#biblicalreference

Now we have Lilith, the mysterious #magicalgirl lost to textbooks and myths #bishoujokuromajikku #biblicalreference #animegirls #animeblonde #traditionalart #prismacolor https://www.instagram.com/p/BqrHkrEFCuO/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1carcax8b2dth

The Original Magical Girl Eve #biblicalreference #eveandadam #serpent#appleofknowledge #magicalgirl #mahoushoujo #kurobishoujomajikku

I found out the other day that my ex started dating someone else a while ado. Surprisingly, I wasn't really upset at all, I have a boyfriend who I truthfully love and adore. But what bothered me was that before my boyfriend and I became official my ex guilt tripped the hell out of me for talking to someone so soon after our break up. To be honest, I am pretty sure that relationship was over well before we called it quits officially. But why would you make someone feel so bad for being happy with someone else, when  you're literally doing the same thing.  I truly hope that he's happy, but it was extremely that he did that to me. It's hypocritical and extremely unfair.  It goes back to the whole think about "remove the beam from your own eye, and then you will see clearly enough to remove the speck from your friend's eye". He had no room to talk but he felt the need to make me feel bad for feeling happy for the first time in a good month or so.  He said he wanted to remain friends, but after I learned that I highly doubt that will ever happen. 

THE ONE WHO MADE IT ALL: "Since the creation of the world God's invisible qualities - his eternal power and divine nature - have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made" ~ Romans 1:20 Don't ever underestimate God's power in our relationships, marriages, and lives. Don't ever under-estimate His love. And because of His power and love, He is worthy of our trust and our worship.

The risen Christ commands His follower to "go into all the world and preach the good news." (Mark 16:15). God doesn't promise that obedience will be easy or glamorous or romantic. God is calling us to consider His call and go into prayer over the mission He has for us in life. Will you go into the world for Him? There are a thousand things you could do with your life, a thousand ways you can spend it - but how many of them will enable you to have no regrets at the end? Obedience to Jesus is the path of no regrets. Why is this important in relationships and marriages? If you are being obedient to the call of God, then you understand the foundation on which godly relationships and marriages are built. So I ask, will you go?

How do you react when you see someone whose decisions are inevitably going to destroy their relationship, marriage or life? Do you shake your head in disgust? Or simply ignore them? Or secretly congratulate yourself that you aren't as bad off as they are? Or do you ask God to use you to help them? Think of all the people Jesus dealt with during His ministry. Some were society's reject- the woman caught in adultery, lepers, despised Samaritans, the criminals on the cross. Others were powerful and sophisticated - Nicodemus, Pilate, the Pharisees. They covered the whole social spectrum - but they all needed the Savior;they all were headed toward death and eternity;they all were the objects of His love. Not everyone Jesus tried to turn back from the brink of destruction responded - nor will they with us. But that didn't keep Jesus from trying - nor must it us. Whom would God have you reach out and try to help in the name of Christ today? Biblical Reference: "remember this: Whoever turns a sinner from the error of his way will save him from death and cover over a multitude of sins." ~James 5:20