@richvillodas Church alone won’t change anybody, but an encounter with the Holy Spirit will change you forever. In the words of Paul, “be being filled with the Holy Spirit.” That is how the believer is set on fire.
@richvillodas The truth is, after all that time with Jesus, it mildly changed the disciples. It wasn’t until they encountered the Holy Spirit that they were radically changed. The disciples were mildly affective in ministry until they encountered the Holy Spirit, then they were world changers.
@chris12schwartz @FieldGulls And how uninformed they are. There was no quarterback worth taking in this draft class. At least not in the top three rounds.
On Holy Wednesday, Judas agrees to betray Jesus. Judas had been with Jesus for three years as one of his 12 disciples. It’s a painful, tragic event containing so many lessons. Here’s one of them:
Being around Jesus doesn’t automatically mean we are being formed by Jesus.
@SamiOnTap I know there’s not, but I feel like there is a correct answer to this question. The answer is Tyler Lockett. That dude has been showing up and grinding for years. Quietly one of the best in the game, both on and off the field.
@maddenbruh24 @AaronHuff17@SamiOnTap See that’s just it, is incestive running the ball hurt Wilson not help him. He’s running the ball with broken running backs and a terrible run blocking offensive line. He runs the ball two times for 4 yards and then hopes Wilson can bail them out.
@maddenbruh24 @AaronHuff17@SamiOnTap Also, at the time of Let Russ Cook we were losing games 42 to 45. Our defense was last in the NFL and completely atrocious.
@maddenbruh24 @AaronHuff17@SamiOnTap Exactly. They figured him out because it was a pedestrian drawn up offense. Seattle is never figured out how to run a modern day offence.
@maddenbruh24 @AaronHuff17@SamiOnTap These teams with lesser quarterbacks and wide receivers look amazing because their coaches brilliant at scheming an offense. Pete Carroll is absolutely not. His offenses are completely pedestrian in design.