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Revolutionary Love - Revival

February 24, 2021

Revolutionary Love - Revival

Revolutionary Love - Revival

“The stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone” 
Psalm 118:22

Past rejection or pain can hold no claim on us and no shame over us when God uses it for His gain because He gives redemption a name. 

We’re the stones He seeks out and rescues because He has a purpose for me and you. He rescues us from our deepest pains with the intent to build His Kingdom out of His love. His love for us stays the same -- no matter what we’ve done or how far we’ve run. 

Redemption is not a gift to be earned; it’s freely given if you let Him. Your redemption story will always outweigh any lie of rejection. One day you may be the truth that Jesus will use for someone else walking through the same exact pain, and may ignite a hope that their pain too can be overcome someday. 

 Our stories will be used as building blocks to point people to Jesus. We get to be living-breathing testimonies. Testimonies that proclaim our rubble became redemption because we invited Jesus to restore our broken pieces; broken pieces that became molded into beautiful stone all because His love washes us white as snow. 

“And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose.” Romans 8:28 (ESV)


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Rhianna Marie Nix is the author of “Faithfully Fervent: Standing Firm as a Woman of God in a World Ready to Run”. Rhianna is a pediatric registered nurse and is passionately following her calling into ministry by radically pursuing her mission to mirror God’s vision. Her mission is to help bring hope and healing through her testimony. She will fiercely fight to empower people to know Christ and believe in His incomparable power to transform and save.

@rhiannamarie24  @faithfullyfervent
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