RoeksaVsBabylon

I hate when I sin. Have mercy on me Lord, have mercy on me.

@creation247 not worth your attention brother, Jesus Christ above all else.

Calling B.S. on this fan-fic story. Of all the things that never happened...

I wanna toss my iphone and just use my laptop and home phone..

"And because lawlessness will abound, the love of many will grow cold." (Matt. 24:12) How to avoid this: pray, fast, read scripture, give generously, forgive freely, protect your attention, be thankful for everything. Believe Jesus.

yep, oil out bitcoin in, stability prosperity and all that jazz, elon is taking you to mars and beastcoin to the moonbois lfg wagmi big mammon thousand million dollar lucky girl 999, new silk road, fast, trust, secure, everyone happy.

@DanielvsBabylon This post is spot on, absolutely funny, and yet the reality of the situation is quite sad.

@DanielvsBabylon Dialing up to dial in.

Looking back and realizing that this was just my training for the meme war against the antichrist. God was always with me.

i just need to pray

@OmegaMessage @Firerisk6 Amen

@Firerisk6 Yes:) We must speak to those who thirst, and long for liberation from sin and self.

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Satan would want nothing more than for you to waste your life away waiting for the world to end btw. Whether it ends or not it’s completely out of your control. Go live your life. Serve God. Be happy. It pisses off the devil.

GOD LOVES YOU VERY MUCH John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16 is a popular verse and sometimes we just “gloss” over it when we see it on TV or see someone wear it. But if you take the time to really read and understand it, you will discover it is a powerful verse that describes how much God loves you and why He would send His Son to die for you. Billy Graham once said, “God proved His love on the Cross. When Christ hung, and bled, and died, it was God saying to the world, ‘I love you.'” It’s true – God does love you. So much so that He sent His one and only Son to die for you. So that when you die on earth, you will be immediately with Him in heaven. Forever. Have a wonderful Easter.

Donald Trump is not “the” Antichrist.

Yall actually use social media outside of X?

@DanielvsBabylon Can’t reply to this post with a bible quote that goes with it.. keeps failing. But watch this post go through.

People are sheep and like to be told things from authority figures that they should already know in their heart. Authorities are imperfect, as are we, and take advantage of this position and deceive the people for selfish gain. And the cycle repeats itself.

Demons don’t want this posted.. kept trying. “And the LORD said unto Samuel, Hearken unto the voice of the people in all that they say unto thee: for they have not rejected thee, but they have rejected me, that I should not reign over them.” 1 Samuel 8:7 KJV

@DanielvsBabylon Maybe if I share this enough it’ll foil their plans lol

This is basically X now

@DanielvsBabylon Agreed. I feel for our bros and sisters in Christ waiting for this day to happen, if it does. Ain’t gonna be a fun time cause it won’t just be “aliens are real”. They’ll do something to pop it off for the masses.

Alien disclosure may be the greatest deception in human history. They’re probably going to say aliens created us.

Rejoice evermore. Pray without ceasing. In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you. 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

I pray Jesus rolls back the firmament of your mind like a scroll and you get caught up in the Spirit and never stray again.

@Apostle_David @TiBSgotDiBS Appreciate this, was easy to digest and makes a pretty strong contrast.

RAPTURE ESCAPE VS. WISE FORMATION The great divide of our generation is not merely about timelines or charts, but about the very nature of the people God is forming. One vision imagines a sudden escape, a disappearing Church lifted out before the hour, untested, unshaped, unprepared. The other reveals a people forged through years of obedience, pruning, and surrender, the wise who awaken quickly because humility has already prepared them, and the firstfruits who do not awaken at all, but emerge. The rapture‑escape story promises exemption; the formation story reveals endurance. One expects maturity to be granted in a moment; the other knows maturity is the long work of God. And in this contrast, the truth becomes unmistakable: the ones who stand in the midnight hour are not the ones who fled it, but the ones who were formed for it. Escape theology says the faithful will be removed before the hour. Formation theology says the faithful are revealed in the hour. Escape theology imagines a last‑minute rescue. Formation theology reveals a long obedience. Escape theology expects an untested Bride suddenly made ready. Formation theology shows a Bride purified through years of surrender. Escape theology waits for a moment. Formation theology walks through a lifetime. Escape theology produces spectators. Formation theology produces firstfruits. Escape theology says, “We won’t be here.” Formation theology says, “We were formed for this.” Escape theology looks for disappearance. Formation theology looks for unveiling. Escape theology assumes maturity can be granted instantly. Formation theology knows maturity is forged slowly. Escape theology expects the wise to be created in a crisis. Formation theology knows the wise awaken because humility was already in them. Escape theology imagines the firstfruits emerging overnight. Formation theology knows the firstfruits were shaped in hiddenness long before the cry. Escape theology removes the remnant from the hour. Formation theology reveals the remnant in the hour. Escape theology collapses under the weight of Scripture. Formation theology fulfills the pattern of Scripture. --- The rapture‑escape vision has produced a generation unprepared for the very hour Scripture describes. It teaches believers to expect removal instead of refinement, disappearance instead of discernment, rescue instead of readiness. It imagines a Bride lifted out before she ever learns to stand, a people exempt from the very pressures that reveal authenticity. But wise formation tells a different story, a story of those who have been shaped in secret, who have learned to endure, who have walked through pruning and remained faithful. These are the ones who recognize the cry because they have lived in its frequency. They do not flee the midnight hour; they shine in it. And this is the dividing line: escape produces spectators, but formation produces witnesses.