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the times when you want to pray the least are when you need to pray the most.

God doesn’t care that you feel too bad for Him. That emotion is the Devil talking and you need to rebuke that in Jesus’ name. He cares about you, because he is a personal being who has direct value in your life. so pray. Even if its just ‘Jesus I need you’

And emotions are imperfect but the Glory of God is Perfect!

"There is nothing more dangerous than preachers preaching that God loves everybody unconditionally, because the message people hear is: "There are no conditions. I can continue to live just as I'm living, in full rebellion against God, and I have nothing to worry about because there aren't any conditions that I have to meet. God loves me unconditionally. I don't have to repent. I don't have to come to Jesus. I don't have to leave my life of sin. Sometimes we close our eyes to what the Bible frequently says about God's posture towards the impenitent. God, the Bible tells us, abhors the wicked. That is strong language. God abhors and detests the wicked who are impenitent.

Then people say, "God loves the sinner; He just hates the sin." But He doesn't send the sin to hell; He sends the sinner to hell. So, it is very dangerous when we tell people, "God loves you unconditionally." We have to do things from a biblical perspective rather than trying to change the biblical character of God. God is angry every day against the wicked, and justly so. Every impenitent sinner is exposed every second to the rage and fury of God's wrath, as Paul tells us in Romans 1:18 and following. There is no understanding of the good news apart from the bad news. Christ came into the world that was already under the universal indictment for rejecting God the Father while the clear revelation of God was made manifest to every human being. Our nature is so fallen that we don't want God in our thinking, we don't want God in our minds, and we want so much to win people to Christ that we'll do everything we can to hide from them the reality of the wrath of God. We don't tell them that for every moment they refuse to repent, they are heaping up wrath."

— R. C. Sproul

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some pet portraits from june!