Jesus said, “You are the salt of the earth. But if the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty again?

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Dear children, this is the last hour; and as you have heard that the antichrist is coming, even now many antichrists have come. This is how we know it is the last hour. 

Jesus did not come to save this world, but he came to save us from this world. This world is evil, it’s a distraction of what we really need, we need only Jesus.

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Everything has a curse and a blessing. As they say, it's a yin and yang effect, that the good thing can also become bad. It’s a way of keeping us on our toes so we can never become too comfortable with the same strategy. Our God that we serve is a living God, he is always present and always faithful, a Good Father. We can always go to him if we need anything, especially advice. We are called to follow, like little children, we will never be wise, but wisdom is in our midst.

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If a child misbehaves, would you not discipline and teach them so that you instil in them a good character and so that their testimony becomes a guide to others?  Why would we expect anything different from our Father in heaven? 

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God is a Faithful Father. This is a truth we come to learn and accept about God. He will never change, He remains faithful and good despite our shortcomings or catastrophic mistakes in life. His guardianship is different from what the world portrays parents to be. We as earthly parents can relate, but our love is not equal to God’s love for his children.

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Matthew 7:11/Luke 11:13,

We don’t know what happened to Cain after he killed his brother Abel, did he go on to kill more people? Did he learn his lesson through a life removed from the presence of God? Which murderer was he at the end of his days?  All we know is that God gave him time and chance.

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