Is Our Dressing Reflecting Our Christian Values?
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Is Our Dressing Reflecting Our Christian Values?

In recent times, we have witnessed an alarming shift in societal norms and values, a shift that has not left the Christian community unscathed. This evolution is in line with Alice Bailey's ten-point plan, specifically the goal to 'Minimize the importance of God and devalue the Bible.' This change is prominently seen in our fashion choices, with the enemy subtly influencing the fashion industry, leading to a rise in immodest clothing, even among religious communities. This trend is especially concerning when seen in places of worship, potentially signifying a broader shift towards the goals of the illuminati and the New World Order.


The gradual shift in dressing styles and fashion trends among Christians can be traced back to a broader clandestine agenda. This trend has not just emerged; it has been systematically introduced and normalized over time. The enemy has subtly used media, culture, and societal pressure to influence our perception of what is acceptable and what is not. Over time, these subtle influences have led to the acceptance and adoption of inappropriate dressing styles, even within the Christian community.


Contrary to popular belief, salvation does not solely depend on human behavior. Some argue that Western culture, where mini-skirts or revealing clothing are commonplace, should be acceptable for Christian women in these regions. However, the Bible is not a book of morals molded by societal standards; it is the infallible word of God. The teachings within its pages guide our conduct and life.


Many have adopted this dressing culture from nations that boast of advancement in life. Sadly, these nations have lost sight of God in their pursuit of progress, leading to the degradation of their souls. Their idea of 'progress' is a warped one, as it involves abandoning Godly principles and embracing worldly ones.

As it is written in 1 Timothy 2:9-10, women are instructed to dress modestly, not seeking attention through flashy attire or accessories, but through good deeds. This directive is not influenced by a person's nationality or culture; it is a universal command for all Christian women.


The emphasis of the Bible isn't on outward appearance, but on the beauty within. As 1 Peter 3:2-5 says, the beauty of a woman does not come from outward adornment, but from the inner self, the unfading beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is of great worth in God's sight.


Moreover, Deuteronomy 22:5 instructs women to dress appropriately, not wearing clothing associated with the opposite gender. This not only reflects the physical aspect but also symbolizes the importance of maintaining clear lines between male and female roles as ordained by God.


Exercising good judgment when dressing is a crucial aspect of Christian womanhood. As Proverbs 11:22 emphasizes, a beautiful woman who lacks discretion is like a gold ring in a pig's snout. It is not merely about the physical appearance but the wisdom to dress in a manner that honors God.


Proverbs 31:25 extols a woman who clothes herself with strength and dignity. Dressing in a way that reflects our inner strength and dignity is a testament to our faith and our respect for God's mandates.

In seeking guidance from the Lord for your actions and decisions, including how you dress, let the virtues of compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience, as highlighted by Paul in Colossians 3:12, clothe your spirit.


In seeking guidance from the Lord for your actions and decisions, including how you dress, let the virtues of compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience, as highlighted by Paul in Colossians 3:12, clothe your spirit. It is the humble heart, one that views itself through a lens of modesty, that naturally expresses itself through modest attire. Be mindful that it is the Holy Spirit who resides within you, offering guidance in all aspects of life, including the selections you make from your wardrobe. When you stand before your mirror and question whether the fit of your shirt is too snug, the hem of your skirt too high, the neckline of your dress too plunging, or if your swimwear is unsuitable, trust your instincts and choose not to don such garments. If uncertainty lingers about a particular item, let that hesitation serve as an indicator that it may not be the most modest choice. Remember, while modest dress in itself is not a means of salvation, it does serve as an outward testament to the transformative work of God within you. Dressing with dignity and modesty doesn't save you , but it is a declaration of your identity in Christ, a reflection of His righteousness covering you, and a sign that you live for Him, no longer ensnared by the shame of past transgressions.


In conclusion, we are living in the end times, and the wrath of God is looming. As believers, we must be ready for the rapture and prepare ourselves both spiritually and physically. Let us reconsider our dressing choices, ensuring they align with the biblical teachings. As we adorn our bodies, let us also adorn our spirits with modesty, dignity, and the fear of the Lord. For, in the end, these are what truly matter.


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