicate balance is a testament to the transformative power of faith, encouraging us to redefine our relationships in light of divine purpose and love. In embracing this call, we not only honor our commitment to God but also pave the way for deeper, more meaningful connections with those we love. We are about to experience the final battle between light and darkness and good and evil that will usher in a brand-new day of a thousand years of peace and prosperity with evil removed from this planet. To fully walk in Spirit and in Truth, we need to wholeheartedly embrace authenticity and courageously express our true selves in every aspect of our lives, without hesitation or fear of judgment. This process involves not only being true to ourselves but also nurturing and cultivating genuine connections with the people around us, ensuring that our interactions are rooted in honesty and openness. By actively nurturing these deeper, more meaningful relationships, we create an environment that encourages understanding, compassion, and support, nurturing a sense of belonging and community. This supportive atmosphere is important as it allows us to grow together in profound and meaningful ways, enriching not only our lives but also the lives of those we interact with on a daily basis.