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[Mizzou Football @MizzouFootball]

Our 2026 Television Schedule! 📺

[Big E @BigEParnell]

@jasonwhitlock @TJMoe28 Prayers up for his family, friends, and a special prayer for you, Bro. J. #InAllThatYouDoKeepFightingTheGoodFightForJesus👑🙏🏾

[Chuck Swindoll @chuckswindoll]

Anyone who's tended a rosebush knows the thorns get your attention long before the blooms do. They prick, they catch, they draw blood. And it's tempting — so tempting — to define the whole plant by what hurts.

But hope insists on a different focus. It doesn't deny the thorns. It just refuses to let them be the final word. Beneath every painful season, God is cultivating something fragrant. Something worth waiting for. Something that wouldn't exist without the very soil that feels so hard right now.

What "fragrance of hope" are you holding onto today?

[Chuck Swindoll @chuckswindoll]

You don't have to whisper when you come to your Father.

This isn't disrespect — it's intimacy. A child runs to a loving parent without rehearsing the words. They just speak. God isn't waiting for us to find the perfect phrasing. He's waiting for us to come.

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

They want you to believe this happened in the LA Mayors race…

3rd place jumps to 1st in *every* ballot drop *after* Election Day

Defies all mathematical probability, the law of averages and has never happened in US election history

No one with a functional brain believes this

[Big E @BigEParnell]

@CoachLuck3 Let's go!

[Chuck Swindoll @chuckswindoll]

We live in a noisy world. Podcasts, headlines, well-meaning friends, viral takes — voices come at us from every direction, often dressed up in spiritual language. Even the people who love us most can sometimes hand us advice that sounds caring but doesn't quite line up with truth. So how do we know what to trust?

There's only one voice that never shifts with the cultural wind, never gives bad counsel, and never leads us astray. Scripture is our anchor — the steady measuring line we hold every other word against. That doesn't mean we stop listening to others. It means we filter what we hear through what God has already said.

What's a passage that's been steadying you lately?

[Big E @BigEParnell]

@CoachLuck3 Outstanding job👏🏾 Tell him to keep up the great work, and I've got to make sure to make it to some of his games this season. # NeverStopStriving💯👍🏾

[Mizzou Football @MizzouFootball]

New Era. Same Heart.

[Big E @BigEParnell]

@DelanoSquires @GovWesMoore You 💯nailed it. Professor D. God's way is always right for all mankind.‼️🙏🏾

[Chuck Swindoll @chuckswindoll]

Anxious striving has a particular rhythm — fast, fragmented, exhausting. We rush ahead, second-guess, double back, and somehow end the day more depleted than when we began. There has to be another way.

There is. When we stop demanding our own timeline and start trusting God's, something shifts. We don't move slower exactly — we move with Him. Our steps fall in sync with a wisdom larger than our own, and the journey transforms from a frantic sprint into a purposeful walk. Peace isn't found in arriving. It's found in walking with the One who knows the way.

Where do you need to slow down and step in time with Him today?

[SEC Network @SECNetwork]

A look at a few of the major SEC matchups on our networks in 2026 🍿🏈

More games being announced on June 10 👀 https://t.co/OcMT04B3db

[Mizzou Football @MizzouFootball]

𝑮𝒂𝒎𝒆 𝑻𝒊𝒎𝒆 𝑨𝒏𝒏𝒐𝒖𝒏𝒄𝒆𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒕

We will be celebrating 100 years of Memorial Stadium at 11:45 AM CT against Troy on September 19th!

🔗: https://t.co/HPSiepZOnl

[David Jeremiah @davidjeremiah]

One of the quickest ways to lose wonder in our walk with God is to forget what He has done.

Worship grows when we remember His faithfulness, His provision, and the mercy He has shown us through every season of life.

Take time today to remember, and let gratitude lead your heart back to worship.

[Chuck Swindoll @chuckswindoll]

Most of us spend a lifetime quietly negotiating with our own worth. Trying to earn it. Trying to prove it. Trying to outrun the voice that whispers we're not quite enough.

But God's love for you isn't based on a calculation. It's not contingent on your performance, your productivity, or your past. He doesn't see you as a project to fix or a number on a list. He sees you — the actual you — as immensely, irreplaceably valuable. Not because of what you do. Because of who He is.

What would change today if you really believed how much you matter to Him?

[Chuck Swindoll @chuckswindoll]

We don't talk about this part much. Obedience to God sometimes costs us — friendships, comfort, opportunities, applause. The popular path isn't always the faithful one, and the faithful path isn't always the popular one.

But here's the quiet truth: every cost paid in obedience is a deposit into something eternal. The approval we lose, He restores in ways that matter more. The comfort we surrender, He replaces with His presence. Saying yes to God may cost us something — but saying no to Him costs us infinitely more.

Where is God asking you to obey, even if it's unpopular?

[Aaron Ladd @aaronladdtv]

#Mizzou Faurot Field update

[Chuck Swindoll @chuckswindoll]

When the math doesn't add up. When the doctor has run out of options. When the relationship looks beyond repair. When you've prayed the same prayer for years with no apparent answer.

These are exactly the situations God seems to specialize in. Not because He enjoys our suffering, but because impossibility leaves room for glory. When we can't, He can. When we don't see how, He's already at work. The dead-end you're staring at may be the very place He's preparing to do His most undeniable work.

What "impossible" are you bringing to Him today?

[David Jeremiah @davidjeremiah]

"...as breathtaking as Santorini is, it's nothing compared to the beauty of the New Jerusalem."
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A Geographical Prophecy—Jerusalem

[Chuck Swindoll @chuckswindoll]

We dream big — of impact, of legacy, of moments that matter. But the path to those moments is almost always paved with small, faithful, unseen choices.

The character that handles a great calling is the same character that's been quietly handling the small ones. The unanswered email returned. The promise kept. The attention given when no one was watching. God grows great vision in soil that's been carefully tended in the small things.

What's one "little thing" God may be asking you to do faithfully this week?