God is not a brand

God will never rewrite His Word

to align with the whims of your heart.

He does not contradict Himself to stay relevant

in a world that is constantly shifting like sand.

He does not bend to the culture—He anchors against it.

He will not whisper a new direction

that walks you away from the narrow road

He has already paved for you at Calvary.

His voice will always sound like Scripture.

His hand will always point toward holiness.

His Spirit will always magnify the Son,

and never center you.

His touch is sacred—

not a feeling you can fabricate in a fog machine,

not a tear-jerking moment manipulated by music. No goosebumps, no platform,

no crowd size or social media presence

will ever prove His presence.

For He is not swayed by the number of followers.

He is not impressed by your influence.

He is not interested in popularity—

He is calling for purity.

God is not a brand.

He is not a vibe.

He is not a marketing strategy.

He is holy.

He is the Ancient of Days.

He is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

And the Word He wrote with His own breath

is not up for editing.

So if the “new thing” you’re being led toward

looks like rebellion wearing relevance—

Run.

If the “next step” contradicts the last Word—

Be still.

If the “feeling” fights the truth—

Deny your flesh and follow Christ.

Because obedience is still better than sacrifice.

And intimacy will always require integrity.

He is not playing games with your soul.

He is not nodding in approval as you dress sin in good intentions.

He is not fooled by the performance.

He is searching for those who tremble at His Word.Let His voice strip you down to nothing but truth.

Let it wreck your idols and dismantle your platforms.

Let it lead you back to the cross—

Not the crowd.

Not the trend.

Not the aesthetic.

The cross.

Where He bled for more than your comfort.

Where He died for more than your dreams.

Where He proved that His way is not your way,

But it is the only way.

Return to the Word.

Let it wound you where you’ve grown calloused.

Let it heal you where you’ve strayed.

Let it remind you that He is not changing His truth—He’s asking you to change your life.