Didn’t You Get the Memo! Diddy’s Story
Don’t you know that the whole point of the staff meeting is to get the memo!
That’s why we’re advised to arrive fifteen minutes early, to make sure that you get your memo.
Apparently, we did not get the memo or message.
In the case of Diddy’s Trial, which has been all over the News lately.
Like Diddy’s Trial, I challenge you to…
…Come to Jesus quickly, before your sin is EXPOSED.
This is not the decade to play with sin.
No more greasy grace!
“Greasy grace” is a term that describes the misuse or abuse of God’s grace, often characterized by a careless or irresponsible approach to living a Christian life. It suggests that a person is taking advantage of God’s forgiveness and favor, rather than using it to grow in faith and righteousness.
Ever since 2020, I’ve noticed certain organizations or personalities being EXPOSED.
While others are being REVEALed.
The difference between Exposed and Revealed
Revealed:
This often implies a purposeful action of unveiling something intentionally kept secret. For example, a magician reveals a rabbit from a hat, or a story reveals a secret identity.
For example, Pope Leo XIV
Exposed:
This can suggest something is made visible unintentionally or brought to light, often with negative connotations. A journalist might expose a political scandal, or a person might be exposed to harm without protection.
If you call on the name of Jesus, you shall be saved; Romans 10:9-13. And the word, JUSTIFICATION, means just-as-if you never sinned.
The Court-Room song by Carman.
1 John 1:7, states that “the blood of Jesus Christ cleanses us from all sin, highlighting the purifying effect of Jesus’ sacrifice.”
James 5:20 states that “let him know that whoever turns a sinner from the error of his way will save his soul from death and will cover a multitude of sins”. In simpler terms, it means that those who guide a sinner back to the right path will help save that person’s soul and have their many sins forgiven. The verse emphasizes the importance of actively seeking to help those who are straying from the truth and encourages others to do the same.
If someone “misses the memo,” they are unaware of something important or have not received the correct information.
Everybody seems to be breaking themselves and coming all the way in- I guess I didn’t get the memo.
Breaking yourself is slang for repenting.
And coming all the way in is slang for becoming like Jesus.
Mark 8:36; “For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul?”
Matthew 16:26; “For what profit is it to a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul?”
It’s a rhetorical question highlighting the futility of worldly gain if it comes at the cost of one’s soul. The question emphasizes the immense value of the soul compared to material wealth.
Jesus is challenging His followers to prioritize their spiritual well-being over worldly possessions and success.
The Soul:
The “soul” refers to a person’s spiritual essence, their conscious self, and their eternal destiny.
The World: “The whole world” encompasses all material possessions, status, and achievements.
In the case of Diddy’s Trial…
“For what profit is it to a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul?”
Anybody can do good. But are you being good?
Get wisdom; Proverbs 4:5-7.
Young people, what are you learning from Diddy’s Story?
In conclusion, there are only two possible outcomes to this story.
To be swallowed up in the belly🐳of the whale; Jonah 1-4…which is swallowing up in your circumstances or hell.
Or repent of one’s sins and run and preach the gospel; Jonah 1-4.
Let’s use Diddy’s Trial as an example.
This trial is a type of “modern-day whale”.
Like in the story of King David and the Prophet Nathan, after David sinned with Bath-Sheba and killed Uriah to cover it up.
Bethsheba or Bath-Sheba was taking a bath when King David noticed her. Hmm! Smile!
Prophet Nathan arrived on the scene to tell David, “Thou art the man in this story committing the sin,” 2 Samuel 12:1-13.
The “belly of the whale” is a metaphor for a stage of any transformative journey. Where the hero experiences a symbolic “death and rebirth”. Transformative Power:
The experience in the belly of the whale can lead to significant personal growth and transformation.
In closing, Sean Diddy Combs, I cannot tell you what to do.
But if I may, I would like to use your story as a teachable moment for the young people.
I do not wish to waste the miracle of salvation that the young people will receive after hearing your story.
Perhaps, it’s possible that some young person might decide to make a decision for Christ after hearing your story.
So, young people, what is your response after hearing Diddy’s Story?(Google Diddy’s Trial)
Welcome, I'm Karen!
- Over the past 30 years, I have poured myself into my writing, producing a wide range of content that spans from letters to prisoners and newsletters to newspaper articles, books, and social media posts.
- For the past four years, I have even been contributing to the Churchome App, sharing my thoughts, insights, and experiences with the wider Christian community.
- I am particularly proud of my latest books, "Let's Make Love, Then Cook. It's Not What You Think" and "It's Just Good Housekeeping."
- "Let's Make Love, Then Cook. It's Not What You Think" is about loving God, loving people, and serving people.
- "It's Just Good Housekeeping." is about finding an attractive way to encourage everyone to read their Bible because reading the Bible has an impact on keeping our lives clean and pure.