Jesus at My Side is a most sincere and powerful  movement entirely aligned with “The Great Declaration of Christianity”

There are two very different paths of Walking With Jesus Christ on planet Earth.

(regardless of denomination)

The Great Declaration of Christianity scribed on the 9th day of November, 2026, to honor and support the ministry of God and his Son, Jesus Christ.
 
At the time of this declaration the human race and calendar stands 1,993 years since the crucifixion on April 3, 33 AD.
 
In 6 years and 4 month we will arrive at April 3, 2033. This will be a global 2,000 year celebration of the most high Son of God. Will it be more than this? Who can be sure of such things however, we see a human race spinning out of control in the clutches of a global capitalistic machine enroute to destroy the human race in the name of wealth and expansion.  The digital world is clearly the highway to the potentially horrific fall of the human race. A very sad point has been reached where a new born baby can now be plugged into a digital screen and conditioned from cradel to grave by endless violent, horrorific and pornagraphic digital content. The big companies of the world expertly marketing and delivering drugs, alcohol and unhealthy foods into every human life it can capture.
 
It is devitstangly ironic that the 2,000 year period since the crucifixion coming in 6 years aligns perfectly with the height of selfishness, capitialism and the digital age and AI technologies reaching enormous capabilities to automate capitalist plans and  objectives. There are obviously mounting forces that will use AI to do great harm. All this being said in 77 months we will arrive at the 2,000 year anniversary of his crucifixion. It sure seems like the perfect time for a return and regardless what unfolds why would we not work hard in these next 6 years to walk stronger than ever with Jesus at our side in all things.

Every Christian from around the world in every possible denomination or path following Jesus Christ shall be asking the question which side of the Declaration do I take my stand?

The primary path following Jesus Christ from every denomination is called the Christian Path of Ownership and the second path very few Christians follow  is called  The Christian Path of Non Ownership.

Please do not over complicate what your common sense already knows -the foundational teaching of Jesus Christ is revealed when he said deny yourself pick up your cross and follow me. In other words give up all sense of ownership for true unconditional love does not own anything. Ask any one following Jesus Christ if they worry and what will they tell you? They will most often say of course I worry and many will go on to say we’re only human. If you further ask do you own this worry is it yours and they will express yes. This is not true and it reveals that they have not given up ownership of their life. Because many of you write this moment maybe thinking of course worry belongs to them because they have to take responsibility for their life but this is a false deception it is true that we must be accountable work hard and smart making good decisions but that does not mean for one second that is genuine children of God that we own anything whatsoever. It is hard to imagine someone proclaiming Jesus Christ as their lord and savior as their King and yet they would step over the foundational teaching of his life that we do not own life in any way.

We ask ourselves how is this possible that we would follow Jesus in such a bastardized way and the answer is really quite simple… Ownership was always the greatest single roadblock to God and true unconditional love, peace and harmony. The moment we invented the idea of personal life ownership we entered the torture chamber and prison of life. When it was said that you were created in the image and likeness of God did you really believe it? because if you did you never would have said I’m only human or that you will never be good enough. Such thoughts and ideas enable compromise enabling human being to have a way out of responsibility to what love truly. Of course there’s conditional love which is the main form of love that the human race engages with but this is a path of garbage, suffering duration from God and one another.

Why you cry out in bewilderment could we possibly be giving our lives to God through Christ and still hold on to our lives. This is the cunning brilliance of the storytelling mind that imagines the prison of self-ownership. But who following Jesus Christ in their own way wants to hear this message?

Many of you have already turned away and moved on to other things but what if before this message reached your eyes and the rest of your being it was presented to the life and pure love of Jesus Christ for review should it surprise you that his spirit would reply: YES they must hear this message and face the conviction and opportunity to rise.  Indeed this is the heart of what a second return really means an absolutely begins with. 

When Jesus confronted the Jewish religious order of His time, He exposed a terrible contradiction.

