Nick Souders

Saved by the grace of God. Big 'ol nerd. Soli Deo Gloria.

[Hannah 💭🎨 @HC_Artz]

I miss them sm #jjbafanart #yasugap

[ByronB @ SmolArt Mart | CEO @YukaOmatic]

"Transcending history and the world, a tale of souls and swords, eternally retold."

Debuting my Soul Calibur 2 print at Combo Breaker 2026 this weekend! Which guest character did you play growing up?

[Hannah 💭🎨 @HC_Artz]

Haven’t drawn anything new so here’s a doodle from March. I love when Araki does the dot eye thing and wanted to draw Himari like that #jjbaoc

[Nathan White @NPWhite717]

It is a good day to meditate on the immeasurable love of God freely and joyfully given in Christ.

[SpurgeonBooks @SpurgeonBooks]

“Your old sins are buried, and they shall never have a resurrection.”

— Charles Spurgeon

[Kevin DeYoung @RevKevDeYoung]

“See, what a morning, gloriously bright, with the dawning of hope in Jerusalem; folded the grave-clothes, tomb filled with light, as the angels announce ‘Christ is risen!’”

Why should we sing about folded up grave clothes? To make the comparison between Jesus and Lazarus. Lazarus was raised to the resumption of life. Jesus was raised triumphant over death.

Lazarus came forth from the grave, bound with linen strips and wrapped in a cloth (John 11:44). By contrast, the disciples saw the linen cloths of Jesus folded up in a place by itself (John 20:7). Nothing to unwrap. No one to unbind.

Jesus did not struggle to get free. He did not stumble out of the tomb. He got up on resurrection morning, took off those nasty death pajamas, and folded them neatly in a corner because he had no need for them anymore. Jesus was not simply living again; he was done dying forever.

“Death is dead, love has won, Christ has conquered.”

[Taylor Eaton (Active Account) @Taylor_A_Eaton]

You have no reason to be reformed and grumpy.
Reformed theology should lead to great joy!

[SpurgeonBooks @SpurgeonBooks]

“In Christ, we rose from the tomb.
Because he lives, we shall live also.”

— Charles Spurgeon

[Nathan White @NPWhite717]

Stricken, smitten, and afflicted
See Him dying on the tree
'Tis the Christ by man rejected
Yes, my soul, 'tis He, 'tis He
'Tis the long-expected prophet
David's Son, yet David's Lord
By His Son, God now has spoken
'Tis the true and faithful Word

Tell me, ye who hear him groaning
Was there ever grief like his?
Friends thro' fear his cause disowning
Foes insulting his distress
Many hands were raised to wound him
None would interpose to save
Yet the deepest stroke that pierced him
Was the stroke that Justice gave

Ye who think of sin but lightly
Nor suppose the evil great
Here may view its nature rightly
Here its guilt may estimate
Mark the sacrifice appointed
See who bears the awful load
'Tis the Word, the Lord's Anointed
Son of Man and Son of God

Here we have a firm foundation
Here the refuge of the lost
Christ's the Rock of our salvation
His the name of which we boast
Lamb of God, for sinners wounded
Sacrifice to cancel guilt
None shall ever be confounded
Who on him their hope have built

[Nathan White @NPWhite717]

“The world doesn’t revolve around you” is a wild thing to say when you’re arguing for changing the meaning of a religious holiday recognized as early as the second century.

[Michael Reeves @mike_reeves]

Satan is the Accuser. His work is to turn your eyes in on yourself and despair. The Spirit is the Comforter. His work is to turn your eyes to Jesus, the rest for our souls.

[Nathan White @NPWhite717]

DID YOU KNOW it’s possible to not be a dispensationalist and also not be an antisemite?

[Kenny 💫 STEEL BALL RUN @Kennichijou]

Jolyne Cujoh 💫

[Nathan White @NPWhite717]

Actually, it’s a miracle every time we take it.

[Samuel Sey @SlowToWrite]

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