Skip to main content

Christ Cubical


Jesus Christ should permeate and pervade in every part of our lives. He should not be confined to a church cubical. Our Lord and Savior belongs in every sphere of our lives. Too often churches today say "come meet Jesus on Sundays or at Wednesday meeting." But our Lord is not isolated to a building or sub-culture. No! Jesus Christ is omnipresent, He is everywhere! The time has come to let Christ enter every closet, cubical, confine, and circle of our lives!

It is getting quite irksome that many Christian writers and moviemakers feel like they can only insert Jesus in either contemporary ways like "God's Not Dead," (great movie) and "Left Behind" tribulation type tales. Even in these stories Jesus is not featured physically, just in word. If Jesus is depicted in the flesh we get a Biblical epic like "Son of God." But more often He is only represented via a crucifix or on the cross of a crusader savagely killing people (Ridley' Scott's Kingdom of Heaven). What ends up happening is polarization,  where companies fall into polar opposites like PureFlix that make Christianized movies and Scottfree Productions that makes distorted atheistic retellings of the Bible.

Why can't Christians penetrate the fantasy genre? There have been attempts by Frank Peretti, Ted Dekker and some others. But these authors tend to emphasis evil and the demonic powers get their depiction (screen time), with God, particularly Jesus does not get a chance to appear! Shouldn't Jesus permeate our stories? Why cant' Jesus show up?! I have written two stories on Amazon.com that have Jesus as the focus and even as a participant! But for most writers having Christ appear is treated like a cardinal sin, but why?! I thought these people called themselves Christians!!!

Why is that Oiden, Zeus, and pantheons of all other people can get their depictions and honor in films like "Thor" and "Pryce Jackson," but if a Christian dares to put Jesus Christ in their story, it is considered religious?! This is a double-standard! Those depictions of Hercules and Thor are religious! Greeks and Romans believed in those gods (some still do, in fact there is resurgency called neo-paganism)! If false gods (fallen angels) like Oiden and Zeus can get a chance to be in a story, then the True God, Jesus Christ should get to be in chapters of books and cinema! It is time for the double standard to die! And it must start with Christians who cease being afraid to share Jesus in their stories!

Jesus Christ should be everywhere in our lives. We have two cultures that try to put limits on where Christ can be. The first is the world which would have the Witness of Christ cut off, the second is the church which confines Christ to cubicals and cells in the Christian sub-culture that ultimately diminishes His witness and has the audacity to put an Omnipresent God who is everywhere in a building, radio station, and etc.

The time has come for Jesus Christ to be our world! He should be on our lips and in everything we do! The Lord should be with us when go to the cinemas, when we read, driving, riding bicycle, writing, and everything else! Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ said, "Whoever confesses and acknowledges me before men, I will confess and acknowledge before my Father in Heaven, but whoever denies me before men I shall deny before the Father." (Matthew 10:32). This verse does not just apply to when you get up to give a sermon in church or when you share the Gospel with a friend. It is lifestyle! It should be read on your shoulder, heard on your lips, found in your writing, and felt in your presence. We should be daily confessing Jesus in our lives and letting him permeate every sector of us!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Israel’s Conquest of Canaan: The Nephilim and Giants

  Christianity Today asserts that the conquest of Canaan can be a “stumbling block” for believers. This probably is because of a foolish idea of comparing it to a modern conquest happening in our world. The truth is that God had Israel conquer Canaan because it was ruled by evil giants, “We saw the Nephilim there (the descendants of Anak come from the Nephilim). We seemed like grasshoppers in our own eyes, and we looked the same to them.” (Numbers 13:33). These are Anakim or Nephilim, the children of angels and human women, “When man began to multiply on the face of the land and daughters were born to them, the sons of God (angels) saw that the daughters of man were attractive. And they took as their wives any they chose. Then the LORD said, “My Spirit shall not abide in man forever, for he is flesh: his days shall be 120 years.” The Nephilim were on the earth in those days, and also afterward, when the sons of God came in to the daughters of man and they bore children to them. These w
Post a Comment
Read more

Dispensationalism

John Nelson Darby (1800-1882) was a man who did two things, he took 70th week of the Book of Daniel and stretched out to the End Times, and he was the father of  Dispensationalism , a belief system that God dispenses different peoples with separate blessings and covenants. According to Darb'ys doctrine of Dispensationalism, God dispenses different covenants. There are total of seven dispensations that divide the history of man: I. Dispensation of Innocence (prior to the Fall, "Do not east of the Fruit of Good and Eve, Eden), II. Dispensation of Conscience ( You must assuage guilt and sin with blood sacrifices.) III. Dispensation of Human Government (Multiply and Subdue the world, example the Tower of Babel Gen 11:1-9, and Genesis 1:28). IV. Dispensation of the Promise (Dwell in Canaan, Jerusalem) V. Dispensation of the Law ("Obey the Law of Moses and the Prophets"). VI. Dispensation of Grace (The Church, Jesus Christ has come and died for our sins an
Post a Comment
Read more

Jesus’ Name in Aramaic

There has been a trend to render Jesus’ name Hebrew, יֵשׁוּעַ , Yeshua. The problem is neither Christ nor his apostles, nor the Jews in 30-33 A.D. spoke Hebrew, they spoke Aramaic. A ramaic is the oldest language on earth and was the language Jesus spoke. In fact, the oldest Old Testament is the Septuagint a Greco translation around 132 B.C.E. (165 Years Before Christ)that was translated from Aramaic. The Masoretic Text, The Hebrew Old Testament most Bibles use, dates from 7th to 10th Century A.D. (Medieval Times).  This translation does not cross reference with the words of Christ in the New Testament which are Aramaic and Koine Greek.  If the Aramaic was what Jesus spoke, then by what name would have been called? Jesus’ name in Aramaic is Isho or Eesho, spelled ܝܫܘܥ . That is the name of our Lord in Aramaic! He would have heard his name in this dialect, “Hail Isho or Eesho!” as well as the Greek, Ἰ ησο ῦ ς , Iesous.  Aramaic is disappearing, only a few people are endeavo
Post a Comment
Read more