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While many were throwing stones, I chose to send a Bible verse.

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Why it worked

The post resonated by offering a compassionate and faith-based perspective on a potentially controversial public situation, appealing to an audience that values empathy and spiritual guidance over judgment.

Summary

The creator shares a Bible verse about not being anxious and choosing prayer and thanksgiving, contrasting this with the public's judgment of someone who is likely upset by current events. The creator expresses a preference for extending grace and prayer over judgment, believing no one is beyond God's mercy.

Structure

1Sharing a Bible verse about peace and prayer.
2Acknowledging public judgment and the subject's distress.
3Choosing prayer and offering grace over condemnation.
4Expressing a preference for compassion and mercy.

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While many were throwing stones, I chose to send a Bible verse. Philippians 4:6-7 (NIV) "Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." Nag-off na siya ng comments. Ibig sabihin, naapektuhan talaga siya sa lahat ng nangyayari. Isipin mo, halos buong bansa may opinyon tungkol sa'yo. Imbes na husgahan ko siya, pipiliin kong ipagdasal at bigyan siya ng pagkakataon. Hindi dahil tama siya, kundi dahil yun ang itinuro ng Panginoon na ang mga naliligaw ay hindi itinataboy, kundi inaakay pabalik sa Kanya. Mas pipiliin ko ang habag kaysa galit, at biyahe kaysa paghatol. 🙏🏼🤍 Shann Go Author When others throw stones, I choose to extend grace. Sana mabasa niya to.. 🙏🏼

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I know she’s probably deeply bothered by everything happening right now. I sincerely pray that the Lord gives her the strength, wisdom, and peace to overcome this season. No storm lasts forever, and God’s grace is greater than our failures. Not because mistakes don’t have consequences, but because I believe no one is beyond God’s grace. One mistake does not define a person’s entire life. We all fall short. We all need mercy. We all need a chance to grow. Instead of mirroring someone’s failure with hate, let’s respond with humility. Before judging others, remember that none of us are perfect. “Let any one of you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone.” — John 8:7 At the end of the day, we’re all human. Let’s be quick to correct, but even quicker to show compassion. May we be known not only for speaking the truth, but for extending the same grace we hope to receive. 🙏🤍 Sana mabasa niya to.. #jenoliveros