Thursday, October 22, 2026

Let Us Persevere in God's Return

 Perseverance is like pedaling a bike uphill to a destination that will return back from whence We started. It is a time when you have already pushed yourself to the limit to get to a place where We make a decision that it is a lot harder than you thought, or a point where you went too far to quit, so you keep continuing the journey that We had started you on, then find out that this is perseverance that has given to all who would keep pedaling until they finally return to find no resistance when returning to where they were before. And today, We all today should be persevering in our return with God at this moment in time, which was held as a sacred bond to Heaven and God's return.

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  1. Perseverance is like pedaling a bicycle uphill toward a destination that ultimately leads us back to where we began. There comes a time when we have pushed ourselves to the very limit, only to discover that the journey is far more difficult than we imagined. Yet we have traveled too far to turn back, so we continue along the path set before us.

    In time, we realize that perseverance is a gift given to all who keep pedaling when the road is steep and the burden feels heavy. Those who endure eventually find themselves returning to their starting place, but now the resistance is gone, and the path is made clear.

    Today, we are called to persevere in our return to God. This moment stands as a sacred bond between Heaven and earth, a reminder of the enduring promise of God's return and His call to draw near to Him.

    Yet there are some who create obstacles and hardships that test our resolve. Even so, these challenges serve a greater purpose: they give us the opportunity to persevere, to strengthen our faith, and to continue pressing forward until we reach the place God has prepared for us.

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