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Super Saiyan Jesus

Super Saiyan Jesus

Listen to My Beloved Son

Up on the mountain the light is so bright it hurts to look at. Moses is there. Elijah is there. Jesus’ clothes go white past the point of white, and His face shines like the sun. He glows up Super Saiyan in a way that would make Goku and every transformation on the roster look like base-form scrubs. Aura so thick it would make SSJ3 look like a nightlight. The camera should stay locked on Him for a multi-episode fight scene while dramatic music plays and everyone else becomes background. Then the cloud rolls in and the Father’s voice cuts through everything with the only instruction that matters: “This is My dearly loved Son. Listen to Him.”

You would think the next thing out of the Beloved Son’s mouth, once He comes down from Super Saiyan mode, would be something about how the glowing One is the one who is able. That the bright light is the point. That the Father’s attention is on Him for a reason, so watch Him flex. That is not what happens. Think about how odd that is compared to how everyone else would talk.

What is waiting at the bottom is a father in tears and a cluster of disciples who could not get the job done. A boy has been slammed into fires and water by a spirit for years. The disciples had the authority. They had the commission. They still could not cast it out. Jesus looks at the scene and the first words that come out of the mouth of the One the Father just told everyone to listen to are, “You unbelieving and perverse generation! How long must I be with you? How long must I put up with you?” He does not pat them on the head and tell them, “don’t worry, Super Saiyan Jesus is here to help.” No. What He does is call the failure what it is. Unbelief that curves the straight line of the Kingdom into spiritual porn. Faithlessness is spiritual OnlyFans. And those who peddle faithlessness are its top 1% earners.

Then He turns to the crying father who says, “If you can do anything, take pity on us and help us.” Jesus is irritated. “If I can?” The grammar has heat in it. Of course the One who just went Super Saiyan in the cloud with Moses and Elijah is able. That was never the question. The Beloved Son flips the whole thing around and puts it back on the man standing in front of Him. “Everything is possible for the one who believes.” Not for the glowing One. For the one who believes. The ability is not locked up in the Super Saiyan light. It is sitting right there with the desperate father if he will stop hedging and believe. The father gets it. He says he believes and asks for help with the leftover unbelief. The boy is healed.

Here is where it gets interesting. Jesus is the heavenly Super Saiyan. He is the glowing One. The Father’s attention is on Him; heaven is smiling at the Son. If you asked a room full of religious people what it means to be God-centered in that moment, they would tell you it means pointing the finger back at the Super Saiyan Jesus saying, “He is the one who is able because He is the bright light with God’s approval.” They would say the proper God-centered move is to keep the spotlight on Super Saiyan Jesus and wait for Him to flex again. Jesus does the exact opposite. He does the most ungodly thing you can imagine according to that kind of talk. He points His finger back at man and says, “No. This is on you. If you have faith, you can do anything. When you have faith, you become a Super Saiyan who can do impossible things.” That is the opposite of how religious people talk about God’s sovereignty. They keep pointing the finger at the Super Saiyan One and saying the variable is whether He decides to do something. Jesus points the finger at the crying father and the flunking disciples and says the variable is whether they believe.

Later the disciples ask why they could not do it. Jesus does not say the mountain was too big or the demon was a special kind that only the Super Saiyan version of Him could handle. He says they had so little faith. Then He gives the example so no one can pretend He was speaking in metaphors. If you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, “Move from here to there,” and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you. Not for Me, the Super Saiyan One. For you. You open your mouth. You speak. The mountain obeys you.

Think about the sequence. The Father puts the spotlight on His Son and says listen to Him. The Son comes down from Super Saiyan mode and the first real teaching He gives is that the question is not whether the glowing deity is able. The question is whether you believe. If you believe, you become a Super Saiyan who can do any impossible thing. You will speak to the mountain and it will obey you. All things are possible for the one who believes. Say that again. All things are possible for the one who believes. That is what the Beloved Son says. That is what the Father told you to listen to. Super Saiyan Jesus does not keep the spotlight on Himself. He points it at you and says the real issue is your faith. That is the most God-centered thing that ever happened on that mountain, because God decided it was so.

Most people still sit around waiting for the Super Saiyan light to flex again. They keep asking “if You can” while the One the Father loves already told them the real variable is their own faith. Unbelief is perversion. Faith is the straight line. Tell the sickness to go. Tell the demon to leave. Tell the mountain to move. It will obey you. That is what Super Saiyan Jesus said after His glow-up party. Listen to Him. Jesus wants you to glow as the next spiritual Super Saiyan.