There were ceremonies, offerings, traditions, prayers, and outward expressions of devotion to God. Yet Jesus confronted religious leaders who neglected the heart of what God required.

They brought the outward expressions of religion.

But where was the surrender of the life itself?

Now look at Christianity.

We bring our prayers, our worship, our churches, our traditions, our declarations of faith, and our celebrations of Jesus Christ.

But have we brought ourselves?

Have we actually laid down our lives and given them entirely to God?

Or have we simply brought Jesus into the lives we have chosen to live?

Have we mastered the very failure Jesus confronted?

Consider your own life. Answer these questions honestly—not about somebody else, not about another denomination, but about yourself.

DOES YOUR LIFE REFLECT A GENUINE WALK WITH JESUS CHRIST?

Do you worry? Do you call it your worry?

Why? Do you own your worry? Do you own tomorrow? Do you own your circumstances?

You own none of these things. A genuine walk with Jesus Christ means surrendering what you have been trying to control and giving this day to God.

Do you drink alcohol or use drugs?

Ask yourself whether these choices reflect the life of goodness, purity, and surrender you claim to be pursuing through Jesus Christ.

How do you dress?

Would you dress that way if you were standing before Jesus Christ, fully conscious of God’s presence? Are you presenting yourself with dignity and purity, or are you seeking sexual attention from others?

What does it mean to give your life to God if you continue to let the standards of the world determine how you present yourself?

What do you watch?

Do you watch whatever you want on television or the internet in the name of entertainment? Is it filled with violence, horror, degrading content, sexual stimulation, or pornography?

Have you ever stopped to ask whether what you willingly consume belongs in a life surrendered to Jesus Christ?

Do you treat your body as a temple of God?

Or do you put whatever you want into your mouth in pursuit of flavor, pleasure, and entertainment?

Have you considered what it means to exercise restraint, to fast, to spend a day drinking only water—or to undertake a longer fast when appropriate and safe?

Do you understand why a person seeking God might voluntarily set aside food and other comforts, quiet the demands of the body, and turn more completely toward God?

Do you support violence as a means of resolving the world’s problems?

Do you support war, military violence, guns, and ammunition without seriously examining whether those choices are compatible with the life Jesus calls us to live?

Jesus said that those who take the sword will perish by the sword. How can we claim to pursue the kingdom of God while refusing to confront the place violence occupies in our lives and our world?

Do you believe you will never be good enough because you are only human?

We are created in the image and likeness of God. To use our humanity as a permanent excuse for refusing to pursue goodness and purity is to sell short the very dignity with which we were created.

We are not being asked to claim that we are perfect. We are being asked to take seriously the life God calls us to live. Let us take hard stop right here and be very clear, this message and movement will never suggest that we are better than another, we are stewards called to be accountable and do our best. Our master gave everything, absolutely for love including his crucifixion. His Earthly ministry was and is to be followed, not escaped for its grace and works. Surely it all comes down to grace, however we must deny ourselves and that requires real work of self denial for all that will truly follow him.

These questions are not about appearing religious. They are about whether our choices reflect a life genuinely offered to God.

And none of us gets to escape them by pointing to someone else’s failures.

THIS IS WHAT SURRENDER MEANS

We do not own this day.

We do not own our lives.

We do not own our worries, our sickness, our losses, our circumstances, or our future.

Nothing is ours to possess as though we were the ultimate authority over our lives.

This is the path of unconditional love: to stop insisting that life must belong to us and to give ourselves entirely to God, pursuing goodness and purity in the way we live.

It is not enough to bring our prayers to church and then return to a life governed by our appetites, our preferences, our fears, and our desire for gratification.

It is not enough to proclaim Jesus as Lord while continuing to act as though we are the lords of our own lives.

The Jewish religious order Jesus confronted could maintain outward religious observance while failing to live the heart of God’s commandments.

Christianity must confront the possibility that it has repeated that same failure on a global scale.

We have brought everything to the church, everything to our faith, everything to our declarations of belief.

But have we brought ourselves?

