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113 contributions to Kingdom Crown
Living With Eternal Perspective
It’s easy to get caught up in what’s temporary— the pressures, the worries, the things that won’t last. But God calls us to see beyond the present moment. To live not just for today, but with eternity in mind. An eternal perspective shifts everything. ✨ It reminds us that trials are temporary ✨ It helps us value what truly matters ✨ It keeps our hearts focused on God’s purpose When we live with eternity in view, we begin to let go of what doesn’t matter and hold tighter to what does—faith, love, and the things that last forever. This life is just a chapter, not the whole story. And God is preparing something far greater than we can imagine. Live with purpose. Live with hope. Live with eternity in mind. 💬 What helps you stay focused on what truly matters?
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Reading devotionals, listening to Christian music, reading posts in my Skool groups as well as classrooms.
Obedience That Produces Confidence
Confidence doesn’t come from having all the answers— it comes from trusting the One who does. Every step of obedience, no matter how small, builds a deeper trust in God. When we choose to follow His voice over our fears, something shifts within us. ✨ We begin to walk with clarity ✨ We gain courage in uncertainty ✨ We stand firm, knowing He is leading us Obedience may not always be easy, but it is always worth it. Because with every “yes” to God, our faith grows stronger—and so does our confidence. Not confidence in ourselves, but confidence in His plans, His timing, and His promises. Trust Him. Follow Him. Watch your confidence grow. 💬 What is one area where God is calling you to trust and obey?
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Going back to church. But my question is what church? The one I used to attend, where I haven't been consistently for two years or more, or should I branch out and try somewhere else? My friend invited me to her church, which is kind of just starting out. I'm not sure I like the new church. I love the bells and whistles of the one I've been in. It's a big church and growing. I love the pastor and how he teaches. I can't manage a study group due to time. And I don't belong to any groups for something to do. In the new church the main preacher is a young woman, the music is minimal but good, the congregation is small and I don't know if they have anything else for me to do
Faith Stories That Strengthen Community
Every faith journey is unique—but when we share our stories, something powerful happens. We remind each other that we’re not alone. We inspire hope in moments of doubt. We strengthen the bond that connects us as a community. Your story—no matter how simple or complex—can be a light for someone else. 🌱 Let’s grow together in faith. 💬 Share your story and be part of something bigger.
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@Helen Munger I always like to read your comments. They are almost always inspiring and thoughtful and at the very least heartfelt and empathetic.
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@Esther Denniston Congratulations! I'm so happy for you!
✨ Learning From Doubt Without Living in It ✨
Doubt is something we all experience. It shows up in quiet moments… in unanswered prayers… in seasons where nothing seems to make sense. And when it does, it can make you question everything—your direction, your purpose, even your faith. But here’s the truth: 👉 Doubt isn’t the enemy—staying stuck in it is. Doubt can actually teach you something if you let it. 🌿 It can reveal where you need deeper understanding 🌿 It can push you to seek God more intentionally 🌿 It can strengthen your faith when you work through it instead of running from it Even strong believers in the Bible had moments of doubt. But what made the difference was this: They didn’t live there. They questioned, they wrestled, they felt uncertain—but they kept moving forward. They kept trusting, even when they didn’t have all the answers. 💬 So what do you do when doubt shows up? • Acknowledge it—don’t ignore it • Bring it to God honestly • Seek truth, not just feelings • Surround yourself with faith-filled voices • Keep moving forward, even if it’s one small step at a time Remember, faith isn’t about never doubting. It’s about choosing to trust even when doubt is present. You don’t have to have everything figured out to keep going. 🙏 Today’s reminder: You can learn from your doubts… without letting them define you. 👉 Have you ever gone through a season of doubt? What helped you move forward?
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I went through doubt and instead of trusting, I gave up and turned away. It took me years of struggle to find my way back. I was very depressed and lost. One night I was scrolling on my SM app and came across a certain preacher. Something about him made me stop and watch his video. Then I started following him and eventually joined a group that he started. Between conversations with him and others in the group I have re-dedicated myself back to a relationship with my Lord Jesus and am now working to rebuild and strengthen the relationship I once had but better, stronger and more honest than before.
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I had a long dry season of doubt of my own making, but instead of working through it and trying to regain trust in Him again I ran away because I couldn't face the shame and guilt I felt. I stayed away for a long time and thought I was done with it. Then one day I was scrolling and came across a young preacher on social media and he spoke to my heart something I thought I couldn't feel or believe again. I have finally made it back home.
Growing Through Spiritual Mentorship
We were never meant to walk our faith journey alone. God often places the right people in our lives to guide, support, and help us grow. Spiritual mentorship is a gift— ✨ Someone who listens without judgment ✨ Someone who speaks truth with love ✨ Someone who encourages you to stay rooted in God’s Word Through mentorship, we gain wisdom, clarity, and strength. We learn not just from teachings, but from lived experiences—real stories of faith, struggles, and victories. Growth happens when we stay humble enough to learn and open enough to be guided. And one day, what you’ve received, you’ll also give— becoming a light to others on their journey. Stay teachable. Stay connected. Keep growing. 💬 Who has helped shape your faith journey?
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In a Sunday school class I once attended there was an older couple that he taught Bible study and she taught more from a historical perspective and this made it very fascinating. They could both teach about a similar passage or chapter, each from their own perspective and the lessons would be completely different. I loved it. I have never learned so much. I wish I could figure out a Bible that would have the geographical and historical context to study alongside my regular NKJ.
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Linda Fenwick
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@linda-fenwick-7525
I am a wife, mom, and grandma.am a retired nurse. I have known about God my whole life. My grandmother taught me about the people of the Bible.

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Joined Oct 1, 2025
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