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Everything is God. Nothing is luck. Stop calling it coincidence. Stop calling it timing. Stop calling it luck. It's God. That opportunity? God. That person who believed in you? God. That moment you needed help? God showed up. That closed door? God redirecting you. There is no luck in a Christian's life. There is no accident or coincidence. Everything is orchestrated by God. So pray over everything. Not just the big things. Pray over your day. Pray over your decisions. Pray over your relationships. Pray over the small moments nobody sees. Because nothing happens outside of God's awareness. Nothing moves without God's permission. When you pray over everything, you acknowledge God controls everything. You stop giving credit to luck. You give it all to God. That's where real faith lives.
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When you have kids, older parents will tell you “they grow up fast.” You’ll hear it a million times. Then one day you’ll realize how true it was. The time flies by as your kids get older. The days are short. Years don’t feel like years anymore. It’s bewildering. Impossible to talk about without sounding cliched.
Fun story. Just opened a value box of Bowman U and got this. Sam Roush was drafted by the Bears this year. He graduated from the school where I teach. #thehobbyfamily @GotdemCards
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Hey @Whatnot can you explain how my claim got denied for the most obvious scam ever…I’ve sent multiple screenshots and a video of me opening the package as evidence and 0 emails sent back…Twitter please blow this one up..paid $700 for a 1/1 and received a base card…
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You literally told everyone he was a league winner in 1,500 videos before the season. wtf
#3 Omarion Hampton
It’s time to panic on Hampton.
Not only does the Chargers offense look lost after 3 weeks, but Hampton’s role just got much worse.
Check this out...
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I stood outside in Iraq while mortars fell and realized I had zero control over where the next one would land. I felt that same helplessness the day my son Mitch died.
What got me through both was a verse I preached to myself until my mind believed it:
"And he is before all things, and in him all things hold together." Colossians 1:17 (ESV)
That's self-brain surgery. When you can't control your circumstances, your brain sounds the alarm on repeat.
But your mind is in charge of your brain, and you get to choose what it rehearses.
Every time you tell yourself the truth that Jesus is holding this, you strengthen a pathway of trust instead of panic.
The fourth commandment of self-brain surgery is I must believe that my mind is in charge of my brain.
It's hard and holy work.
Save this for the day you need it, and share it with someone who's under fire right now.
I'm your friend Dr. Lee Warren, hopefully your favorite brain surgeon. Hit that follow button for more connections between neuroscience and faith every day.
Click the link in my bio to learn more about The Life-Changing Art of Self-Brain Surgery.
#selfbrainsurgery #anxiety #control #mentalhealth
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Feeling bad is not repentance.
Crying at the altar is not repentance.
Promising God you'll do better is not repentance.
Getting caught is not repentance.
Confessing it Sunday and going back to it Monday is not repentance.
The word the prophets used is shuv.
It means turn around.
Not feel. Not promise. Turn.
The man who confesses AND forsakes his sin finds mercy.
Confession with no turn is just giving God a heads up.
He said tear your heart, not your clothes.
Stop performing sorrow.
Mercy is on the other side of the turn.
Turn.
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The Bible ends with a new heaven and a new earth, God dwelling with His people, death gone, tears gone, curse gone.
That is the world my heart aches for!!
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Top 3 most important events in human history:
1. The birth of Jesus
2. The death of Jesus
3. The resurrection of Jesus
And soon, the second coming of Jesus.
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If you ever feel like God is not with you, read this verse:
ISAIAH 46:3-4 "I have carried you since you were born; I have taken care of you from your birth. Even when you are old, I will be the same. Even when your hair has turned gray, I will take care of you. I made you and will take care of you. I will carry you and save you"🥺
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I'm a Tennessee Titans fan. Not an NFL fan — a Titans fan. I don't have a second favorite team. I love this team and hate the other 31. That's how it works.
But right now? I'm as checked out as I've ever been.
This organization keeps making the same mistakes — bad hires, bad roster building, bad culture. And it all starts at the top. Amy Adams Strunk isn't going anywhere, so why would the results change?
Yesterday was supposed to be different. A must-win game against a team that we all felt should be a step below us, at home, with a fanbase desperate for something — anything — to believe in. And we got absolutely blown out. Again!!!
I'm tired of Titans media people such as @eastonfreeze and @titansfilmroom telling me and other tians fans how I should feel. "If they beat the Eagles and string together a couple wins, fans will buy back in." No, Easton. We won't. Because we all have eyes. There's nothing to hang our hat on. Justin was also being mocked @HeedTheCallPod this morning. And his cry of "well the Patriots lost to the Raiders last year in week 1" is such an embarrassment. Have the Patriots only won 9 out of their last 51 games? What about not having a winning record at any point in a season since 2022? Laughable.
Cam Ward isn't the guy. I think the locker room is starting to turn on him too — his postgame pressers show zero accountability, and that stuff rubs teammates the wrong way. We should've seen it coming when he asked Warren Moon to unretire his jersey. Disrespectful.
And yeah — he was put in a brutal situation. The Titans ruined another quarterback. Both things are true: he's not the guy, and the organization failed him. That's the problem.
So where do we go from here? Fire Saleh and Borgonzi? That would just be another impulsive move from Amy — the same thing we used to criticize her for. But can you blame fans for not trusting anyone in that building to make the right call?
I'm done getting emotional. Done spending money. This season is going to be brutal, and I don't see it getting any better anytime soon.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but this seems to be where Titans fans are after one game this year as opposed to the previous two season openers.
2024 opener _ 17-0 lead, then the blocked punt and Levis' terrible pick 6. Loss, but the belief that if those things could be corrected, maybe things could work out.
2025 opener - Defense went toe-to-toe with a good Broncos team. Ward not great in first start (to be expected) but had his moments, felt like something to build on.
2026 opener - Dominated by the 3-win Jets on both offense and defense. Not a lot to be encouraged about out of the gate.
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Pray with me
September 14, 2026
Father,
Quiet my soul before You.
The world is loud, my thoughts are restless, and my heart so easily becomes crowded with things I cannot control. But You are God, and I do not have to carry what belongs in Your hands.
Teach me “be still, and know that I am God” (Psalm 46:10).
Like David, let me be able to say, “I have calmed and quieted my soul” (Psalm 131:2). Silence the fear that keeps rehearsing tomorrow. Settle the anxiety that keeps replaying yesterday. Turn down every voice that competes with Yours.
Jesus, You said, “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28). So I come. I bring You the burdens, the questions, the unfinished business, the disappointments, and the things I cannot fix.
I surrender them to You.
Guard my heart and mind with Your peace, the peace that surpasses all understanding (Philippians 4:6-7).
When my mind begins to race, remind me that You are already there. When fear starts speaking, remind me that You are faithful. When I feel the need to control everything, remind me that You are sovereign.
When the noise of life becomes overwhelming, draw me back to the quiet confidence of Your presence.
You are my Shepherd. I shall not want. Lead me beside still waters. Restore my soul (Psalm 23:1-3).
My soul, wait in silence for God alone, for my hope is from Him (Psalm 62:5).
I trust You with this day. I trust You with what I know. I trust You with what I don’t know. I trust You with what comes next.
In Jesus’ name,
Amen.