Have we given God the one thing He is asking us to surrender—our lives?

THERE IS NO MORE HIDING FROM THE QUESTION

This is not an invitation to judge other people. It is a demand that we examine ourselves.

If you claim to follow Jesus Christ, ask yourself whether you are actually living that commitment.

Not perfectly. Not by merely following a list of rules. But sincerely, with a willingness to surrender what stands between you and the life God calls you to live.

Do you want goodness and purity—or do you want the freedom to pursue whatever pleases you while retaining the comfort of your Christian identity?

Do you want to give your life to God—or do you want God to fit into the life you have already decided to live?

These are not abstract theological questions.

They are questions about what you do today.

This course leads to a crash. We are already living in its consequences.

The time has come to stop making excuses, stop postponing surrender, and stop treating the demands of Jesus Christ as though they were optional.

I AM NOT THE BOSS. GOD IS.

I DO NOT OWN THIS DAY OR THIS LIFE.

I GIVE IT ENTIRELY TO GOD.

I AM HERE TO CULTIVATE GOODNESS AND PURITY.

This is the choice before us.

We can continue to bring everything to the church except ourselves.

Or we can finally put our lives down and give them entirely to God.

THE CALL IS NOW. VICTORY IS OURS.

If this message challenges you, do not dismiss it simply because it is uncomfortable.

Examine your life. Ask God for the willingness to surrender. Begin with this day.

You do not need to wait for somebody else to change.

You can begin now.

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This movement is for individuals, pastors, ministers, priests, and leaders of faith from every path and denomination who follow Jesus Christ.

Free membership provides access to a weekly message of encouragement and to our library of messages and resources.

The purpose is simple: to stop merely professing the life Jesus calls us to live—and begin living it.

Give this day to God. Pursue goodness and purity. Put your life down.


The greatest single roadblock to true unconditional love throughout the ages has always been one word.

And when you hear this truth, it will likely rattle your soul just a little bit because of its haunting truth.

That word that has blocked unconditional love throughout the ages is

OWNERSHIP.

For those who are serious in their walk to glorify God, the answer and the way forward is the path of non-ownership and the cultivation of goodness and purity.

Jeffrey

A message of insight from Jeffrey…

Understanding Works vs. Grace in Our Walk with Jesus Christ

The debate between grace and works often misses the raw humility built directly into the text: even Jesus revealed moments of deep biological and existential overwhelming, pleading, “Father, if you are willing, take this cup from me” (Luke 22:42) and later crying out, “I thirst” (John 19:28). Furthermore, when discussing celibacy for the kingdom of God, Jesus acknowledged that it is a rare gift, stating that for those who cannot accept it, marriage is the proper path (Matthew 19:11-12)—proving that scripture recognizes our varying human limitations. True works are not about competing with others; they are about the deeply personal, sincere labor of progressive self-denial. Who among us cannot realistically work in the direction of giving up destructive substances, or commit to fasting from food for just a single day or even half a day? It doesn’t matter if someone else can fast for a month; the true work is holding ourselves accountable to challenge our attachments at the exact level we are at, refusing to become soft, sedentary, or complacent.

Unfortunately, this creates two wildly divergent paths within faith: the few who continuously apply themselves to pursue greater goodness and purity, and the masses who prefer to brush the hard parts aside. It shouldn’t surprise you that so many lean solely on a convenient definition of grace to avoid personal effort. Yet, Jesus explicitly warns against this passive complacency in the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30), where a master goes on a journey and returns to hold his servants strictly accountable for what they produced—rewarding those who made an effort and condemning the lazy servant who simply buried his talent in the dirt. You will not find anywhere in the Gospels where Jesus instructed his followers to sit back because he would do all the heavy lifting; instead, his direct command was a continuous call to radical action: “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me” (Luke 9:23). If you truly examine the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), you have to face a very uncomfortable question in the mirror: are you a person of faith who wants to genuinely live with that scripture staring you in the face, or are you just looking for a way to brush it to the side?

 

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