Servant of Christ, wife, mom, Mamie, church, women's discipleship blogger/speaker, @awfspodcast. Stmt of faith: https://teapaw.org/t.co/zcpLlqU8hR I don't donate $ on X.
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Michelle Lesley retweeted
People need to come to our conference in November 13-16 with @JustinPetersMin @YourCalvinist and our own Pastor Casey Butner
FREE admission, by Beulah Baptist Church in Winter Garden, Florida
please repost and smash the ❤️
info and registration here:
shatteredconference.com
Michelle Lesley retweeted
Please get out there and vote as conservatively as you can on Tuesday. We don't need any liberal to be elected to any position or office from dog catcher on up.
Michelle Lesley retweeted
Listeners, this article contains links to all of our AWFS podcast episodes on politics, voting, and elections. It's "one stop shopping" for your election eve/day listening pleasure!
Election day is once again upon us. How should Christians vote? Here are some resources I hope will help!
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Ladies, if you're a Christian, rightly handled, in context (2 Timothy 2:15) SCRIPTURE is your standard for how to handle every situation in life, and for what to believe, think, and practice in Christianity — NOT your personal, subjective feelings, opinions, preferences, and experiences.
This is a foundational doctrine of Christianity we all must learn and submit to.
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Michelle Lesley retweeted
Just spitballing here... There's a not insignificant amount of Mormon influence on this show. Maybe this is when Jesus visited America.🤷♀️
I mean, that's about as biblical as the preponderance of the previous five seasons.
Michelle Lesley retweeted
Lol, you picked the wrong person to ask that question of.
Here are the five podcast episodes we've done on the biblical problems with Dallas Jenkins and the on and off screen shenanigans and blasphemous content (also see the show notes of each episode for even more resources):
awordfitlyspoken.life/?s=%22…
Not included are the many questions we've answered about problems with The Chosen in our Q&A episodes ("Glad You Asked" if you care to peruse them), or the emails and comments I've personally exchanged with Dallas.
Yes, I'm thoroughly familiar with Dallas and The Chosen. I've done my homework. Have you?
Michelle Lesley retweeted
For Christian WOMEN:
If you were dressed immodestly at church (I know you wouldn't really, just use your imagination.) how would you want to be corrected by a kind, loving, godly older Titus 2 woman (who would probably rather undergo dental work than talk to you about it)?
What would you want the older woman to say?
What if the older woman is someone you don't know very well?
Is there anything that could make this situation easier on you and on the older woman?
Have you ever been on either end of a conversation like this?
Please indicate your age if you're comfortable doing so.
Michelle Lesley retweeted
I agree, @JBPritzker can kick rocks
Illinois: Let’s get going and vote him out for good
Michelle Lesley retweeted
My friend @Steadfast_Women and her husband have welcomed teen siblings into their home—and, because they are not officially fostering, they are receiving no government subsidies for their care.
This is an opportunity for the Body of Christ to respond as only the Church can. Let's help provide for these teenagers, for the glory of God alone!
“Religion that is pure and undefiled before God the Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction, and to keep oneself unstained from the world.” James 1:27
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Michelle Lesley retweeted
Yes! And here's a place to find one!👇
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Michelle Lesley retweeted
Hello guys. Forrest and I felt led to start a give send go for @sola_chad and his wife. The have suddenly taken in 2 boys for the foreseeable future and as foster parents ourselves we know how hard this is BUT they are not in the foster system so they will recieve NO compensation for this at all. We know how hard it was to even stay above water WITH the stipend amount. I can’t imagine this happening with no warning and no stipend. One of the little boys is in the hospital and this is going to be a hard road God has chosen so helping ease the financial burden would be awesome if you feel led. Prayers first and foremost but if you are able to donate that would surely help them!
Please share!
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Michelle Lesley retweeted
If you please everyone but God, you've lost everything.
If you please no one but God, you've gained everything.
Trembling before man brings a snare,
But he who trusts in Yahweh will be set securely on high.
Proverbs 29:25
Michelle Lesley retweeted
Great advice!
Check your heart, and you won't have to check the girls, the glutes, and the gams.😀
See also👇👇👇
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Michelle Lesley retweeted
YES. Exactly. There is a way we are to carry ourselves as ladies. We desperately need to reconnect class with modesty like you said.
Michelle Lesley retweeted
And it's not just the way the dress is designed. Look at her posture. She's accentuating the slit/her leg in both pictures (and I would argue her posture is also accentuating her bust in the picture on the right).
