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Be The Good News
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Laugh
Be The Good News
Sometimes good news is laughing at someone's imperfect joke because their attempt at joy deserves your kindness. (Proverbs 17:22)
#BeTheGoodNews #SmallKindnesses #FaithInAction
Let Someone Be Wrong
Be The Good News
Not every wrong thing needs your correction. Sometimes good news is choosing the person over the point, the way Joseph chose quiet mercy. (Matthew 1:19)
#BeTheGoodNews #QuietMercy #FaithInAction
Be Appreciative
Be The Good News
Be good news today: tell someone what you genuinely appreciate about them. Encouragement builds others up and reminds them they matter. A simple word can change a day. (1 Thess. 5:11)
#HowToBeGoodNews #Encouragement
Choose Love
Be The Good News
Be good news today: choose love in situations where irritation comes easier in crowded stores, parking lots and etc. Love comes from God, and choosing gentleness is how grace becomes visible in the moment. (1 John 4:7)
#HowToBeGoodNews #ChristmasLove
Release Resentment
Be The Good News
Be good news today: release one small resentment. Forgiveness doesn’t erase the hurt, but it loosens its grip. Christ forgave us, so we let our hearts breathe again. (Colossians 3:13)
#HowToBeGoodNews #ChristmasForgiveness
Make Space
Be The Good News
Be good news today: make space for someone who feels on the outside. Christ welcomed us—so we widen our circle. A simple invitation can turn loneliness into belonging. (Romans 15:7)
#HowToBeGoodNews #ChristmasTogetherness
Be Kindness
Be The Good News
Be good news today: bring someone kindness they didn’t expect. Everyone carries a quiet struggle, and mercy interrupts it. Act justly, love mercy, walk humbly—start with a small act of grace. (Micah 6:8)
#HowToBeGoodNews #AdventAction
Be Present
Be The Good News
Good news begins with presence. Someone near you is carrying loneliness quietly today. Show up. Listen. Sit with them. God came close at Christmas—so we draw close too. (Luke 2:10)
#HowToBeGoodNews #AdventAction
On Sacrifice
Echoes of Righteousness
Sacrifice is love grown brave. Don’t cling to comfort when love asks for cost. Jesus calls us to take up our cross and follow Him. The greatest love gives itself for others. (Luke 9:23 / John 15:13)
#EchoesOfRighteousness #FaithInAction #LoveThatCosts
On Restoration
Echoes of Righteousness
Righteousness restores. Scripture calls us repairers of broken walls and restorers of streets. Don’t leave broken things where they fell. Rebuild what injustice tore down. God delights in making ruins rise again. (Isaiah 58:12 / Amos 9:14)
#EchoesOfRighteousness #FaithInAction
ON LISTENING
Echoes of Righteousness
Righteousness listens. Scripture says be quick to listen and slow to speak. Real love hears the heart beneath the words and refuses to answer before understanding. Listening is how healing begins. (James 1:19 / Proverbs 18:13)
#EchoesOfRighteousness #FaithInAction
GENERATIONAL CARE
Echoes of Righteousness
Righteousness honors every age. Don’t dismiss the young or neglect the old. Scripture calls generations to lift each other up and share God’s works together. Faith grows strongest when we walk side by side. (1 Tim 4:12 / Lev 19:32 / Ps 145:4)
#EchoesOfRighteousness #FaithInAction
On Presence
Echoes of Righteousness
Presence is righteousness made real. Don’t pull away when things get hard. Scripture calls us to weep with those who weep and carry one another’s burdens. Healing begins when someone stays. (Romans 12:15 / Galatians 6:2)
#EchoesOfRighteousness #FaithInAction
On Courage
Echoes of Righteousness
Courage isn’t the absence of fear — it’s moving anyway. God told Joshua to be strong and courageous. The Lord is our light and salvation; with Him we rise even when knees shake. (Joshua 1:9 / Psalm 27:1)
#EchoesOfRighteousness #FaithInAction #Courage
On Service
Echoes of Righteousness
