@TomBrady Heck yeah, man. It's been cool to see what you're doing in Vegas, becoming more involved and all. Whatever you put your name to, no bull keep going at it
Nvidia CEO: Greatness does not come out of intelligence, it comes from character.
Character is not formed out of smart people: it is formed out of people who have suffered.
“My gentle giant. My darling son. My buddy. My teammate. I believe in you with every part of me.”
For Fernando, from his mother, Elsa. ❤️ https://t.co/aDKpXpJ4TO
“This is why we work so freakin’ hard.” 🔥
The #Raiders locker room was lit after their season-opening win at the Patriots, Pete Carroll getting the first game ball for his first win for the Silver & Black before turning 74 next week.
🎥 Raiders
John MacArthur in a sermon (1976): “Just imagine a world full of wonderful Christians, without imperfections. Pure bliss. Imagine only the deepest, divine love for one another, all of us united. What an incredible thought. I mean, think about it, sitting in a corner with Elijah and spending a few decades with him. Amazing.
I want to meet the saints. I want to see Adam and Eve. I believe they’ll be there. I’d like to ask what it was like in the beginning. I think Abel will be there, and I want to ask him once and for all, what was really going on with those sacrifices? I want to understand it clearly.
I want to know what it felt like to ride to heaven in a chariot and never die. I want to find out where Enoch went when he took that walk and ended up in heaven.
My son always tells me, ‘The first person I want to see in heaven is Samson.’ Hero worship, I suppose. As for me, I want to talk to David. I’ve always loved David. And I’d like to spend time with some of the prophets, especially Josiah. He intrigues me: so patient, so loving, so forgiving.
And of course, I need to see Paul and Silas and Barnabas and John. I just can’t believe it sometimes … do you realize that we’re only a split second away from being with all of them? It’s incredible. Sometimes it feels like they’re so far away. But then someone I know dies, and I think, ‘Wow, I was looking at this all wrong again.’
All of that is amazing. But let me tell you the most important reason I want to be with him. I just want to tell him … and I don’t even know how to say it right, ‘Lord, thank you. I blew it so many times. I failed so many times. My life was so incomplete. But I just want you to know that I really do love you.’
I won’t know how to say thanks properly. But maybe, just maybe, something I did somewhere along the way made him smile. And if it did, well, that would be everything. I just want to be there. I’ve loved him. I’ve longed for him. I’ve prayed with him, communed with him, and served him — however limited I’ve been. All my life, I’ve desperately wanted to know his fullness. And more than anything else, that’s what I want: to know his fullness … and to experience his presence completely, without hindrance, without hang-ups, without the flesh in the way. With no more obstacles.”
The pen is paused, but the pages still preach. The shepherd is gone, but the sheep still graze in the green pastures he pointed toward. The man is gone, but the message marches on.
Our hearts are heavy, yet rejoicing, as we share the news that our beloved pastor and teacher John MacArthur has entered into the presence of the Savior. This evening, his faith became sight. He faithfully endured until his race was run.
2 Timothy 4:1-8
“I’m going to make sure everybody in this world knows Tiger’s name.”
On the day Jack Bech heard his name called in the NFL Draft, he spoke about carrying on the legacy of his brother, Tiger Bech, who was killed in the New Orleans terrorist attack on New Year’s Eve.