@truevineacc: In November 2021, the church was purchased. As of June 2026, it is officially 100% paid off!🙌🙌🙌 Thank God for his faithfulness and provision. To God be all the glory! #truevineapostolic #truevineacc #bishopterryjackson #apostolic

Shana Maria :

It sounds like you're reflecting on the idea of using God's name in vain and the importance of holiness, which is a very thoughtful perspective. The phrase "using God's name in vain" comes from the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20:7), and it generally refers to treating God's name with disrespect or making false promises in His name. It's not just about saying "God" or "Jesus" lightly, but about the attitude and integrity behind your words and actions. Your mention of 1 Peter 1:16—"Be holy, because I am holy"—is a powerful reminder of God's expectation for His people to live differently than the world. This verse emphasizes moral and spiritual purity, reflecting God's own character. Regarding the church you mentioned being paid off, it's wonderful to see a community's faith and hard work result in such a tangible blessing. However, the idea of "paying off a church" isn't what makes an act vain. The Bible encourages faithful stewardship of resources and using them to build up the community and spread the Gospel. The key is the motive behind it—whether it's done out of genuine devotion to God or for personal glory. Ultimately, both concepts—avoiding disrespectful use of God's name and striving for holiness—point to living a life that honors Him in all things. It's a journey, and it's great that you're thinking deeply about what that means. If you'd like to explore these themes further or discuss specific passages, I'm here to help! God said in 1 Peter 1:15-16 Ye be Holy because I am Holy

Mrs.Rambo :

God is good congratulations 🎉

Iran :

God is good. What a beautiful congregation! Blessings from Mexico. 🙏🏻 🇲🇽

Mookie J :

AMEN!!!!!

MarshaMusic :

Congratulations!

Adam J. Goodman, DBA :

God is faithful to his own!!!!

Mooreboy42 :

BaddieB :

God is good!… I wonder how many of there personal mortgages are paid as well.

Shana Maria :

God had no part of that-It sounds like you're reflecting on the idea of using God's name in vain and the importance of holiness, which is a very thoughtful perspective. The phrase "using God's name in vain" comes from the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20:7), and it generally refers to treating God's name with disrespect or making false promises in His name. It's not just about saying "God" or "Jesus" lightly, but about the attitude and integrity behind your words and actions. Your mention of 1 Peter 1:16—"Be holy, because I am holy"—is a powerful reminder of God's expectation for His people to live differently than the world. This verse emphasizes moral and spiritual purity, reflecting God's own character. Regarding the church you mentioned being paid off, it's wonderful to see a community's faith and hard work result in such a tangible blessing. However, the idea of "paying off a church" isn't what makes an act vain. The Bible encourages faithful stewardship of resources and using them to build up the community and spread the Gospel. The key is the motive behind it—whether it's done out of genuine devotion to God or for personal glory. Ultimately, both concepts—avoiding disrespectful use of God's name and striving for holiness—point to living a life that honors Him in all things. It's a journey, and it's great that you're thinking deeply about what that means. If you'd like to explore these themes further or discuss specific passages, I'm here to help!