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The Christ We See vs. the Christ Scripture Describes
A Thought-Provoking Question for the Community Isaiah gives us a sobering prophecy about the suffering Messiah: “His appearance was so disfigured beyond that of any human being and His form marred beyond human likeness.”(Isaiah 52:14) Later, Isaiah continues: “He was despised and rejected by mankind, a man of suffering, and familiar with pain.”(Isaiah 53:3) The Gospels echo this reality. Jesus was scourged, beaten, mocked, struck in the face, crowned with thorns, and forced to carry His cross (Matthew 27, Mark 15, Luke 22–23, John 19). Roman scourging alone was designed to tear flesh, weaken the body, and leave a person nearly unrecognizable. Scripture tells us that many witnessed these events—soldiers, crowds, disciples, and onlookers. Yet when we look at most artistic depictions of Christ today—paintings, films, statues, illustrations—we often see something very different: • A recognizable, peaceful face• Hair perfectly in place • Clean features with minimal wounds • A few gashes or marks, but not complete disfigurement (not that we want otherwise hanging on our walls) This raises an honest and thoughtful question. Community Discussion We are not saying this is right or wrong. We are simply opening space for reflection and discussion. What do you think? • Is it appropriate to depict Jesus in a way that softens the brutality described in Scripture? • Does this kind of imagery help people approach Christ—or does it unintentionally minimize what He endured? • Is it biblical to show Christ as a symbolic figure rather than the brutally honest reality of what hundreds of witnesses saw? • When sharing the Gospel with non-believers, does gentler imagery make the message more accessible—or does it risk losing the weight of the sacrifice? This isn’t about debate for debate’s sake. It’s about pausing to think deeply about what our Savior truly went through—and how the world chooses to tell that story today. 💬 Fill the comments with your thoughts, reflections, and Scripture if you feel led.
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I feel we as a society of believers, downplay the suffering that Christ endured, in certain situations. I feel we lead by each individual and situation. If a person may be on the fence about coming to know Christ, we speak of the wonderful things he does, he did and what he will do. If we are speaking with a believer that has strayed, we may go back to full picture because of the reality of walking with God, and allowing God back in. We have to remember what Christ endured for us to even be at the space to "stray." In other words, straying wouldn't even be a thing, if we didn't believe in the first place.
🌱 Courage for the Coming Year
As we step into a new year, courage doesn’t always look like big, bold moves. Sometimes it’s choosing to keep going, trusting God when the path isn’t clear, and showing up even when fear tries to hold us back. This year, let’s pray for: • Courage to trust God’s timing • Courage to grow, even when it’s uncomfortable • Courage to let go of what no longer serves us • Courage to walk in faith, not fear You don’t have to have everything figured out. Just take the next faithful step—God will meet you there. 💛 What’s one area where you’re asking God for courage this year?
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I'm asking for, courage to overcome a situation with the leadership at my Church.
✨ Reflection: Where Did I See God This Year?
✨ Reflection: Where Did I See God This Year? As this year comes to a close, take a quiet moment to look back. Not just at the milestones and answered prayers—but also at the waiting, the challenges, and the moments that shaped you. Sometimes God shows up in the big blessings. Sometimes He’s there in the strength you didn’t know you had, the peace that carried you through, or the people He placed beside you at just the right time. Reflect and ask yourself: • Where did I feel God’s presence this year? • What prayers were answered—maybe differently than I expected? • How did God grow me through the hard moments? Take a moment to write it down or share if you feel led. Reflection helps us recognize that God has been faithful all along. 💛
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@Taegan Howells amen! The 10 years away from the Lord, are still important to who you are and how God may use you to help others come to know him.
👑 Welcome to Kingdom Crown!
We’re so glad God led you here. You're now part of a Christ-centered community built to uplift, equip, and walk together in faith. It will take us a little time to get everyone moved over to our new community, so please log in frequently and engage in our daily community topics! Whether you’re here to grow spiritually, test faith-based products, or connect with believers, you’re in the right place. Customer service questions should never be posted in the community. Please direct any account related questions to customer service at [email protected], as we do not have access to accounts from the Marketing side. ✨ What to Expect: As a member of our Product Program, you'll unlock inspiring Christian products through the Kingdom Classroom. Some are completely free (just cover shipping), while others come with exclusive discounts. You’re never required to buy—just test what blesses you. 💬 Why We're Here: This is a safe, grace-filled space where your spiritual journey is valued. Share Scripture, praise reports, prayer requests, and encouragement. No self-promotion, drama, or cold DMs—just real people walking in truth and love. 📈 Unlock More: As you engage (comment, like, share), you earn points that unlock more resources, digital downloads, and courses. The more you connect, the more you grow! 💌 Let’s Begin: Introduce yourself in the comments below: - Your name or nickname - A favorite Bible verse - What you hope to gain or give in this community How to Post: Each Friday we have on the calendar above "Faith Post Friday". This is where the community is open for members to post. Outside of Friday, members are able to comment and interact with current community posts. When posting on Fridays, we ask that only 1 post per member, and only positive posts with no engagement farming. Click Classroom at the top of Skool after posting to start your journey. We’re honored to walk this path with you. Welcome to Kingdom Crown—where faith grows and community thrives! 🙏
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Thank you. I'm looking forward to being held accountable for my daily walk with the Lord. I have received many blessings this past year and I want the world to see where these blessings came from through me; so that maybe just one will also want to experience them with God. Psalms 40:5 NIV Many, Lord my God, are the wonders you have done, the things you planned for us. None can compare with you; were I to speak and tell of your deeds, they would be too many to declare.
🙏 Dedicate the Year to the Lord
As a new year begins, take a moment to intentionally place it in God’s hands. When we dedicate our plans, goals, and desires to Him, we invite His guidance, peace, and purpose into every step. This year, choose to: • Seek God first in all things • Trust Him with your plans and timelines • Surrender worries and expectations • Walk daily in obedience and faith A year dedicated to the Lord is never wasted. He will lead, provide, and be faithful—every step of the way. 💛 Have you taken a moment to dedicate this year to God in prayer?
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Praying God's guidance over 2026 and beyond.
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My name is Amanda. I am a Christian, a nurse,a wife and a mother of two handsome young men. I have a shih tzu named Mugsy, that I adore.

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