God-Chaser, Loving Husband, Proud Father, Visionary Leader, Pastor, Author, Falcon fan, Superman, NextGen, Avid Reader, and Kid-at-Heart
Atlanta, GA
Joined May 2012
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When you know your WHY you will know the way … and you will not let obstacles get in the way.
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God is raising up bold voices in sports who refuse to be silent on their love for Jesus. Some even speak in tongues 🤠
Proud of my friend @tua 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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“In April 14, 2010, I showed up at the clubhouse with a Bible sitting on my chair in my locker. Changed my life. It’s the Bible I read out of today.”
Beautiful story from former Cardinals pitcher Chris Carpenter on Adam Wainwright.
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Can you imagine what America would look like if those of us who say we follow Jesus exhibited the character of Jesus? If we were more Jesus than Democrat, more Jesus than Republican, more Jesus than capitalist…. – at Millburn, NJ
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REVIVAL GENERATION: God is moving amongst Gen Z.
I’ve personally seen more college students and teenagers SAVED by Jesus in the last 3 years, than the previous 20 years of ministry combined.
Gen Z is looking for hope. So, we need to tell them that hope has a Name. It’s JESUS!
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Auburn University is getting publicly criticized because hundreds of college students were saved by Jesus, and made a voluntarily decision to be baptized at a Christian event.
If it would have been a PRIDE parade or rally, the University would have been publicly praised.
Pray for our Christian collegiate leaders and students that are on University campuses. They’re often in environments that are aggressive towards their faith. They are being lights in the darkness. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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Many leaders are wasting time pondering whether to speak truth or not. Jesus and Paul both made it clear. They never shied away from the truth. However, love must be the motivation. – at Grapevine, TX
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This angle of Bijan Robinson's run is UNREAL 🤯🔥
(via @AtlantaFalcons)
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I dont care if the new Superman suit has trunks or not, I just need it to have vivid colors. Please dont make it muted, the Superman suit needs to jump off the screen
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God's path > our path
Dr. Taylor challenged our students this morning with a powerful message during the first Upper School chapel of the year!
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Let’s be a people of the purple cloth like Lydia and practice radical hospitality as we set the table and welcome the next generations!
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Is #Superman only a man in a silly red sheet? Definetely not! Take a look at this ride!
#dccomics #love #school #schoolbus
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STICK TO YOUR GUNS
Caleb was one of those men I’m always inspired by. He did it right. He stayed strong in faith and patient to the promise. He “stuck to his guns.”
When other leaders are questioning the Word of God and compromising the standards of holiness, stick to your guns.
When all hell has broken loose against you and you want so badly to quit, stick to your guns.
When people speak against you, betray you, and misuse you, stick to your guns.
When you are facing sickness or the loss of a loved one, stick to your guns.
When you are in a financial crisis and it seems there is no way out, stick to your guns.
Be like Caleb today. Stick to your guns no matter who around you gives in to compromise or gives up on God. You will possess your mountain!
My companions who went with me discouraged the people, but I stuck to my guns, totally with GOD, my God. Joshua 14:8 MSG
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YOU ARE NOT IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT
“Then Jesus went to work on his disciples. “Anyone who intends to come with me has to let me lead. You’re not in the driver’s seat; I am.”
Matthew 16:24 MSG
It is good for you and I as leaders to hear from time to time that we are not in the driver’s seat. After a while, it can seem as if you are making all the calls and doing all the work. This is far from the case!
Pride comes in so subtly when you start to think that you “got this.” Experience, success, or any number of things can deceive you into thinking that somehow this is all relying on you and held up by your hard work and great leadership.
You and I need to remember today that Jesus is in the driver’s seat. Being His disciple means letting Him drive AT ALL TIMES. You can’t grab the wheel when you are uncomfortable or disagree with the direction. Rest today knowing He is behind the wheel and is infinitely more capable of driving than you or I!
