The Difference between Believers and the Gullible

Message from Jesus to Gisella, March 17, 2026

My brothers and sisters,

Today I wish to teach you about the difference between believers and the gullible.

To believe does not mean to be gullible. To believe is to accept and understand, in the light of reason, what the Saints tell you.

To believe is to understand the light of Grace, which I brought to you, full and abundant, when all was still in darkness. Gullibility is foolish. Belief is holy, for it is having a spirit obedient to the mysteries of the Lord.

Blessed are those who do not change their faith.

Blessed are those who remain faithful to the Lord.

Things—all things, whether supernatural or natural—are revealed in a light of truth, unknown to unbelievers, and the soul rises in love, peace, and security.

It is difficult to describe in human words what Faith is in a heart. And even those who believe cannot fully comprehend what an abyss of terror and darkness a heart devoid of Faith is.

But never judge your unbelieving brothers. Make amends for their denials. Remember, brothers, that I alone judge, I alone condemn, I alone reward.

If only you knew how much I love you! I love you so much that, to save you, I died for you, for all of you. And you cannot give me greater joy than that of saving your soul and allowing me to save it.

And you cannot cause me greater pain than that of wanting to lose your soul by rejecting my saving gift.

Reflect on these words, you who believe you are everything, capable of doing anything without Me.

Love Me, console Me, and offer Me your everything and your nothing!

Your Jesus.

Reflection on the message:

How many moments of our lives are steeped in tears and despair? How often do we doubt God’s love and even His existence simply because we are in pain, abandonment, and suffering?

Jesus, today of all days, invites us to reevaluate those moments and to reflect on the great gift of Faith, which is Light ready to illuminate the darkness of those moments of meaninglessness that often lead us to thoughts of despair.

Jesus wants to save us and shakes us out of our unbelief, saying to us: I love you madly and I let myself be killed for you; do not lose yourselves, remain in Me, with Me, and live for Me!

May His Love console us on this day, descending like a balm upon our wounds.