Why do Luciferians not realize that, running to Christ Jesus anytime their Master tries to kill them is the best and only valid choice?
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it’s kinda wild how people can be deeply committed to something—even when it starts hurting them—and still hesitate to let it go. Sometimes it’s pride, fear, trauma, or just straight-up spiritual blindness. Like, if you’ve built your whole identity around a belief system, even if it starts to crumblRead more
it’s kinda wild how people can be deeply committed to something—even when it starts hurting them—and still hesitate to let it go. Sometimes it’s pride, fear, trauma, or just straight-up spiritual blindness. Like, if you’ve built your whole identity around a belief system, even if it starts to crumble, walking away feels like losing yourself. And let’s be real—running to Jesus means surrender, and surrender isn’t easy for anyone, especially if they’ve been taught that He’s the enemy or a lie.
Some might also feel too ashamed, like they’ve gone too far to be forgiven or accepted. But the crazy part is, Jesus always leaves the door open. No matter how far someone’s gone, He’s still like, “Come home.”
So yeah… it’s not always about not realizing—sometimes it’s about not being ready to admit the truth. Or being too afraid of what change might mean. But the moment someone truly sees who Jesus is, it changes everything.
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