Service is righteousness in motion. James says faith without action is dead. Jesus came not to be served but to serve, and we follow His lead. Real faith doesn’t look away — it steps in. (James 2:15-16 / Mark 10:45)
#EchoesOfRighteousness #FaithInAction #ServeLikeJesus
On Hospitality
Echoes of Righteousness
Hospitality is righteousness made visible. Scripture calls us to welcome strangers and open our lives in love. Every open door pushes back fear and turns strangers into neighbors. (Hebrews 13:2 / Romans 12:13)
#EchoesOfRighteousness #KingdomHospitality
On Integrity
Echoes of Righteousness
Integrity is righteousness without a spotlight. It’s choosing truth in the quiet places and living the same story in private as in public. The integrity of the upright guides them. (Psalm 139:23-24 / Proverbs 11:3)
#EchoesOfRighteousness #WalkInTruth
On Reconciliation
Echoes of Righteousness
Reconciliation is righteousness in motion. Jesus said to pursue peace before the altar—love moves first. God entrusted us with the ministry of restoring what brokenness tried to steal. (Matthew 5:23-24 / 2 Corinthians 5:18)
#EchoesOfRighteousness #FaithInAction
On Advocacy
Echoes of Righteousness
Righteousness doesn’t stay silent when others suffer. Scripture says, “Speak up for those who can’t speak for themselves.” Advocacy isn’t politics—it’s discipleship in motion. (Proverbs 31:8-9 / Isaiah 1:17)#EchoesOfRighteousness #FaithInAction #SpeakUpForJustice
On Fellowship
Echoes of Righteousness
Righteousness isn’t solo—it’s shared. Don’t walk alone when God gave us each other. The early believers gathered daily, breaking bread and building faith. Fellowship fuels endurance and multiplies grace. (Hebrews 10:24-25 / Acts 2:46-47)#EchoesOfRighteousness #LifeTogether
On Forgiveness
Echoes of Righteousness
Forgiveness isn’t weakness—it’s how freedom fights back. Let go of bitterness and forgive as Christ forgave you. Every release breaks the cycle hate depends on. (Ephesians 4:31-32 / Colossians 3:13)#EchoesOfRighteousness #FaithInAction #ForgiveAsChristForgave
On Peace Making
Echoes of Righteousness
Peacemakers don’t wait for quiet—they build it. A gentle word turns away wrath, and love steps into the gap. Real strength isn’t in shouting louder but in healing what hate has broken. (Proverbs 15:1 / Matthew 5:9)#EchoesOfRighteousness #FaithInAction #Peacemakers
On Generosity
Echoes of Righteousness
Righteousness doesn’t hoard—it moves. Jesus said treasure fades, but generous hearts live free. Giving isn’t loss; it’s trust made visible. (Matthew 6:19-21 / 2 Corinthians 9:7)#EchoesOfRighteousness #FaithInAction #KingdomGenerosity
#EchoesOfRighteousness #KingdomGenerosity
On Compassion
Echoes of Righteousness
Righteousness doesn’t walk past need—it kneels beside it. The Samaritan didn’t just feel compassion; he acted. Love that moves changes lives. (Luke 10:31-34)#EchoesOfRighteousness #FaithInAction #CompassionThatHeals
On Hope
The Voice Of The Church
When the church preaches doom, it forgets the resurrection. The God of hope fills us with joy and peace as we trust Him. Christ is our living hope—the empty tomb still speaks louder than despair. (Romans 15:13 / 1 Peter 1:3)#FaithOverFactions #LivingHope
On Tribalism
The Voice Of The Church
When the church divides into tribes and ideologies, it forgets who holds it together. Christ isn’t divided. The Spirit calls us to unity that outlives opinion and peace that outlasts pride. (1 Corinthians 1:10-13 / Ephesians 4:3)
#FaithOverFactions #OneBody
On Boundaries
The Voice Of The Church
Love doesn’t mean endless debate. Christ walked away from arguments that only bred hate. We can refuse to fight without refusing to love. As far as it depends on us, live at peace with everyone. (Proverbs 26:4 / Romans 12:18)
#FaithOverFactions #LoveWithoutNoise
On Economy
The Voice Of The Church
When the church blesses greed and calls it prosperity, it betrays the gospel. God’s economy runs on compassion, not competition. The Spirit’s first miracle was shared abundance, not private gain. (Proverbs 14:31 / Acts 2:44-45)#FaithOverFactions #KingdomEconomy
On Love