This is a good reminder to moms of teen/young adult girls as well as us Titus 2 older women to reconnect the ideas of "classy," "sophisticated," and "graceful" with the word "modesty" - modesty in dress and in posture.
Most teens and younger women -even Christians- immediately think "frumpy" and "unfashionable" when they hear the word modesty. We need to recapture and redefine the concept.
Michelle Lesley retweeted
Two things can be true at the same time. If God can be simultaneously compassionate and just, compassion and justice are not enemies.🤝
You know, I'm reminded of Matthew 25:31-46 in this situation — not the social justice or works righteousness twisting of this passage, but the actual, rightly handled (2 Timothy 2:15) meaning of it.
Genuinely regenerate Christians are people who feel and extend acts of compassion toward our brothers and sisters who are facing trials. This is part of the good works God ordained for us to do (Ephesians 2:10).
Jesus makes no mention of whether these people were hungry, thirsty, naked, a stranger, or in prison due to their own sin, an honest mistake, or circumstances beyond their control.
That's because this passage isn't about the *recipients* of the good works, it's about us, and whether or not we have the *heart posture* of Christlike compassion that moves us to *act* compassionately toward our brothers and sisters in distress — not in order to earn salvation, but as a natural fruit of the fact that we *already* belong to Christ.
"You will know them by their fruits," Jesus said (Matthew 7:15-23). Thorns and thistles don't grow on good fruit trees. Good trees bear good fruit, and bad trees bear bad fruit.
Some of us are old enough to remember when serial murderer, Jeffrey Dahmer, got saved while in prison. While Christians rejoiced that his sins were forgiven, we also maintained that his execution was just.
Two things can be true at the same time. If God can be simultaneously compassionate and just, compassion and justice are not enemies.🤝
While many in the hyper-CN/hyper-patriarchy camp are gleefully chortling over a brother in prison and calling compassion "gay," "womanly," or "effeminate," Jesus says compassion and compassionate good works are the good fruit of the genuinely regenerate.
Michelle Lesley retweeted
You know, I'm reminded of Matthew 25:31-46 in this situation — not the social justice or works righteousness twisting of this passage, but the actual, rightly handled (2 Timothy 2:15) meaning of it.
Genuinely regenerate Christians are people who feel and extend acts of compassion toward our brothers and sisters who are facing trials. This is part of the good works God ordained for us to do (Ephesians 2:10).
Jesus makes no mention of whether these people were hungry, thirsty, naked, a stranger, or in prison due to their own sin, an honest mistake, or circumstances beyond their control.
That's because this passage isn't about the *recipients* of the good works, it's about us, and whether or not we have the *heart posture* of Christlike compassion that moves us to *act* compassionately toward our brothers and sisters in distress — not in order to earn salvation, but as a natural fruit of the fact that we *already* belong to Christ.
"You will know them by their fruits," Jesus said (Matthew 7:15-23). Thorns and thistles don't grow on good fruit trees. Good trees bear good fruit, and bad trees bear bad fruit.
Some of us are old enough to remember when serial murderer, Jeffrey Dahmer, got saved while in prison. While Christians rejoiced that his sins were forgiven, we also maintained that his execution was just.
Two things can be true at the same time. If God can be simultaneously compassionate and just, compassion and justice are not enemies.🤝
While many in the hyper-CN/hyper-patriarchy camp are gleefully chortling over a brother in prison and calling compassion "gay," "womanly," or "effeminate," Jesus says compassion and compassionate good works are the good fruit of the genuinely regenerate.
Michelle Lesley retweeted
And for the record, "women professing to be Christians who aren't actually saved" applies to Protestants as well as Catholics, Mormons, et al.
Most Protestants aren't saved either.
Sometimes that's because they're in a Protestant "church" -for example, a PCUSA "church"- that, like Catholicism, Mormonism, etc., doesn't preach the biblical gospel.
Sometimes it's because they're in a Protestant church that *does* preach the biblical gospel, but that individual woman has not repented of her sin and believed the biblical gospel that's being preached.
The fact is that *most* people who claim to be Christians are not actually born again, whether that's because they don't know/have never heard the biblical gospel, or because they've heard it but haven't believed it.
Matthew 7:13-14- *Many* enter the wide/broad way to destruction. *Few* find the narrow way to eternal life.
Matthew 7:21,23- *Many* will say... "then I will declare I never knew you".
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But at least in Protestant churches you have a shot at hearing the biblical gospel, being genuinely saved, having the Holy Spirit indwell you, and understanding and obeying Scripture.
In false religions that claim to be Christian, like Catholicism, you have no shot at hearing the biblical gospel. Catholicism anathematizes (Trent) the biblical gospel.