Unsubscribe from faithless OnlyFans accounts. They flaunt their perversions for all to see. Do not heed their calls; their steps lead to hell.

God’s nature is not to withhold. He is a God who loves to give. The Father gave you His only Son. He then gave you His Spirit, in the baptism of the Spirit for power. There is nothing greater that He could give. He is not threatened when you go Super Saiyan. In fact, it glorifies Him the more you aura farm and the more you flex with His unstoppable power and faith.

And if no one has ever told you, I think you look awesome with heaven’s aura and power all over you. Would you mind doing it more?

To Reject Healing Is To Reject The Kingdom

To Reject Healing Is To Reject The Kingdom

Jesus did not hand the seventy-two a clipboard titled “Repent of Your Sins or Burn” and send them out as traveling guilt machines. He told them to walk into the house and drop an authoritative pronouncement: “Peace to this house.” If a son of peace is there, the blessing stands. If not, it returns to you undiminished. Stay. Eat their food. Heal the sick who are there. Then announce, “The Kingdom of God has come near to you.” Matthew stacks the power works right after the announcement—heal the sick, raise the dead, cleanse the lepers, cast out demons. Freely you received; freely give. The direct words Jesus gave them do not open with “tell them to repent of their sins.” Mark later summarizes what the disciples actually did, but the commission itself packages the spoken blessing, the healing, and the Kingdom announcement as the entry point. That is the picture.

The rejection that gets the dust wiped off the feet and Sodom-level judgment is rejection of that package. The messengers brought an authoritative peace that touches material life, demonstrated the Kingdom by healing the sick and breaking Satan’s oppression, and announced that the Kingdom had drawn near in connection with those works. People get offended at God wanting to bless them with physical wholeness and material goodness. Think about that for two seconds. The faithless preach the opposite. They act like the core charge is “repent of your sins or you’re toast,” and treat healing and material blessing like optional extras or even spiritual dangers. But in the text, the Kingdom comes near by healing the sick and casting out demons. The authoritative peace is loosed over the house. What you bind on earth is bound in heaven; what you loose on earth is loosed in heaven. You go in and loose the blessing of God for healing, goodness, and prosperity in that life. If they reject that, they reject the King who brings those things.

Jesus answered John’s disciples the same way. They asked how they would know it was Him. He did not send back a hellfire pamphlet. He said, go tell John what you see and hear: the blind see, the lame walk, the lepers are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, and the good news is preached to the poor. Then He added, blessed is the one who is not offended because of Me. He was not warning people against being offended at a sermon about sins and hell. He was warning them against being offended at the good things—the physical and material blessings God was doing. The faithless get particularly unbelieving right there. They can talk about spiritual goods all day, but when God shows up to heal the body, cast out the demon, and speak material peace and wholeness into a life, they flinch. That is the offense. And the judgment still stands.

The gospel is a whole package. Good things, both spiritual and material. Forgiveness is in it. Righteousness is in it. The blessing of Abraham is in it. Healing is in it. By His stripes you were healed. The same blood that purchased the removal of the record also purchased the removal of the curse, including sickness and poverty. God wants to give these things more than you want to receive them. The initial breaking-in is the healing and the blessing. You demonstrate that the Kingdom has come near by the power works. Then you tell them, you see all these good things—the healings, the peace, the demons fleeing—you cannot have the fullness of this unless you repent and believe, and then all those good things are yours. Enter in. But the proof that the Kingdom has drawn near is the healing. The way the Kingdom proves it has come near a person is the sick rising and the demons leaving.

Our responsibility is still to do it. Go pronounce “your peace” in authority. Heal the sick. Cast out the demons. Announce that the Kingdom of God has come near. If a ministry refuses to do this, boycott it. Reject it. They are a ministry of the faithless doing faithless things. They are not advancing the Kingdom; they are stalling it while Satan uses the body as a middle finger at the finished stripes and the enthroned Christ. The dust is for those who reject the package. For those who receive it, the peace sticks, the sick rise, and the Kingdom expands in power, not just words.

Speak the peace. Command the healing. Receive the good things God already purchased. The Kingdom has come near. Do not be offended at it.