I’m a just person, willing to protect the vulnerable instead of exposing them publicly.

I believe the birth of Jesus Christ came by the Holy Spirit to save me.

God reigns over all generations, from captivity in Babylon until Christ.

Jesus Christ is my Savior and Lord.

Lord, like Eliud begot Eleazar, You know my name and never forget me.

Since ‘Achim begot Eliud,’ I confess God is working in my hidden life today.

By faith, I confess: as Zerubbabel begot Abiud, God’s work continues through me toward Christ.

And after they were brought to Babylon, Jeconiah begot Shealtiel, and Shealtiel begot Zerubbabel. God is still moving my story forward; He has not finished with me.

By faith, Christ’s promise holds me, even when life feels like Babylon.

In Christ, my family line is not cursed, but carried by mercy.

I trust Jesus, my King, to preserve His purpose when leaders fail.

I trust Christ to redeem my story today.

I believe Jesus is my true King, and His grace will not skip my generation.

Jesus, thank You that Your mercy holds our past and brings us home.

Jesus, Your grace claimed me; now Your family and my life welcome others too.

I believe Christ is leading my family line with grace.

You are not defined by your failures but by God’s redeeming purpose over you.

Trust Jesus, the promised Christ, who carries our story.

Jesus is our promised King who came through broken people like us.

Jesus Christ is Lord of history and the fulfillment of all promises.

The risen Christ proves God’s kingdom is real and forever sure. Jesus showed Himself alive to the apostles after His suffering by many clear proofs. Over forty days He appeared and spoke of the things of God’s kingdom. Acts records this so we see the resurrection launches His reign and mission. Today the living King calls us to trust His rule and live as faithful witnesses with steady hope.

God will bring a final and perfect separation between the righteous and the wicked. Matthew shows the kingdom is like a great net that gathers every kind from the sea until it is full. When the net is full, fishermen keep the good and throw the bad away. At the end of the age angels will separate the wicked from the righteous and cast them into the fire. There will be weeping and sorrow there, and this calls us today to turn to Christ and live ready.