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Not everything handed down is truth. Some teachings are received from people we trust. They are repeated. They are defended. And over time, they become so familiar that people stop testing them. That is how false teaching can gain authority. It gets received. It gets treated like truth. It gets shared. Then it gets passed down to the next person. But Scripture never tells us to believe something just because a preacher, denomination, family member, or church system taught it. We are told to test all things and hold fast what is good. A person can love the Lord and still be trapped in teachings they were handed before they knew to question them. A person can read Scripture often and still see certain passages through the lens they were trained to use. That does not mean their heart is wicked. It means something false may have been given authority where only Jesus and His Word should rule. False teaching says, “This is what we have always believed.” Truth asks, “What did Jesus actually say?” False teaching protects tradition. Truth exposes mixture. False teaching depends on repetition. Truth stands even when it is unpopular. What gets received gets carried. What gets believed gets shared. What is never corrected gets passed down. But Jesus does not expose false teaching to shame people. He exposes it to free them. Because tradition cannot set captives free. Only Jesus can. #TruthOverDeception #TestAllThings #SoundDoctrine #JesusSetsFree #FalseTeachingExposed

We’re all guilty of having a quick tongue especially when it comes to gossip, please keep my still, protect a strangers heart.

The main reason why the people of Israel when they exited Egypt were not allowed to enter the promised land anyone over 20 years old because of their grumblings please read the book of Numbers chapter 14 God made a covenant when God makes a covenant he does not change his mind it was not a long journey to Canaan, but because of their grumblings and constant complaining that God heard them with Moses, he made them walk the desert for 38 years. Of the 12 that went in to search out the promised land flowing with milk and honey only two entered the promised land Joshua and Caleb those were the two that said we can take it because God is with us because of their belief the rest fell in the desert because of their unbelief That is the sin that’s so easily besets us… unbelief any children 20 years old and under were allowed to enter the promised land God promised that their carcasses The rest lost their inheritance. Moses lost his inheritance. He did not enter the promised land. God told him to speak to the rock the second time, but because the people were so disobedient Moses was angry, he struck the rock. We too as believers and brethren who are in the faith well also be judged as believers at the bema seat of Christ 2nd Corinthians 5 on what we did for Christ here on earth would hay, and Stella will be burned up gold, silver precious metals while we stand the fire. This is not a judgment of our salvation. We are there because we are saved. This is our inheritance the Bible speaks of this do your research

#OnThisDay in 1809, Louis Braille was born in Ile-de-France. After losing his sight following an accident, he attended the National Institute for Blind Children in Paris. Here he developed his system of written communication for visually impaired people. 📸 Getty

The most scandalous love story in the Bible isn't romantic. It's offensive. You want to talk about a shocking story: Read the book of Hosea. God literally commands His holy prophet to go and marry a prostitute named Gomer And even after they are married, she keeps running back to her lovers, eventually selling herself back into slavery. What does God tell Hosea to do? "Go buy her back. Love her again." It is the most heartbreaking, scandalous picture of arace in the Bible. Gomer is us We constantly run to the idols of this world and God constantly pays the price to bring us back home. The grace of God is offensive to human logic, and that's exactly why it saves us. Thank vou, Jesus #HoseaAndGomer #ScandalousGrace #UnconditionalLove #SundayWorship

Ingo Hasselbach, once the leader of a neo‑Nazi group in East Berlin, describes a moment in his memoir, "Führer‑Ex," when he realized that the hatred driving his life wasn’t based on anything real. He woke up expecting another day of “fighting enemies” but suddenly recognized that he had never actually met a Jewish person, though he had beaten many to within an inch of their lives. His entire worldview had been built out of other people’s stories, propaganda, and the emotional maps he carried inside himself. That moment--the collision between the map and the territory-- was the beginning of his break from extremism. It’s a reminder that prejudice is always a second‑hand emotion. It’s never about real people; it’s about the stories we inherit, the fears we cultivate, and the strangers we imagine. He eventually came to realize that his emnity for Jews was displaced rage toward his abusive father.

