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Are You Really a Beaut or Just Trending?

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  Before you shout “PURRRR!” and strike that confident pose for Instagram, ask yourself a deeper question: Have I truly submitted to the King of Kings? Because in a world obsessed with filters, fashion, and flaunting, it’s easy to wear the crown without carrying the cross.  Today’s youth culture is overflowing with self-declared royalty. Girls post with captions like “Too fine to stress!” and guys boast, “I’m him!” But true kings and queens in God’s Kingdom are not defined by likes, looks, or lipsyncs. They’re defined by lordship—have you bowed your heart before the King who rules above all kings?  God sees past the lace wig, sharp fade, luxury nails, and expensive fits. He checks the heart: “Man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart” (1 Samuel 16:7).  So before you go viral shouting “PURRRR!” ask: Is my inner man as beautiful as my outer look? Have I adorned my heart with humility, or just my face with makeup and a smile? The truth is, bea...

What You Seek May Already Be Yours

“And my God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus.” – Philippians 4:19 Years ago, when my finances were stable, I opened a bank account solely for savings. Life was good, and money was flowing. But as time passed, the tides turned. The economy tightened, and survival became my only financial plan. I unconsciously abandoned the savings account because, honestly, even what I had wasn’t enough—so what was there to save? Then came the tough seasons—days when I was completely broke, moments when I wished for a miracle. It never crossed my mind that I had anything left in that forgotten account. As far as I was concerned, I was at zero. But recently, something strange happened. I had some extra cash and decided to save again. The moment I used the old account, I received unexpected credit alerts! Unbeknownst to me, money had been sitting there all along—untouched, unnoticed, yet available! I was in shock. I had struggled, worried, and lived like I ha...