This is not the flex you think it is

It’s so amazing that when Moses asked God to show Moses His glory, God Himself described His own glory in His own words and emphasized his compassion — that’s the defining character of God: Compassion! Exodus 34:6: God said: “The Lord, the Lord God, compassionate and gracious”!

Our neighbours will know that we are Christians • not by our theology • not by our “rightness” • not by how we debate • not by how we convince others of their sinfulness But they will know we are Christians by our love

Penalties man. Been saying since the beginning of the season. Gotta work on discipline

One of the great disappointments of this American culture is how so many non-church people see evangelicals as loving guns and power more than loving the poor and marginalized.

Truth.

Spectacular

Pure evil. Just horrifying.

It’s disheartening to read and hear the words said, posted and re-posted by so many Christians. It’s obvious they think their most important task is to denounce the “leftists” and “liberals.” No. No. No. It’s not. Their most important mandate is to love the leftists & libs

True. And including an absolute obligation to not repeat or love lies simply because they are told and beloved by people with political power or popularity.

Yes, our nation’s baptism of access to firearms as a central identity marker of Christian nationalism is a debilitating spiritual sickness.

No better college soccer broadcast team than Jenn Hildreth and Lori Lindsey (she/her) 🏳️‍🌈

Beautiful 95-yard drive, Dallas Cowboys ! Hey Roy May

Boom!

clutch stuff Dak atta boy

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Dang it. Wanted that W. But great effort, Boys. Making progress for sure

Really good article.

The crux: “Willard describes anger and contempt as the “twin scourges of the earth” and observes that the United States has become “increasingly sick with rage and resentment of citizen toward citizen. And often the rage and resentment is upheld as justified in the name of God.”

This is simultaneously not an especially radical theological belief and, politically speaking (especially in the U.S. context), quite a thing for Pope Leo to say.