Nobody talks about the years I was UNPROFITABLE.
Those years were fucking brutal.
Doubt. Losses. Starting over. Again and again.
If you're in that phase right now — GOOD.
That's where it's forged.
Keep going. Your breakthrough is closer than you think.
@TradingComposur Being an introvert and a trader myself, I really get what you are saying. Introverts must master themselves alone in the forge of their own minds.
When Boy George sings with far more moral clarity than a large percentage of the Christian church, then you know we are approaching the birth pains of redemption
@travismsnow Travis, what’s your take on evolution vs creationism? I’ve been very conflicted over the years. My science teacher (who led me to Christ believe it or not) believed in evolution for all life except for humans. I’ve gone back and forth over the years.
EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT 📣
I’m excited to announce the launch of a new daily series beginning January 1, 2026 called
“Promises & Shadows: Seeing Jesus in the Old Testament.”
Throughout the Old Testament, Scripture points us to Christ in two primary ways:
✴️ Promises: direct prophecies that look forward to Christ.
✴️ Shadows: people, events, symbols, and institutions that point beyond themselves to Christ.
From the Seed of the woman to the Passover lamb, from the priesthood and temple to the suffering servant and the coming King, the Old Testament trains us to read Christocentrically, with Christ as its focus and goal.
This is how Jesus read the Scriptures. On the road to Emmaus, Luke tells us that Jesus began with Moses and the Prophets and showed how all the Scriptures spoke of Him (Luke 24:27). The Old Testament is not merely historical or “Jewish”. It is about Christ.
Starting January 1, I’ll be sharing a daily entry as we walk from Genesis to Malachi, tracing how the Old Testament prepares us to see and savor Christ through these “promises and shadows.”
If you’re excited for this series, could you please share this post so others can follow along and join the journey?! 🙏 thank you!!
In Christ,
Josh Barzon