I want to thank all of you for your interest and support of the Home Again EP. 🌿
One week after sharing the first teaser, it has been played 1,760 times across the platforms and that doesn't even include Instagram. Way more than I ever expected. Thank you.
And stay tuned.
In the next few weeks I'll be going live here on Facebook to talk about the origin story of the play and the EP, and to answer your questions. 🎙️
#HomeAgain #ChristianMusic #WorshipMusic #MusicalTheatre
If you haven't had a chance to listen to the teaser yet, check it out and if it moves you, please share it with someone who needs the hope of Revelation 21:3: "God's dwelling place is now among the people."👇
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The first air in a long time. The light is new. 🌿
A first look at Home Again, a song about the physical resurrection that Jesus promised to those who follow Him.
#HomeAgain#WorshipMusic
My friend got a job at an AI biotech company.
I asked what he actually does.
He said, "Mostly tells agents what to do."
I assumed he meant spreadsheets or something.
so last week I went to visit the lab.
There were no scientists at the bench.
There were robots. One was pipetting. Another was moving plates around.
A screen in the corner said:
ROUND 47 COMPLETE
I asked him who designed the experiment.
He said, "the model"
I asked who analyzed the results.
He said, "the model"
I asked who gets to decide what to test next.
He said, "also the model"
Then he checked his phone.
It was a text from the model.
"Candidate 12 looks promising, approve to continue?"
He tapped yes without reading it.
I asked if that was his whole job.
He said, "that, and ordering the model's reagents. It says I have good taste"
I have not recovered.
The first air in a long time. The light is new. 🌿
A first look at Home Again, a song about the physical resurrection that Jesus promised to those who follow Him.
#HomeAgain#WorshipMusic
Thank God for the fields,
(That is where our prosperity starts)
Thank God for the fight,
(God invites us to join Him in His work)
For freedom, love, truth and light,
Thank God for our homes, the prayers we raise,
For children living in righteous ways,
For elders faith that lit the flame,
Thank God for America, in Jesus Name!
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With trembling hands they signed the page,
A pledge that stands from age to age,
They gave their lives their loved ones too,
Their sacred honor, the risk they knew,
They made their plea to heavens throne,
and claimed this nation, God's Alone!
Last August, I wrote these lyrics honoring our Founding Fathers and the extraordinary sacrifices they made to secure the blessings of liberty for us and generations to come.
This past September, I recorded and produced the song, prayerfully waiting for the right moment to release it, our nation’s 250th Anniversary.
As we celebrate 250 years of American freedom, I pray this song blesses you and stirs your heart to deeper gratitude.
May we join together in thanking God for this great nation.
In Jesus Name!
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Tax is theft but...
We need to fix this.
States that are receiving more than they are given need to pay their fair share!
Which states pay more in federal funds? Explore net contributors vs recipients across the U.S. economy. https://t.co/ZT0lrKPN54 via @visualcap
The Investor Spectrum: From Scalpers to Bag Holders.
When good news hits a stock, different investors react based on their time horizon and psychology.
Short-term (Fast Money) → Long-term (Slow Money)
-Scalpers
Time: Seconds–Minutes
Objective: Capture tiny ticks (0.1–0.5%)
Psychology: Machine-like, zero emotion, speed-obsessed
-Day Traders
Time: Intraday (open to close)
Objective: Profit from daily volatility, never hold overnight
Psychology: Disciplined rule-follower, treats market like a video game
-Swing Traders
Time: Days to 2–3 weeks
Objective: Ride short-term swings on news & catalysts
Psychology: Patient but decisive, exits when momentum fades
-Momentum Chasers
Time: Weeks to a few months
Objective: Jump on hype and ride the wave until it breaks
Psychology: FOMO-driven, loves the rush of running stocks
-Growth Investors
Time: Months to 2–3 years
Objective: Buy explosive future potential and let the story unfold
Psychology: Optimistic futurist, tolerates volatility for big upside
-Value Investors
Time: 2–5+ years
Objective: Buy undervalued businesses and wait for recognition
Psychology: Patient contrarian, focuses on fundamentals & margin of safety
-Buy-&-Hold Compounders
Time: 5–20+ years
Objective: Build generational wealth through compounding
Psychology: Calm realist, trusts the system over decades
-Diamond-Hand Bag Holders
Time: Indefinite
Objective: Never sell — hope for recovery
Psychology: Emotionally attached, sunk-cost + stubborn hope
-Key Insight:
First few categories pile on aggressively when news hits, then exits fast.
The last half sees good news as confirmation and holds (or buys more).
Most investors sit somewhere in the middle — or mix styles across accounts.
The American economic system is designed to keep people in debt, tethered to employers, dependent on credit, and afraid to make bold life choices.
It accomplishes this not through force but through overhead.
The constant monthly burn of mortgage, car payment, insurance, utilities, and subscriptions that requires a job, which requires geographic stability, which requires a house, which requires a mortgage. The trap is self-reinforcing.
🚨 POD UP!: Besties are back
-- Anthropic's generational run
-- OpenAI: Panic mode or finally getting focused?
-- AI moats and the 100x future
-- Brand value in the age of AI
-- Meta found liable in two major cases
-- Sacks and Friedberg join PCAST!
(0:00) Bestie intros!: Friedberg for Governor of California?
(2:25) Anthropic's generational run
(15:45) OpenAI: getting focused or panic mode?
(36:56) AI valuation impacts, moats, and disruption
(43:58) Liquidity speaker announcements, the 100x AI moment
(50:35) Two landmark social media verdicts against Meta
(1:12:46) Sacks and Friedberg join PCAST!