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It's More Than Religion


You know religion is tricky but the trick is to not be tricked into thinking Christianity is one big trick, and that there's no supernatural realm, beacuse the only thing supernatural about life is how super the natural world is, but that idea just doesn't seem natural and innate, and please do not be an inmate to the thought that you can equate Christianity to religion, because Christ came to negate religion not create another one because everything Jesus would dictate, was about living a new and improved lifestyle, not how too prove your life cycle is holy because you know how to follow some rules and then set on the cruise, and this new lifestyle is the truth and i think there is plenty of proof that Christianity isn't a spoof because of some of the arguments that interject from the intellect intersect with philosophical fact, and science even has evidence that shows God is evident but for me it's the relationship with Jesus that evidently has shown me God's reality, because when God's in the inner state of your heart, he'll take you to places beyond the interstate because he'll heal you, and make it obvious that you feel the same God scriptures present, and when I present the present of God's presence in the present, it'll be so pleasant you won't be able to lessen it too just some odd random feeling but you'll learn the lesson if you loosen up your ears and listen for God he will tell you how to leave your leaden life and experience the true reality of heaven because if life is bread then, God is the leaven
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kdnewell

Words are incredibly powerful and I just want to use their power the best way I can to show people who God is

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