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Men’s 4x800
The quartet punches their @NAIA auto qualifying mark with their 7:47.08 which comes in as 5th on the all-time list.
#TogetherWeSOAR
Every longing of the human heart—peace, justice, healing, freedom, love—finds its fulfillment in Jesus. The Gospel of the Kingdom declares that through His life, death, resurrection, and promised return, He will restore all things.
“A cheaply won, ‘personal-escape-route-to-Cloud-Heaven’ Gospel will never be attractive to Gen Z. They want solutions that work on a global and communal scale. My generation is crying out for justice and a half-baked Gospel just won’t cut it.”
Read and listen to this week's INKWELL article, GEN Z & THE DAY OF THE LORD by Grayson Borders available in written & audio format now. Links in thread.
We don’t just return to God in guilt — we return to be filled.
Repentance isn’t just escape from sin — it’s coming home to soul-deep satisfaction.
Psalm 107:9
#Teshuva#Sava#ReturnAndBeFilled
(Return) Teshuva (תשובה) isn’t just saying “sorry.” It means return—turning back to God with your whole heart. More than regret, it’s a reset. Recognize, repent, confess, and commit. True repentance is a homecoming.
Joel 2:12-13Even now this is the Lord’s declaration and turn to me with all your heart,
with fasting, weeping, and mourning. Tear your hearts,
not just your clothes,
and return to the Lord your God.
For he is gracious and compassionate,
slow to anger, abounding in faithful love,
We are excited to announce the hiring of Kelsey Kooistra as our next Head Softball Coach! 🥎
Welcome (back) to Wildcat Nation, Coach Kooistra! 😼
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#BothAnd
Psalm 107:9 “For He satisfies the longing soul, and the hungry soul He fills with good things.”
What is “Sava”?
From the Hebrew word שָׂבַע (savaʿ) – to be deeply satisfied, filled, or nourished.