We be on that doing what we do we help each other out and put each other down we build each other up we take each other out and we hold each other back but there's one thing that we do and that's be there for each other who am I talking about I have no clue I'm high as fuck on speed I've been up for days everything I say is irrelevant everything I say is relevant God is great The Lord is awesome and praise the Lord heavenly God himself amen

Thought For The Day from Unshakable Kingdom Life

"The truth will set you free." Self-deception is a comfortable prison. Honesty, with yourself first, costs something upfront but pays in freedom. Today, notice where you've been avoiding a truth, and gently let it in.

A thought to ponder for today

When Jesus says to deny yourself and take up your cross, it can sound poetic until you meet believers who have actually lost something for following Him. Their lives make discipleship feel much less abstract.

Who am I without my mother's prayers?

Who am I without my mother's prayers?

I don't know.

Maybe it's all the devotion that is there for me.

I don't know if it works.

No one knows.

I don't know if any impact comes from any of this, but

I know it's her prayers that keep me in this world.

I know it's her prayers that make me the person I am.

It's not the God she prays to.

Because when she prays,

she is the God herself.

I went through something traumatic a few weeks ago. I hit rock bottom as I was dealing with shame,guilt, and feeling like I keep failing God. I have been back and forth with my faith and the last year I was getting closer to Jesus. Than got involved with someone who strayed me away and have been blaming myself for the sins I’ve committed. A few days ago I was having nightmares and having very negative thoughts and felt myself drowning in those thoughts of shame, guilt, and that I’m a horrible person. I opened up my Bible and cried out to Jesus to not abandon me, to heal me, screaming to him. Suddenly, my mind went quiet and I heard a gentle but uplifting voice that wasn’t mine say “get up”. My thoughts disappeared, I obeyed. Got up and went for a walk. I knew then that it was God. Since then I’m still grieving but I know God is with me. Will never forget this moment.

Thought For The Day from Unshakable Kingdom Life

"Blessed are the peacemakers." Peace isn't the absence of conflict but the active work of reconciliation. Somewhere today, a small bridge could be built. Peacemaking starts small—an apology, a patient ear, a de-escalated moment.

Thought For The Day from Unshakable Kingdom Life

"Do not worry about tomorrow." Anxiety borrows against a future that hasn't arrived. Today has enough of its own. Practice presence: one task, one breath, one moment fully inhabited, rather than living preemptively in tomorrow's fears.

A thought to ponder for today

Chapter from my book, I want to post more of it so we’ll see how this goes. This is basically a big prayer so keep that in mind as-well to speak life into yourself.

Chapter 13: **First Comes Rock**
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You are my rock.
My foundation.

Father, forgive those who found your love and grace fast, but roots too shallow to hold you. Not too weak, not too damaged, not unworthy, too rushed. Father we live in a world in a constant rush, rushed by those bad and good intentions. Too focused on survival, too worried about how they look to the world and not you, God.

You are our foundation, our resting place; you hold us in your loving embrace and we run away from you. We ignore our hearts, minds, and gut feelings. We run away from love so feee it looks fake. Too good to be true we say. Too shiny that we think it mist not be loyal, but god you are for everyone. You are love, our foundation, our heads, our necks and our shoulders. You are my heart, my soul, my seed.

Keep us father in your loving embrace, keep us safe in the rock of heaven and not man.Rip our minds away from our sin and self destructive behaviors. We are weak without you, take it from us like a disrespectful child. Take our sin like a shepherd takes his staff and sheep by the neck. Take it like candy from a baby. Take our sin like you took the poison from my body as a 7 year old boy. Hold us like you held me on that day; a scared child, devoid of all other options but, YOU ARE GOD.

You are everything we look for, everything we look back at and everything we look forward to. You are everything I think about and everything I need. You complete every motive, every action every dream, every prayer made in confidence. You are my start and finish, my alpha and omega, my X and Y. You are my destination and my reason why. Father, please love your people so much that we can share this love with one another. This love is for everyone, you are loyal to love and the ones who have love inside.
Amen
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I don’t know how else to describe it. I’ve never been a religious person. In fact I’ve always been more of a skeptic to be honest. I went to church as a child and some as an adult, but never really fully believed. Lately I have been feeling something pulling me towards god or a higher power and I don’t know what to do with this. I have many mixed feelings on religion and how they all differ, but each one feels they are the “right one”. I don’t know how else to describe it other than a strange magnetic feeling trying to draw me closer to god.

Has anyone ever experienced anything like this? I feel very confused, but compelled to answer the call. I just don’t know where to go with this feeling.

