Rebel Perspective

In order to live in the presence of God like the scripture says in Psalms 91:1, you need to live in the present. Unfortunately, I’m a world of expectations, goals and visions. It’s very tricky to do that. We are constantly trying to figure out the next step and that in turn causes us to live either in the past (to prevent future mistakes) or the future (to predict ‘possible’ downfalls and setbacks.) but we are barely ever in the present fully. And maybe that’s our problem!

So much has happened since the last podcast episode that I recorded. One thing that I’m proud of though is the relationship I’m developing with God, With the Precious Spirit of God. As a man, husband and father, I’m learning that I can live life and be happy with a lot of material things, however, I see myself becoming more and more content with where I am and who I am in Christ. In this episode I just wanna invite you to also have the relationship with Him. P.S. Don’t forget to download and stream ‘Pillow Talk - King Dimplez’ on all major streaming platforms 🙏🏽 Thank you and be blessed for all your support. ❤️ Hit me up for a list of the Lofi background music I use on the episodes

In the Bible’s Old Testament Moses received the Ten Commandments from God that he then passed down to the Israelites during their journey into the promised land. Then in the New Testament (Galatians 5:14), the Apostle Paul says that all the laws that were given and all the commandments are summed up into one decree, that we shall “love our neighbor as we love ourselves.” It sounds easy enough until you try to apply it, because in order to understand how to love one another we need to first understand that He (God) first love us.

After a very long time of procrastinating, I’ve finally gathered up the strength and the courage to do the second recording. I’ve just decided, “you know what, Rebel Perspective is all about sharing life through my lens of life.” In a world where everyone is uncertain about who they are and where they belong, I become vulnerable enough to be open about my own experiences in hopes that someone else will be liberated from either their mental or spiritual imprisonment.