To every upstanding citizen, genuine Christian, loving mother, father, child, sibling, community member, and human being—regardless of your religion or political affiliations—recognize that now is the time for forgiveness, unity, authenticity, and genuine trust in God?
As it says in Ephesians 4:32, “Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you.”
It’s time to leave the past behind us and see each other eye to eye, regardless of economic and sociological circles or perspectives.
There is no sense in the constant battles that result in endless grief over agendas meant to destabilize the American people through fear-mongering, hatred, and discord.
As stated in James 1:20, “For the anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God.”
It’s useless!
Can we ever expect to find resolution if everyone is being one-sided?
Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life, as declared in John 14:6:
“Jesus said to him, ‘I AM the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.'”
Without being accused of being a Christian nationalist, I openly admit that the Lord is the way through the smoke and mirrors. The walls that have been built to separate and divide us are not the true foundation of this issue. God has His workers, and there are genuinely two sides to stand on: we can choose the righteousness of Christ or serve the devil. There is no middle ground.
To stand in the righteousness of Christ means to acknowledge that we are not robots but human, no excuses or hidden mistakes but are progressing and trusting in the living God while sharing this truth without compromise.
On the other hand, serving the devil includes pride, ego, arrogance, division, discord, and a top-dog mindset. None of this is from the Lord, and it’s something to think about.
I recently completed 30 days of a six-month fast, but I broke my fast two days ago.
I repent for that publicly and intend to recommit tomorrow.
It’s been 30 days of extreme clarity, for you, and I openly admit my sin for breaking my fast; however, I recognize that I am not perfect.
Tomorrow is a new day, and I will get back up on the horse, back in the boxing gym. —I look forward to change!
I’ve included my photo. —It’s not the greatest picture, but it’s me.
That said, I love you, America, and I’m doing my best to do things that I never did before the 2017 Damascus encounter, with Jesus, but more importantly.
Jesus loves you!
Tanto Amore’,
Sister Christine ❤️
C. Beach ©️