Unspotted.

                                                                             Unspotted.


The Unspotted Lives Holy.


Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, “To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction”, and to “keep himself ‘unspotted’ from the world”. (James 1:27)


The Unspotted is Not Perfect, “But Holy & Sincere”.


Our Daily Nugget

is explaining to us what “Pure Religion and Undefiled Before God” is; it is “To Be The Church” and to “Be Morally Pure”; which is Unspotted.  Being Pure and Being Defiled both, starts between our ears “Through Thinking”. 


There is Being The Church and There is Having Church.


Being The Church “occurs outside the walls of a Church Building”.  Being the Church is Loving Our Neighbors by “Filling Needs”.  Our Daily Nugget is about “Being The Church”.


Having Church occurs inside the walls of a Church Building, normally on a Sunday.  Having Church is when Christians gather and have what we call Worship Service; singing, praying, paying tithes and giving offerings.


Unspotted - Being morally pure, free from sin or guilt, and undefiled by the corrupt influences of the world.


Morally Pure - Living free from moral wrong, guilt, or corruption in both “your actions and your thoughts”.


The Church Evangelizes the World when we 

“Be The Church”, not when we “Have Church”.


To Be Unspotted from the World is to be “Peculiar To The World”.  The world live and operates on what “seems right”; like an eye for an eye or a tooth for a tooth, you scratch my back, “then” I will scratch your back, you be nice to me, then I’ll be nice to you.  None of this is love, nor is it being unspotted from the world.


We Can Keep Ourselves Unspotted from the world;  however, 

“We Must Desire To Be Unspotted from the world, First, in our Heart/Mind”.

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