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🌌 Introduction Have you ever sat still and wondered why you're here? Not just the fleeting, casual "why am I here?" but the deep, soul-stirring question that lingers in the heart during quiet moments: Was I created for a reason? The answer is a resounding yes — and it’s written throughout the Bible. You are not a mistake. You were not created randomly. You are part of God’s eternal design, thought of and known even before time began. The Creator of the universe not only knows your name, but He also wrote your story long before you ever took your first breath. --- 📖 1. God Exists Outside of Time “I am the Alpha and the Omega,” says the Lord God, “who is, and who was, and who is to come, the Almighty.” — Revelation 1:8 God is not confined by clocks, calendars, or human comprehension. He is eternal — He was before time and remains outside of it. This means He sees your beginning, middle, and end all at once. Time does not limit His view or plan. While we live i...

🌌 “What If You Could Time Travel and Save Jesus? A Mind-Bending Journey Through Time, Faith, and Paradox” ✍️ By Twobs  --- 🌀 Introduction: The Time Traveler's Question Imagine this: You’ve built a time machine. You can go anywhere—any moment in history. You could witness the pyramids being built, dine with da Vinci, or stand beside Martin Luther King Jr. at the Lincoln Memorial. But your heart chooses something far more sacred—far more dangerous. > You decide to travel back over 2,000 years… to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. And your mission? To save Him from dying. What happens next? Buckle up, because this blog will twist your brain, shake your theology, and stretch your imagination. We'll fuse biblical truth, time-travel theory, quantum mechanics, and the eternal mystery of God to explore this impossible possibility. --- ⌛️ Chapter 1: Time Travel—A Scientific Dream Physicists like Einstein and Hawking cracked open the door to time travel with theories like...

Life is full of unexpected twists—moments when the ground beneath us seems to crumble. The loss of a loved one. A job opportunity that slips away. A deep disappointment. A dream that doesn’t come to pass. In these painful moments, we often ask: “Why did this happen?” “Where is God in all this?” “Did I do something wrong?” But here’s a powerful truth that anchors us in the storm: > Everything happens for a reason—even when we don’t understand it. And God is still in control. This doesn’t mean every hardship is caused by God, but He can use every experience—good or bad—for a greater purpose. Let’s explore how the Bible reassures us of this truth, and how we can learn to trust God, especially when life doesn't go the way we planned. --- 1. God Sees the Bigger Picture We see life like a single puzzle piece, but God sees the whole masterpiece. He knows how every trial, delay, or redirection fits into His perfect plan for our lives. > “And we know that in all things God...

Depression is a silent struggle that many people face, even in Christian communities. It can feel like a dark cloud hovering over you—robbing joy, distorting truth, and making even the simplest tasks feel overwhelming. But in the midst of this darkness, God offers light, hope, and healing. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to deal with depression practically and spiritually, and how the Word of God offers encouragement, comfort, and guidance. --- What Is Depression? Depression is more than just sadness or a bad day—it’s a deep emotional and mental condition that can affect your thoughts, feelings, physical health, and spiritual well-being. Some of the symptoms may include: Persistent sadness or hopelessness Loss of interest in activities Fatigue or low energy Changes in sleep or appetite Feelings of guilt or worthlessness Difficulty concentrating Thoughts of self-harm or suicide It’s important to know that depression is not a sign of weak faith. Many strong and faithful ...

“Enoch walked faithfully with God; then he was no more, because God took him away.” — Genesis 5:24 Long before the flood, before Moses, before even the Ten Commandments, there lived a man who pleased God so deeply that he was taken to heaven without tasting death. His name was Enoch. Though the Bible tells us little about him, what it does reveal is powerful. Enoch didn’t just live righteously—he prophesied of the end, of the coming judgment, and of God returning to punish the wicked and reward the faithful. In the book of Jude 1:14-15, we read: > “Behold, the Lord cometh with ten thousands of His saints, to execute judgment upon all, and to convince all that are ungodly among them of all their ungodly deeds...” This wasn’t just a poetic vision—it was a divine alarm, an echo through time meant for our generation. The same God who warned of the flood through Noah is now calling to us through Enoch’s ancient words: Prepare, for the Lord is coming. --- Just Like the Days of...

In a world filled with instant messaging, social media, and mobile apps, the idea of having a direct line to someone important feels comforting and powerful. Now imagine having a direct line to the Creator of the universe—available 24/7, without signal issues or voicemail delays. That’s exactly what Jeremiah 33:3 offers. > "Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and show thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not." — Jeremiah 33:3 (KJV) This verse is often called “God’s phone number”, and for good reason. It reads like a divine invitation—a gentle yet powerful nudge from God encouraging us to reach out to Him, not just in times of trouble, but daily, deeply, and sincerely. --- Why Jeremiah 33:3 is Called “God’s Phone Number” The analogy is simple and profound. Just like you pick up a phone to call someone, God says, “Call unto me.” He assures us that we won't reach a busy line, automated menu, or distant operator. He will personally answer. Unlike ...