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Amos warned Israel about being dazzled by wealth while ignoring justice… and wow, doesn’t that sound like today? From tech billionaires to luxury living, glitter can blind us. But God is calling us higher. 🙌

Here are the takeaways:
👉 Don’t be fooled by glitter—choose godliness.
👉 Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by standing in solidarity with our brothers and sisters.
👉 Walk the path God calls us to: give generously, pursue justice, and set your mind on eternal things.

At the end of the day, glitter fades—but God’s love and justice remain forever. 💜

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The late 19th-century Gilded Age was marked by dazzling wealth, towering mansions, and rapid industrial growth—but beneath the glitter lay poverty, injustice, and exploitation. Today, many describe our time as a new Gilded Age: technology and wealth abound, yet inequality, division, and spiritual emptiness persist. Amos warned Israel of a similar danger—lounging in luxury while neglecting God’s call for justice and compassion (Amos 6:1–10). The prophet reminds us that true greatness is not measured in comfort but in faithfulness.

Even now, God offers us hope: when we align our hearts with His Word, we shine beyond the glitter of temporary wealth, living as agents of His eternal kingdom.

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In this powerful 5-minute message, Pastor Marben Bland reflects on the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk. While mourning Kirk’s life and praying for his family, Pastor Bland calls us to look deeper—at the dangers of Christian nationalism, the poison of racism, and the tragedy of gun violence.

Main Points You’ll Hear:

• What Scripture teaches when people called by God turn away from God (1 Samuel).
• The dangerous ideology of Christian nationalism and why we must reject it.
• Outrage at racist remarks by Charlie Kirk about Black leaders and pilots.
• Mourning Kirk’s death while also remembering Breonna Taylor, Trayvon Martin, and all victims of gun violence.
• A reminder: “The godly may trip seven times, but they will get back up again. One disaster is enough to overthrow the wicked.”

🎧 Listen now to hear how faith challenges us not to fight fire with fire, but to rise with courage, truth, and love.

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