grace's search history, according to Mariah
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I'm a Christian and I'm obsessed with this tweet. It haunts me. Because I don't think this person had any idea, when they posted something so raw and rebellious, that their desire for grace to be infinite was actually righteous in God's eyes. That what they're wishing for is not only justified, but has already happened.
Because do you know who killed God and smashed the spigot of grace permanently open? God did.
God chose to become human and die so that anyone who believes in Him has His grace forever, for free. And even those who don't believe have the common grace with which He blesses all humanity, that thing inside us that wants to be good and wants to love and be loved. I want to hold all mankind by the shoulders and say with joy, "the spigot is open! do you understand? it's open and it's free and we are all allowed it!"
This is what people mean when they say "the Good News."
And any church who tries to meter out grace with limits and conditions, the kind of church who would make someone feel like God's grace is finite and reserved and inspire them to write a tweet like this, does not understand our God. Our God smashed the spigot open Himself at the cost of His own suffering so that we could see a perfect man walk the earth, so that we could learn the heart of goodness and love and worship rather than just the rules.
There are so many atheists and agnostics and pagans and witches who profess to be against God for the sake of real goodness and so often I wish I could just tell them "you're right. that thing inside you that refuses to believe in cruelty and injustice and cold domination is right. I am not asking you to kill it. please understand, it is not in opposition to God. He's the one who gave it to you."
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gently drops more Greddie into your open palm
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Hey Sega, if you're looking for more video games to revive...
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ok my turn. npmd + textposts part one out of who knows
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"What did I do? What didn't I do?"
This game was a true delight to play 🥰
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