The Power You Keep Skipping Over Most people don't fail because they're ncapable. They fail because they underestimate what actually works Not talent. Not luck. Not sudden breakthroughs. Consistency. It sounds too simple, so people ignore it And that's exactly why it works. Every habit you repeat is stacking results you don't see yet. Sleep, nutrition, focus discipline, learning, even the way you talk to yourself-none of it feels dramatic in the moment, but it's building your future in silence. 1 Research in behavioral science consistently shows that small repeatedactions compound over time. That "1% better" mindset isn't motivational fuff-it reflects how incremental improvements accumulate into maior long-term change Here's the part most people miss: you don't feel progress while it's happening. You only notice it when it's alreadv too late to ignore So the real FOMO isn't trends or opportunities. It's realizing later that you were this close to changing your life.. but didn't stay consistent long enough to see it through The reward isn't waiting for the perfect moment. It's waiting for the repeated effort Today still counts. And so does tomorrow- if you show up again #FOMO #Consistency #GrowthMindset #Hahits #Discinline #Selflmnrovement

It has been a very long and emotional week in the Burnette household. A lot of people have been coming to visit Landyn every day. He is loved very deeply by everyone around him. His left eye no longer opens, which started about three days ago. His right arm and hand also no longer have any movement. He can still answer simple questions, but it is becoming harder to understand him. When his Uncle Keith carries him from the bed in the morning to the couch, and back again at night, you can tell it hurts him. He makes soft moaning sounds and his face shows that he is in pain and feeling sore. Anytime he urinates in his diaper, no matter how little, he immediately wants it changed. He was actually in the middle of potty training before all of this started. This morning he insisted he wanted to use the potty and wouldn’t accept no. So they helped him up from the couch, and Uncle Keith carried him to his small potty. They held him while he sat there, and he managed to pee in the potty like the big boy he is. He still wants to eat and drink. His favorite things are Dr Pepper and orange cream ice cream. When it comes to food, they don’t stop him much, but he usually only takes one or two small bites before he is done. He is still holding on. Even Kage came to cuddle with him today Dr.Albert Ralph Reposter_

my younger days, in another life.

TBANEWS REPORT:) "Tired of Being Told What I Can't Do": Rich Paul Pushes Back After LeBron James Distances Himself By SDWJR TBA News Network Klutch Sports founder Rich Paul is making it clear--his voice does not belong to LeBron James, and he is no longer tolerating narratives that suggest otherwise. Paul's recent comments on the Game Over podcast have ianited headlines and backlash, particularly after he questionec whether the Los Angeles Lakers are true contenders and floated the controversia idea of trading a 27-vear-old Lakers star. While LeBron James has publicly stated that he has nothing to do with those opinions, speculation has continued to follow Paul, with critics assuming the NBA icon's influence looms behind the scenesThat speculation was addressed head-on during Episode 16 of the Game Over podcast. Co-host Max Kellerman shut down the rumor directly, saying, "I remember readina that this show is put together by LeBron. LeBron's got nothing to do with the show." Rich Paul immediately confirmed the statement, responding bluntly: "No, none at all!" But for Paul, the issue goes deeper than a sinqle rumor. He expressed frustration over what he described as a persistent effort to undermine his independence and credibility despite decades of success reshaping the sports agency landscape "This show can't be called Game Over and give fake game," Paul said. "But I'm ust tired of being told what 1 can't do. They told me I couldn't start Klutch Sports Group. I couldn't write a book. couldn't do that."Paul also highlighted what he sees as a double standard in media and public perception--particularly when power figures outside traditional player roles speak freely "It's weird to see an agent have a podcast but it's not weird to see a plaver have a podcast," he continued. "It's not weird to see another executive in Hollvwood have a podcast, or an actor or actress have a podcast. But it's weird for me to have a podcast with a guy who's been in the g