Beauty Stain Series – Deceit and Falsehood

 When it comes to acting, she is the first one on the scene. She knows how to act as suits her best; she changes according to the environment and the people that surround her.

Inside of the church she acts a certain way and when she leaves she transforms into another person. With some she seems blameless, but those who know her, know that she is reproachable.

She could be accused but her ability to dramatize is so great and convincing it could persuade anyone, and if necessary, she could even cry to make herself the victim.

This type of person can deceive everyone, but God knows exactly who they are. One the mask will fall and the show will be over.

It’s sad to work with a person like this and discover that everything was just an act. There was nothing real about her, not her words, her actions, nothing. She simply acted constantly, like a true actress.

There is nothing worse than hypocrisy; Jesus Christ himself detested this type of behavior.  See how he addresses the Pharisees,

“Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You are like whitewashed tombs, which look beautiful on the outside but on the inside are full of the bones of the dead and everything unclean.” (Mathew 23:27)

Task: Reflect on who you have been before God, and those who surround you. There are people that try to deceive God, however that is impossible, He knows every one of us, nothing is hidden from His eyes nor does anything go unnoticed.

If you recognize that you have lived of deceit, bend your knees and talk sincerely to God and strive to change.

P.s.: I apologize if you feel some of the articles are a bit too strong or too direct, but we decided to remove everything that stains our beauty, remember?

Then, I have to speak openly and sincerely to help you.

It will hurt to remove those stains, but the final product will splendid, lovely to look at.

Kisses.