The Voice Of The Church
When the church only loves those who agree with it, it stops being the church. Jesus said to love your enemies and do good expecting nothing in return. Real love crosses enemy lines and reflects the Father’s mercy. (Matthew 5:46-47 / Luke 6:35)#FaithOverFactions #LoveYourEnemies
On Leadership
The Voice Of The Church
When the church exalts celebrity preachers, it forgets who the body belongs to. Christ isn’t divided. He alone is the head who holds it all together. True leadership isn’t about fame—it’s about following Him. (1 Corinthians 1:12-13 / Colossians 1:18)#FaithOverFactions #ChristAlone
On Creation
The Voice Of The Church
When the church neglects creation, it forgets its first calling—to tend and keep the garden. The earth mourns when greed rules, but caring for creation is worship in action. The earth is the Lord’s, not ours to exploit. (Jeremiah 12:4 / Genesis 2:15)#FaithOverFactions #CreationCare
On Politics
The Voice Of The Church
When the church ties the cross to a flag, it trades heaven’s kingdom for an earthly one. Our citizenship is in heaven, not a party. We’re called to seek the good of all people and build peace, not power. (Philippians 3:20 / Jeremiah 29:7)#FaithOverFactions #KingdomOverPolitics
On Repentance
The Voice Of The Church
When the church shames sinners while hiding its own sin, it forgets the mercy that saved it. Jesus said, remove the plank from your eye first. Repentance isn’t humiliation—it’s healing. Pride hides; grace restores. (Matthew 7:5 / Luke 18:13-14)#FaithOverFactions #GraceOverShame
On Money & Ministry
The Voice Of The Church
When the church turns ministry into merchandise, it loses its mission. Christ drove out the profiteers and said, “Freely you’ve received; freely give.” The gospel was never meant to be sold—it was meant to be shared. (Matthew 21:12-13 / Matthew 10:8)#FaithOverFactions #FreelyGiven
On Justice
The Voice Of The Church
When the church stays silent before oppression, it sides with the strong, not the Savior. God calls His people to do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him—because justice isn’t politics, it’s the reflection of His heart. (Isaiah 10:1-2 / Micah 6:8)#FaithOverFactions #Justice
On Fear
The Voice Of The Church
When the church uses fear to control, it stops trusting the Spirit who frees. God didn’t give us fear, but power, love, and discipline. Perfect love casts out fear, giving courage room to rise. (2 Timothy 1:7 / 1 John 4:18)#FaithOverFactions #NoFearInLove #KingdomCourage
On Truth
The Voice Of The Church
When the church trades discernment for outrage, truth becomes collateral damage. Christ calls us to speak truth in love—firm but humble, bold yet kind. Real truth doesn’t destroy; it heals when carried with grace. (Exodus 20:16 / Ephesians 4:15)#FaithOverFactions #SpeakTruthInLove
On Identity
The Voice Of The Church
When the church defines people by tribe or status, it denies Christ’s heart. The cross levels every wall—our identity isn’t earned, it’s received. We are one body, one hope, one family. (James 2:1-4 / Galatians 3:28)#FaithOverFactions #OneInChrist #KingdomIdentity
On Violence
The Voice Of The Church
When the church blesses war, it forgets the hands that healed instead of harmed. Christ calls us to turn swords into plowshares and build peace that lasts. Real strength isn’t in conquest—it’s in reconciliation. (Isaiah 2:4 / Matthew 5:9)#FaithOverFactions #KingdomPeace
On Power
The Voice Of The Church
When the church trades its towel for a throne, it forgets its Savior. Christ’s kingdom isn’t built on control but on the cross—where greatness is measured by humility, not dominance. (John 18:36 / Mark 10:45)#FaithOverFactions #KingdomNotEmpire #ServantLeadership
On Wealth
The Voice Of The Church
When the church defends the rich instead of lifting the poor, it betrays the gospel. Real faith isn’t measured by what we keep but by what we give. The early believers shared all so none lacked. (James 5:1-3 / Acts 4:32-35)#FaithOverFactions #KingdomEconomy