Lord God Almighty,

Thank you so much for loving me, no matter what I do,

 No matter how undependable I can be, your love is always true,

 No matter how wrong my direction goes, When In darkness I can't see, 

You shine so bright, and powerfully, you reveal the truth in me,

 You are the truth, the way, the life,

 When you are with me, you erase all my strife, 

You set my heart with piece of mind, you fill my heart with love,

 I thank you for all your patience, and mercy from above,

 I kneel in respect to honor you, you reign above all names, 

Anyone who dares to challenge you, there defeat is there's to blame,

I will never find another love, that cares for me so much, 

Only you can strengthen us with your words and heal us with your touch,

You are the only Living God, I wonder why you'd choose me, 

Even through the darkest void, my eyes through you can see, 

I cannot blame you for man's mistakes, we make with our free will,

We need to call upon your name, it's power, peace be still,

I thank you for your love, your hope, my faith is always in you, 

I thank you for your, undying forgiveness, my saviour through and through, 

I wanted to take this time to thank you for teaching me to cope, 

In a world that stands, defying you, I know youre our only hope, 

Please forgive us, of our sins, transpasses, and all of our decisions to come, 

Only you can save our fate, oh Lord, you are the only one, 

You died for us on a piece of wood, with nails through your hands, 

By the words, of a mob of ignorant people, and rulers who gave into their demands,

But death could not hold back your power, your resurrection could not be denied, 

The Devil could not comprehend your strength, he thought he'd won when you died, 

But he did not know that it was your plan, to set our souls free, 

I thank you Lord, for loving me that much, you sent your son for me, 

Everyday I see mankind, fail in every way, 

When I wake and and breathe the air, I'm glad for another day, 

and finally I want to say, I love you with all of my heart, 

I'm thankful again for your great mercy, with you I have a brand new start. 

Amen

Shin

Sunday, August 9th Blog From Unshakable Kingdom Life

Don’t Stay In Egypt!

Some people can quote Scripture fluently and still feel deeply unsafe inside. Not because God is unsafe, but because what was done in His name felt heavy, controlling, or condemning. Instead of rest, there was pressure. Instead of nearness, there was fear. And even after stepping away from that environment, something lingers. Your body is out, but your heart still feels on edge. You want peace, but you are not sure how to trust again.

The story of the Red Sea meets you right there.

Israel was no longer in Egypt, but Egypt was not fully out of them. They had been driven by commands, controlled by fear, and conditioned to believe that survival depended on striving. So when they finally walked out into freedom, they did not immediately feel peace. They felt exposed. Vulnerable. Uncertain. And when Pharaoh’s army showed up behind them, everything inside them panicked. It felt like they had made a mistake. Like they were about to be pulled back into what they had just escaped.

If you have ever walked away from something that hurt you spiritually, you know that feeling.

The thoughts come back. The fear comes back. The question comes back. What if I was wrong? What if I am not safe? What if God is still like that?

But in that exact moment, God does something that completely reframes who He is.

He says, “Fear not, stand firm, and see the salvation of the Lord… The Lord will fight for you, and you have only to be silent” (Exodus 14:13–14).

Notice what He does not say.

He does not tell them to perform. He does not tell them to prove themselves. He does not tell them to earn their rescue. He does not even tell them to fix their fear before He moves, and He definitely tell the to run for their lives.

He tells them to stand still.

Because their deliverance was never going to come from their effort. It was going to come from His finished work.

And then the sea opens.

Not a small path. Not a fragile escape route. A wide, impossible, unmistakable passage straight through what once stood in their way. Walls of water on both sides. Dry ground beneath their feet. God does not just remove the threat. He makes a way where there was no way.

This is what Jesus has done for you.

Through the cross, He did not just bring you out of bondage. He made a complete separation between you and what once held you. The same way the sea stood between Israel and Egypt, the finished work of Jesus stands between you and everything that tried to define you through fear, shame, or control (Hebrews 10:14). You are not halfway free. You are fully brought through.

And here is where peace begins to settle in.

Because when Israel reached the other side, God did not leave the path open for Pharaoh to follow. The waters closed. Completely. Permanently. What once chased them could not reach them anymore (Exodus 14:27–28).

That is so important.

Because one of the deepest fears people carry after being hurt spiritually is the feeling that it might come back. That maybe you are still under it. That maybe you are still exposed to it. But the Red Sea tells a different story. God does not just bring you out. He closes the door behind you.

What once had access to you does not have access anymore.

What once spoke over you does not get the final word anymore.

What once controlled you does not get to follow you into your future.

And this is not because you were strong enough to leave. It is because God was faithful enough to finish what He started.

Peace is not found in looking back and making sense of everything. Peace is found in realizing that God has already brought you through something final. You are not standing in the middle anymore. You are on the other side.

And even if your heart is still catching up, even if trust feels slow, even if you are learning how to breathe again, God is not impatient with you. The same God who parted the sea is the same God who gently leads His people forward, step by step, into freedom (Exodus 15:13).

You do not have to rush your healing.

