Faith Without Love is Hypocrisy. A Message to Our Community

We are all one, in the name of Jesus Christ

How many of you claim to be Christians or believe in God/Jesus? How many of you claim to love/care about someone also?

Did Jesus hurt others to prove his “love/care” for them? No, he died on the cross for us. He healed as many as he could while he was still walking the Earth, from eyesight to being able to walk again. He showed compassion, forgiveness, understanding, care, empathy, and selflessness by feeding the homeless, showing support and comfort.

That is the lessons that were trying to be taught while Jesus still walked the Earth. Not greed, pride, hate, racism, or sexism. Jesus was trying to show us that being there for each other, instead of judging and hating each other, that it would help make a better world. God does not help those who do not help themselves or others.

This is an important Bible verse that shows how God views all of us (even in other countries, hence ALL), as equals.

Apostle Paul was bold in his statement, “There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is no male nor female, for you are ALL one in Jesus Christ.” (Galatians 3:28), hence, (HUMANITY)!

He was trying to show us that we weren’t meant to be in this world alone, and that we do need to love and support each other in order to survive.

Those that show hate and judgments usually end up hating themselves overall, killing or abusing others and then having to pay for their crimes because they can’t manage or forgive themselves. They end up paying for their crimes by suicide, jail time, life in prison, etc.

It’s common sense that if we work on ourselves enough to where we don’t want to take our anger and pain out on others, learn forgiveness, be more kind and less judgmental towards each other, it would help make this world a better place for everyone, including yourself.

You can’t keep saying you want a better world or want to be happier in life if you’re not willing to be self-aware, admit your own issues, and then put in the effort to work on yourselves to be better people and practice what you preach.

If you believe in God “truly,” study the Bible more. Look up words you don’t know meanings to. Understand it. You don’t have to read it these days either—there is also audio.

So please, STOP the hypocrisy. Work on yourselves. STOP the hate. STOP the racism. STOP the sexism!

Remember, we are ALL ONE in the name of Jesus Christ!