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Seek (true) light, skip shadows.

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Christian Meditation Detox: What is it?

Click Here: CHRISTIAN MEDITATION DETOX (@meditation-detox.bsky.social) — Bluesky

Pause for a moment. Open your Bible and let the words fill your heart. These are God’s words, spoken through prophets like Moses and Elijah, and fulfilled in His Son, Jesus. Reflect. Pray. Experience the power of His presence today.

What Christian Meditation is NOT:

Christian meditation is NOT about yoga exercises or connecting with other so-called gods of nature, like the moon goddess or the sun god. Christian meditation is NOT about chanting or humming to Buddha or any mortal person—because only Jesus (Yeshua), the Son of God, died, rose again, and is alive today, seated at the right hand of the Father.

Christian meditation is NOT about praying to multiple gods or a vague spiritual force. It’s about engaging with the mystery of the Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—one God in three Persons. Christian meditation is NOT asking God to change everyone else; it’s letting God search your heart and transform you from the inside out, so you can love others as Christ loves you.

To my fellow Practitioners: When you have to ‘exorcise’ two or three ‘unclean spirits’ a day, so to speak, you might as well look the part. Indeed, we acknowledge that Jesus chose 12 men to do the walking, but we must also recognize that it was the women who kept everything running–emotionally and financially.

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La Marseillaise, sung by Mireille Mathieu ^(Link)

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Sin No More? The Evolving Moral Compass of Gen Z and Millennials

Recent data from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University presents a stark generational divide: while 84% of American adults affirm the existence of sin, significantly fewer Gen Z and millennial respondents accept the premise that everyone sins or that the traditional concept of sin remains relevant. This shift signals a profound rethinking of moral frameworks among younger Americans—one with serious implications for the nation’s cultural and ethical landscape.

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Click Here: CHRISTIAN MEDITATION DETOX (@meditation-detox.bsky.social) — Bluesky

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Individuality is a gift; equality is a right—both are non-negotiable in the eyes of God and the law.

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DISCLAIMER: True understanding begins with sincere prayer and reading the Bible. Without this foundation, this message will be lost and its meaning misunderstood.

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