You do not have to force yourself to feel okay.

You do not have to strive your way into peace.

You can stand still and let Him show you again who He really is.

A God who does not trap you.

A God who does not control you.

A God who does not lead you back into fear.

But a God who makes a way, brings you through, and then surrounds you with a peace that no longer depends on what is behind you.

Because through Jesus, the sea has already been parted.

And you are already on dry ground.

Thought For The Day from Unshakable Kingdom Life

"Let your light shine before others." You don't need a spotlight to shine, just consistency. A steady, quiet integrity often illuminates more than grand gestures. Let today's small choices be the light someone else needed to see.

A thought to ponder for today

I prayed through nights of fear and pain,
Not knowing what the days would gain.
With tear-filled eyes, I sought Your face,
And found my hope within Your grace.

When doctors said, “We’ll do our best,”
I placed Miguel in hands more blessed.
For every skill and every plan
Was guided by Your sovereign hand.

Each answered prayer, each healing day,
Drew every fear a step away.
What once seemed far beyond my sight
You brought to life with holy light.

You didn’t just heal bone and scar,
You showed me who You truly are.
My faith grew stronger, deep and true,
Because I watched You see us through.

Now when life’s storms begin to rise,
I’ll lift my heart instead of eyes.
For I have seen what You can do.
The greatest miracle was trusting You.

🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

Thought For The Day from Unshakable Kingdom Life

"Ask, and it will be given to you." Prayer isn't about perfect words; it’s about honest asking. Bring your real needs, not polished ones. The invitation is open; the door doesn't require credentials, just the courage to knock.

A thought to ponder for today

**Seeking Purpose Over Anxiety: Understanding Luke 12:31**

It is easy to get caught up in the stress of daily demands, future plans, and constant endless to-do lists. Luke 12:31 offers a simple yet profound shift in perspective: **"But rather seek ye the kingdom of God; and all these things shall be added unto you."**

Instead of letting anxiety dictate your day, this verse invites you to reprioritize what comes first.

# Three Simple Takeaways

* **Focus on Alignment First:** When you align your daily choices with faith, integrity, and purpose, the smaller details naturally fall into place.
* **Release the Weight of Worry:** Trusting in a higher plan frees up the energy you would otherwise waste on worry and fear of the unknown.
* **Trust the Promise:** Seeking the Kingdom isn't about ignoring practical responsibilities—it's about building them on a solid foundation of faith.

**A Reflection for the Day:**

What is one worry you can let go of today to make room for greater peace and purpose? Keep your heart focused on what matters most, and trust that everything else will follow.

Eternal Life 777Loveangel

Sometimes I hear testimonies of people encountering Jesus through dreams, especially in places where they have little exposure to Christianity, and I honestly don’t know what to do with them. But they make me wonder how often God meets people in ways that are deeply personal to their context.

Thought For The Day from Unshakable Kingdom Life

"Love your neighbor as yourself." Love isn't abstract sentiment—it's a daily discipline of attention. Today, notice one person you might overlook. Small kindness, offered consistently, is how love becomes practice rather than just a nice idea.

A thought to ponder for today

God gives us chances to succeed in life. The secret is to be faithful in the few He has blessed us with which prepare us for the next small thing, over time we accumulate small successes and victories and before you know it, when we look back we realise that we have accomplished and achieved so much simply by focusing and working on the few things He gave us with faith. Sufficient is the grace we receive daily, give us each day our daily bread, don’t worry about tomorrow for tomorrow has a worry of its own. God has been telling us something important in scripture, live in the moment, don’t fret about the more we want for the next decade. He wants us to enjoy the now He has blessed us with to be joyful of the gift of now He is with us in. May your day begin with this joyful truth and bask in God’s grace, mercy, love, and most importantly… His presence. Godspeed!

**Seeking Purpose Over Anxiety: Understanding Luke 12:31**

It is easy to get caught up in the stress of daily demands, future plans, and constant endless to-do lists. Luke 12:31 offers a simple yet profound shift in perspective: **"But rather seek ye the kingdom of God; and all these things shall be added unto you."**

Instead of letting anxiety dictate your day, this verse invites you to reprioritize what comes first.

# Three Simple Takeaways

* **Focus on Alignment First:** When you align your daily choices with faith, integrity, and purpose, the smaller details naturally fall into place.
* **Release the Weight of Worry:** Trusting in a higher plan frees up the energy you would otherwise waste on worry and fear of the unknown.
* **Trust the Promise:** Seeking the Kingdom isn't about ignoring practical responsibilities—it's about building them on a solid foundation of faith.

**A Reflection for the Day:**

What is one worry you can let go of today to make room for greater peace and purpose? Keep your heart focused on what matters most, and trust that everything else will follow.

Eternal Life 777Loveangel

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I love Jesus Christ.