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Welcome to my page.
Scripture. Mental Health. Critical Thinking. Growth. Basketball. Randomness.
I question narratives, challenge traditions, examine beliefs, and provoke thought.
My intent is never to condemn or invalidate.
Disagreement is not condemnation and challenging an idea is not invalidation.
Some posts will affirm you. Others will challenge you.
Think critically. Examine what you believe. Stay willing to grow.
If it’s true, questioning it won’t make it false.
Most of the time, I’m not speaking solely on my own behalf.
I’ve had the privilege of working with hundreds of people over the past few years, so my thoughts, perspectives, and statements aren’t always rooted in my own personal experiences.
I’m naturally reserved and a fairly private person, so I wouldn’t encourage anyone to read too deeply into everything I share on these platforms.
Like most people, I have moments of transparency and vulnerability. However, my ultimate goal is to provoke thought, challenge perspectives, and encourage people to reflect, grow, and change.
I’m very intentional with my words, but not everything I say is about me. Sometimes, the message is simply meant to make you think.
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Idc what nobody says, the Greek Gyro at Arby’s is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Combine that with a strawberry lemonade and peach cobbler rolls 😮💨
About the only fast food I still eat from time to time 🫣🤣
If you’re Once Saved, Always Saved (OSAS), I’ve got a question: If your salvation can never be lost, what exactly are you standing before the Judge to answer for? 👀
2 Corinthians 5:10 tells us that we must ALL appear before the judgment seat of Messiah to give an account for what we’ve done, whether good or bad.
1 Peter 4:17 tells us that judgment begins at the house of YAH, not merely with unbelievers.
So, if salvation is already permanently secured, regardless of our actions, what is the purpose of judgment for those who profess to believe?
And before anyone says judgment is only about rewards, how do we reconcile that with the Scriptures warning believers about falling away and the necessity of enduring until the end?
I’m genuinely asking because this deserves more than a rehearsed doctrinal response. It deserves careful Biblical examination.
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“Your chain fake” and “can you run a mile?”
BRONNY JAMES SNAPPED ON A FAN COURT SIDE TONIGHT 😭
“How much money you make a year?”
LMFAOOOOOOOO
#LakeShow
🚨 NBA HISTORY
Darius Acuff Jr. has set TWO NBA records for the most points and assists through a player's first 10 career games, before turning 20!
- Most points: 242 (surpassed Paolo Banchero's 229)
- Most assists: 70 (surpassed LeBron James' 64)
WHAT A HISTORIC START TO HIS NBA CAREER. 🤯
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Darius Acuff Jr. joins LeBron James as the only teenagers in NBA history with multiple games of 30+ points and 10+ assists
People who constantly say we can’t keep the Law usually just can’t or don’t want to overcome their flesh.
Why wouldn’t you strive to be obedient to YAH and His Word?
Practice makes perfect, and we have access to the power and a renewed mind necessary to achieve obedience.
We will make mistakes and bad decisions, but with a repentant heart/mind, we can learn, grow, and eventually get it right.
It starts with your mindset!
“Know ye not that ye are the temple of YAH, and that the Spirit of YAH dwelleth in you?
If any man defile the temple of YAH, him shall YAH destroy; for the temple of YAH is holy, which temple ye are.”
1 Corinthians 3:16–17
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Through the first eight games this season, Darius Acuff Jr. is totaling 205 points and 56 assists, becoming the first player in NBA history to reach 200+ points and 50+ assists through eight career games.














