Why God’s Word Still Speaks Today
In today’s world, where fear and division often overshadow love, God’s message is as vital as ever. Jesus said, “Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will never pass away” (Matt 24:35). These words remind us that truth remains eternal even as the world changes.
This article brings together insights from scripture and revelations received in prayer and reflection. Each theme reflects God’s desire to draw us closer to Him, to live in His love, and to experience eternal life as He intended. The following chapters explore the innocence of children, the soul’s journey, the meaning of prayer, forgiveness, and the call to live in love without fear. Each theme can stand alone, but together they form a living picture of God’s message for our time.
The Bible and Spiritual Experience
The Bible is more than history; it is God’s living word. When read with an open heart, it resonates with our own spiritual experiences. God speaks in scripture, but also in the quiet voice of conscience, in prayer, and in moments of deep insight.
Many have discovered that personal encounters with God confirm the truths of scripture. When love replaces fear, when forgiveness heals wounds, when prayer brings peace—these are experiences that echo the Bible’s promises. As Paul wrote, “The Spirit himself testifies with our spirit that we are God’s children” (Rom 8:16).
God’s word and spiritual experience are not in competition but in harmony. Scripture guards us from deception, while the Spirit personalizes the word, making it alive in our daily lives. This unity strengthens faith and gives us confidence to walk in truth. Read the full article here
The Soul as a Studen
God has shown that life is a school for the soul. Each challenge, each joy, and each sorrow becomes a lesson that shapes us. We are not here by accident but with purpose, to grow in love and wisdom.
The soul gathers experience across time. Some lessons are learned quickly, others repeat until we truly understand. God’s patience is infinite; He allows us to stumble so that we may rise stronger and wiser.
Every lesson ultimately points us back to God, the Source of life and love. The more we grow in understanding, the more we long to live in unity with Him. As children mature into adults, so souls mature into oneness with God. Read the full article here
Eternal Life in Love
Eternal life is not simply endless existence. It is the fullness of living in God’s presence. Jesus defined it: “Now this is eternal life: that they know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you have sent” (John 17:3).
The soul’s deepest longing is to be close to God. Earthly pursuits fade, but the love of God remains. Eternal life is the soul’s union with this love, free from fear, pain, and separation.
Love unlocks eternal life. Every act of love, no matter how small, moves us closer to God. When we live in love, we already taste eternity here and now. Read the full article here
Prayer and Silence
Prayer is not about endless words but about real contact with God. In silence, we discover His presence. Jesus taught, “When you pray, go into your room, close the door and pray to your Father, who is unseen” (Matt 6:6).
Prayer is dialogue. We speak, but we also listen. Often, God’s answers are not solutions to earthly problems but wisdom for the soul. He guides us to grow, to take responsibility, and to walk in truth.
“Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find” (Matt 7:7). This does not mean every wish is granted, but that God always gives what our soul truly needs to flourish. Read the full article here
Warning Against False Prophets
Every human carries an ego that can distort truth. This is why Jesus warned about false prophets. A prophet is not false because they are human, but because they let ego override God’s word.
Jesus said: “By their fruit you will recognize them” (Matt 7:16). True words from God produce love, peace, and healing. False words sow fear, division, and pride.
God desires to speak directly to every soul. While teachers and leaders can guide us, our ultimate authority is God’s Spirit within. This protects us from deception and keeps us rooted in love. Read the full article here
Life Review After Death
After death, the soul experiences life again, but through God’s eyes. We see every action, word, and thought—not only how we felt, but how others felt because of us.
God does not condemn. Instead, He allows us to see and learn. The pain we caused becomes our pain, not as punishment, but as understanding. This experience refines the soul.
When we face our own darkness, time seems to stretch into eternity. Yet in moments of love and forgiveness, eternity feels like light and freedom. This is why heaven and hell are not places but states of being in God’s presence. Read the full article here
Forgiveness and Repentance
God calls us to forgive as we have been forgiven. When others wrong us, forgiveness frees our hearts. Without it, bitterness chains us and blocks God’s love.
Repentance is not empty sorrow but turning back to God. It means choosing love instead of selfishness, truth instead of lies, humility instead of pride. True repentance transforms the soul.
Jesus taught us to pray: “Forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors” (Matt 6:12). Forgiveness is not optional—it is the very flow of love. To be forgiven, we must also forgive. Read the full article here
Reincarnation or Eternal Life?
The soul is eternal. It cannot be destroyed. Sometimes souls return to earthly life for further learning, but this is not the ultimate goal. It is only a means of growth.
When lessons are unfinished, a soul may choose to return. This is not punishment but opportunity. Each life brings new chances to grow in love.
The soul longs not for endless cycles but for completion in God’s love. Eternal life is the end of wandering and the beginning of perfect union with the Source. Read the full article here
Jesus as the Way
Jesus is not only a teacher but the way itself. He said, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me” (John 14:6). Through Him, the soul finds its path home.
Jesus meets us as soul, guiding us into God’s presence. He is not a distant figure waiting beyond death, but a living reality drawing us closer to love here and now.
Jesus came to shorten our detours, reminding us that truth sets us free. Lies create chains, but His word cuts them away, leading us into the freedom of love. Read the full article here
The Innocence of Children
Children embody innocence. They carry God’s light in a way adults often forget. Their trust, joy, and openness reflect heaven itself.
To harm a child is the gravest betrayal. God has revealed that whoever knowingly harms a child will face the deepest regret, for they have violated purity itself. Jesus warned that it would be better to sink into the sea than to cause a child to stumble (Matt 18:6).
The one who harms a child must experience what the child felt, the ripple effects across time, and the anguish of remorse in God’s love. Yet even then, God’s mercy calls the soul back to healing and forgiveness. Read the full article here
Conclusion – Living in Love Without Fear
The message of all these themes is one: love. God calls us not to live in fear, but to become better versions of ourselves each day. Religion is not meant to enslave or terrify but to remind us of love’s path.
To live in love is to live in God. To forgive is to set ourselves free. To protect the innocent is to honor God’s own heart. And to follow Jesus is to walk the way of truth and eternal life.
Let us therefore not be bound by fear, but inspired by love. For when we love, we are already tasting eternity, and we reflect the very image of God Himself.
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