Paul wrote more than two letters to the Corinthian church. In the New Testament, we have the books of First and Second Corinthians, but in those books we see that he actually wrote at least four letters to the church in Corinth. In First Corinthians 5, Paul refers to an earlier

Ancient Hebrew did not have written vowels. The original Old Testament manuscripts only had consonants. Example: “David” would appear as DVD. The Hebrew vowel system we use today was added by scribes called the Masoretes around AD 600–900.

Literally, the last World Cup was in *Qatar*. 🙄 The World Cup before that was in Russia. What are we talking about here?

Duke wins the most important game in college sports today. 😂 💪

Yes to this.

Tomorrow is an excellent day to go to church.

The real reason they switched and put Miami in is because Duke won the ACC last night, and they couldn’t have a playoff with no ACC team. If Virginia would have won, Notre Dame would have stayed in. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Community notes are what make X better than all other social media apps. When you post lies, it gets noted. The next best step would be for X to throttle accounts like these that get noted.

This is a "let's do a better job selling commercials for soccer and the World Cup so we can make more money." It has nothing to do with player safety. 🤷🏼‍♂️

This is a very Biblically ignorant take. It (intentionally?) confuses biblical commands to individual believers with instructions for modern governments. The Bible calls God's people to care for the poor, but it does not prescribe specific tax policies, welfare systems, or

Commit to a local church. Even if that church has issues. You also have issues. We all have issues. Of course a church full of people with issues has issues. If you find a church with no issues, do not join it because you will bring your issues with you. There is no perfect

There is a long prayer in Nehemiah 9 where the leaders of Israel are praying and retelling the history of God’s faithfulness. The prayer can be summarized by the pattern of God being faithful and Israel not. And yet, whenever they returned to God, he always met them with mercy.

Every word of this post is so good.

Ok this post literally made me laugh out loud. My 7 year old is doing this all the time right now and 100% would do this in church as well. 😂

This is a really good analogy for preachers. Not sure I hit *every 5 minutes* in my sermons, but I intentionally ensure there a multiplied stories/examples in every sermon and that they are appropriately spaced out.

This community note on a *dictionary* account is amazing.