We have been formed into a new creation!

We were born from above at the cross. Humanity both living and dead have become participants in the New Covenant at the Cross! This is the life we’ve been given. We are living it now.

❤️ Who are you choosing to love today?

He could’ve raised the rocks to praise Him. But He chose dust. He chose us.

Now we live. Now we choose. Now we love.

For freedom's sake he has set us free From death, Because of His Love He has given us life. This is the gospel. This is the New Covenant.

We all died in Adam. We all sinned. But we also all died with Christ. And in Him, we were raised.

Belief isn’t the trigger. Jesus did the heavy lifting.

⚡ What happens when grace leads instead of fear?

Adam didn’t choose to be formed. He didn’t request breath. God gave it. And though Adam sinned and died, the Potter didn’t abandon the clay.
He raised it again—in Christ.

👐 What does resurrection?

So what is our choice?

Not heaven or hell. Not even life or death.
Our choice is how we live the life we’ve already been given.
Free will doesn’t begin until breath returns.

🧠 How does that reframe your theology?

Under the first Adam, all died. Under the second Adam, all are made alive. Not some. Not the elect. All.

This isn’t a deal. It’s a gift. Life has been given to the dead.

🙌 Who needs to hear this today?

This is the New Covenant.

Not law on stone, but Spirit in hearts. Not hierarchy, but intimacy. Not transaction, but transformation.

Jesus didn’t come to threaten us into heaven. He came to awaken us to life.

💬 What does “awakening” look like in your story?

While we were dead in sin, God moved. He transferred us from darkness to light. Not because we believed. Not because we behaved. Because He gives life to dust.

✨ What shifts when we stop trying to earn it?

🔥 Agree or disagree?

In Adam, all die. Not because we chose it. But because we were born into it—into dust, into disconnection.

But the Potter didn’t leave the clay cracked and dry. He breathed again.

💭 What does that breath mean to you?

Genesis says: “The day you eat of it, you shall surely die.”

Paul says: “The wages of sin is death.” Not torment. Not eternal fire. Just death.

What if we’ve been preaching Plato instead of Paul?

Why is it that so many Catholics, who pray this prayer

"But never was it known that anyone who fled to thy protection,
implored thy help, or sought thy intercession, was left unaided."

Don't know or believe that they are spending eternity with God?