Do not allow another hour,
minute or second go by that you have not allowed God to come into your heart
and change your life. It is time out for the fake stuff yall! Ya, you go to
church, but you also know that your heart isn’t right. A right heart yields to
God and abhors evil. A right heart says Lord have your way with me. A right
heart knows that having a church home, merly going to church, and paying tithes
is not enough to get you into heaven. Everybody wants the real, I’m gone give
it to. If you died today and have not accepted Jesus as your lord and savior,
you are not going to heaven. Do not fool your selves by believing that everybody
that you know that has died went to heaven. you know what it means to live right.
Kick that negro out, put the weed down, no more pre-marital sex, stop cursing
and getting drunk! God loves you so much that he gave his only begotten son for
you! Why don’t you give your life to him? Grandmamma and momma can pray for
you, but you are the one that has to face God in the end. Job was a praying
parent, but his children liked to party. Job would go and repent on their
behalf, but in the end they had to deal with God. Job knew how to pray and
repent, what will your reaction be on judgment day? It is time to stop acting
like God is not real! Leave muhammad, buddha, and the psychic alone yall! I
plead with you; give your life to Christ today!
Someone asked the question Why do we sing? When we lift our hands to Jesus What do we really mean ~Kirk Franklin “Why we sing?” It’s very very easy to get lost in the realm of religion or to get caught up in the hype of “church”. God has blessed so many of his people with gifts and talents that range from writing and composing, to worshiping, preaching and dancing. At my church, it seems like every one has some sort of gift and I must admit that I feel lost in the shuffle, but that brings me to point of asking myself questions such as ,“who am I going to church for?” and “whose attention am I aiming for?” Everyone wants to be noticed. We want to be praised and we want to be the favorite child, but at what cost? What are we paying to be number one in the congregation’s eyes? and do we even care if God is pleased with us right where we are? I’m the queen of being offended and I often compare myself, my progression in Christ, and my life to others. This should not be so and...

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