R.s TECH

‎Secrecy in a relationship can be really painful.
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‎Sometimes, a person chooses to hide something from the one they love, something the other person actually needs to know.
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‎That is tough.
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‎But there’s a pain even greater which is when the other person already knows your struggles and is willing to forgive if you confess, yet you still choose to keep it hidden, carrying that sin alone in your heart.
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‎That kind of pain is different. It is heavier. It hurts because someone is waiting to forgive, but the one hurting is not ready to let them in.
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‎Then there is another kind of pain.
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‎When a person finally opens up, confesses, and says, “It’s all behind me now,” but then keeps falling back into the same mistakes, not accepting the help being offered to come out of that sin.
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‎This is not just about human relationships. This is also relatable in our relationship with God.
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‎Now think about your ultimate relationship with Christ.
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‎Are you like the one hiding sins, unwilling to accept forgiveness, preferring to stay trapped in those sins without letting Jesus in?
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‎Are you someone who keeps returning to the same sin, not ready to fully accept the grace and mercy He offers?
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‎The call is to stop hiding sins. No one is too bad,God knows and will forgive.
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‎Accept His grace, the grace that will keep one from falling. This lifestyle cannot be stopped alone, but God is always willing to help.
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‎Goodnight ☺️

Out of My Comfort Zone.
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‎We just concluded our camp today, and while I’m grateful for the experience, one thing keeps ringing in my mind.
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‎Which is, why am I always more physically active and disciplined when I’m not at home?
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‎It’s something I’ve noticed more than once.
‎I always wake up early and stay committed to routines when I’m away from my comfort space.
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‎At camp, I found myself waking up at the exact time I had programmed in my mind,no struggle, no snooze button. It honestly marvels me.
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‎So I’ve been thinking...
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‎Is it the environment?
‎The structure?
‎The accountability?
‎Or is it just that being away from home makes me more alert and intentional?
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‎Does this happen to anyone else?
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‎This served as a quiet reminder that sometimes, growth happens when I decide to step away from comfort.
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‎That I am capable of more discipline than i give myself credit for.
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‎I just need the right environment to activate it.
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‎The right environment, which might just be… stepping out of comfort.
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‎Happy Sunday. 😌😌❤️

Transformation is a deliberate process.
It requires intentionally acquiring new materials. Something better, truer, and more radiant than what existed before.

If you're replacing the old with something worn-out or worse, that's not transformation.

True transformation comes through the Word.
It involves embracing what is true and full of light, constantly reminding ourselves that we no longer live by the flesh, but by the Word and the Spirit.

Transformation means rejecting the life and lies of the devil.
It’s a personal decision to resist the pull of the flesh, to believe God’s truth, to stand on His promises, and to walk in the guidance of the Spirit of God.

Transformation is a continuous journey.
Just as we regularly update our devices for better performance, we must continually yield to the transforming work of God until we attain perfection in Christ.