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A murderer is set free.

A court scene unfolds with two men standing in chains before the judge and the crowd.
Flashback:
-A hardcore criminal named Barabbas has been imprisoned for murder and insurrection. He is being brought out to be released.

-Another man, named Jesus, is innocent as he had been found guilty of no crime. He was being demanded to be crucified.

-Background: this was a special occasion of Passover, where certain prisoners used to be released as per custom.
-The Judge found Jesus innocent and not worthy of punishment.
-Public demand- CRUCIFY JESUS, SET BARABBAS FREE.

It seems so insane and unjustified.
Barabbas was set free, and Jesus took his place for the punishment.

The Truth:
Barabbas- The Sinner.
Jesus- The Innocent
Exchange Offer- Freedom and redemption for a sinner who only deserved punishment.
The Catch: Only if someone takes the fall for him.
JESUS DID.

HE TOOK THE FALL.
For Barabbas, for me, and FOR YOU.
He exchanged the place for us.
Let’s claim our rightful position given through Him.

If there is something that is keeping you stuck in the past and making you feel unworthy, unforgivable, or undeserving, and it’s leading you into depression and anxiety, let’s bring you hope that there is no mistake or action that is too severe to be forgiven. Let’s help you forgive yourself and receive freedom from self- condemnation.
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The present age is witnessing an obsession with the gym, bodybuilding, and physical looks. It’s like a cult for adolescents and young adults. As awesome as it is to be conscious and take responsibility for one’s fitness and the discipline and effort required around it, it still leaves most of them feeling unequipped for life.

Despite great looks, healthy bodies, disciplined lives, looking outwardly perfect, there is a constant chase for the deeper unmet needs.

Wanderer’s Quest:
Some end up indulging in shallow relationships, addictions, and activities that superficially give short-term satisfaction. Yet, they feel deeply unsatisfied and lost.

Lost treasure:
Living under peer pressure, they struggle to live lives that would give them satisfaction.

Treasure Chest:
We are made in the image of God. (Genesis 1: 26)
We ought to live as Jesus lived on this earth. (1 John 2: 6), a godly life lived in exact perfection and likeness of His Father God.

The outcome:
The generations are suffering the consequences of ungodly choices.
“My people are ruined because they don't know what's right or true.” (Hosea 4: 6)
The cause is the lack of knowledge about godliness.
“The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction.” (Proverbs 1:7)

FAQs:
• It feels like a very demanding task, and most of the people feel they are not up for it, not because they don’t want it, but because they feel unqualified or unequipped to live a godly lifestyle. Is that so?
• People find it to be something for saints or religious people only. Is it for commoners, too?
• Is everyone called to righteous living?
• Isn’t godliness deemed old-fashioned and outdated in present times?
• Does it not make you boring and uncool?

While the world comes with its daunting pressures and demands with present age lifestyles, godliness is the higher road one takes.

Beginner’s Guide

Manual:
The rule book is easy- saying YES to the right and NO to the wrong. And the wonderful part is that you don’t need any equipment for this, only a decision. And God has already equipped you with everything you would need to live a new godly life. (2 Peter 1: 3).
It starts with the knowledge of God and His divine power at work in us.

The same power gives you guidance and strength to make choices and “teaches to say ‘No’ to ungodliness and worldly passions, and to live self-controlled, upright and godly lives in this present age” (Titus 2: 12)

Sign up: “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction.” (Proverbs 1:7)

Equipment: His divine power has given us everything we need for a godly life through our knowledge of him who called us by his own glory and goodness. (2 Peter 1:3)

Tool Kit: “It teaches us to say “NO” to ungodliness and worldly passions, and to live self-controlled, upright and godly lives in this present age” (Titus 2: 12)

Training session: Have nothing to do with godless myths and old wives’ tales; rather, train yourself to be godly. (1 Timothy 4:7-8)

Reward: “For physical training is of some value, but godliness has value for all things, holding promise for both the present life and the life to come.”

Some of you might be struggling with thoughts of some choices you made that were not fitting with godly life. For such reasons, grace and forgiveness with second chances are available through scripture reading and understanding. We help through the journey. Contact: Voice Of The One Calling: WhatsApp @+918437213863

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Ambassadors of Heaven! All wonderful Fathers!
What a JOY it is to celebrate fathers in our world!

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The Game Changer

What is that one thing that you feel desperate to change in your family?

What is that one thing that you would want to change for your generations to come?

What would you do if you got that opportunity?

Ruth was a Moabite widow with a background of belonging to a cult tribe and with a pain of loss and loneliness. But her one decision changed the course for her future generations. She was no longer a Moabite and became part of the lineage of King David. (Ruth 1:16, 4: 14-17)

Esther, an entrapped, orphan teenage Jewish girl in the harem of a king, who found favour and became queen. She had a decisive moment that changed the destiny of Jewish people who otherwise were doomed to genocide.
(Esther 4:14-16)

Rahab, a harlot in Jericho with rejection as her only status, took one God-given opportunity to save her clan. She decided to rescue the Israelite spies, knowing God’s favour was upon them. That decision led to her leaving prostitution. She gave birth to a son, Boaz, who was later in the lineage of King David. (Joshua 2:8-9, 12-13)

These women didn’t come with extraordinary physical strength or remarkable skills. Their faith was the courage they wore and risked their own lives to save others.

Your one decision can change the whole course for your generations and communities.
Something very deep that instills courage, no matter what, and gives you the boldness to do something that may look risky and would need extraordinary courage.
You don’t need to have a soldier’s training, the strength of Wonder Woman, or extraterrestrial powers to operate.

You need a divine decision that can give you a jump start.

The crux of the story is that you can be the next Ruth and Rahab who can change the lineage for generations to come. You can be the next Esther who can seize the opportunity to nail the oppressor and save communities.

The question is:
Are you settling for comfort, or would you rise with courage?
Are you staying captive or are you setting captives free?
Are you going to stay a victim, or are you going to raise an army of rescuers?

You can be the next Ruth, Rahab, or Esther. You can be the game changer. You can be the one who pivots the course. You can be the next one in your family or community who can change the course for generations for freedom and victory.

Maybe it’s time to stop numbing that inner voice and start figuring out your divine assignment.

Some might still be captive because of one decision you would need to make.

If there are things that keep you from moving forward into your destiny, reach us to help you overcome your fears or hurdles and be the change that you want to see. WhatsApp:Voice Of The One Calling @+918437213863

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