Christ-Centered Relationships | Alex Wilson 

Yeah, he was always a well built guy but in the last year he got jacked. He looks like he could be a power 5 backer

Haha right!

Yeah bro I just noticed and he’s making GAINZ 💪

I saw the thumbnail and I was like what is this comment on, then I saw his arms, and I totally agree

@@philip7833 hahah

Amen

I would say try to show Gods impact to the people around you through the way you live. Always bring the glory back to Christ without pushing it on them. Then they will start to wonder why things are always going so great for you and hopefully they will be led to discover him on their own. And don’t forget to pray for them. Like heavy. Ask Jesus to show them his love. And do your part to remind them of it too. I hope this helps.

Live to show them how good God is. Go the extra mile. Forget the 5 dollar they owe you. Be gracious. Don’t shy away from saying that you prayed today when they asked you what did you do. I’m not saying to evangelize (if u can you should) but i’m saying don’t shy away from showing your christian lifestyle too. At the very least this will put certain boundaries on what they say/do to you (in a good way)

Hey hopes this helps but read in the New Testament Matthew chapter 10 “instructions to the 12 apostles” As Christians today, the story of Jesus instructing his disciples to shake off the dust and move on has several implications for our relationships and our faith: 1. Perseverance: It teaches us the importance of perseverance in sharing the message of the gospel. Just as the disciples encountered rejection, we may also face resistance or indifference when sharing our faith. However, we should not be discouraged but continue to faithfully proclaim the good news, knowing that not everyone will receive it. 2. Respect for Free Will: The story highlights the respect for free will and the freedom of choice. Jesus instructed his disciples not to force the gospel upon those who were unwilling to receive it. Similarly, in our relationships, we should respect the choices and beliefs of others. We can share our faith and values, but ultimately it is up to individuals to accept or reject them. 3. Focus on the Willing: By instructing his disciples to move on to the next house, Jesus emphasized the importance of focusing on those who are open and receptive to the message of the gospel. Likewise, in our relationships, we should invest our time and energy in building meaningful connections with those who are open to hearing about our faith and spiritual journey. 4. Letting Go of Rejection: Shaking off the dust from their feet symbolized letting go of rejection and not allowing it to hinder their mission. As Christians, we should learn to let go of rejection and not let it discourage us from sharing our faith or pursuing healthy relationships. Instead, we can trust in God's guidance and continue to seek opportunities to spread love, forgiveness, and the message of Christ. Overall, the story reminds us to be faithful in sharing the gospel, respect others' choices, focus on those who are receptive, and let go of rejection. It encourages us to navigate our relationships with love, grace, and perseverance while trusting in God's guidance.

Along with prayer and using your life as a example of Jesus to them, I believe it is SO important to have a Christian community that you consistently go/speak with in this situation. Community is SO important to have, mostly because we’re meant to be in fellowship and meant to be in relation with others! Also, it is a good way for people to support you (such as praying for your mom and your friends) and encourage you and strengthen you in your faith! Don’t give up! Keep on praying for them! Keep on having other people pray for them as well! Though you may not see fruit right now, the Lord is still working behind the scenes! Keep on holding strong in the faith! Reach out to fellow believers, keep on praying for opportunities for you to share the gospel with them! Don’t give up! (2 Peter 3:9)

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I’m guessing you’re a girl ? aha. It might be good for you to focus more on the godly female friendships. Not that you can’t have male friends, but I’ve found it vital to invest + cultivate godly female friendships 💞

Bible says when you’re of the world, you’re father is the devil, but when you’re born again of Christ, God is your father and you no longer follow the will of your old father the devil. If it’s not of God, it’s of the enemy.

1 John 3:10

@@LuisTheDisciple Oh thank you 😅 I didn’t know that said that in 1st John

@@kameronosbornof course brother may the Lord Jesus be with you

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