So, in the last post, you see that "fear" is what many people experience when it comes to the truth. Now, why does Christ say he doesn't have a home and that my kingdom is not of this world?
The Quote: Jesus spoke the words "Foxes have dens and birds of the air have nests, but the Son of Man has no place to lay His head" in response to someone offering to follow Him.
Itinerant Ministry: During His three years of public ministry, Jesus traveled continuously across Galilee and Judea. He did not own a permanent residence, often relying on supporters, women providing charity, or staying as a guest in the homes of disciples and friends (such as in Capernaum or with Peter's family).
Cost of Discipleship: The verse illustrates the sacrifice and lack of earthly comfort required of His followers, contrasting the natural shelters of animals with the mission-driven life of Christ.
Although many Christians don't like Robespierre, I like him. So let us see what he has to say:
Maximilien Robespierre said: “Citizens, did you want a revolution without revolution?”
Me: Did you want your cake and to eat it too? Did you want the truth (God) and to live a lie in a world full of lies? God is light and provides order.
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