@Teyana29@LosTalksPats@Patriots Jesus never condoned, much less endorsed living in sin. Loving your neighbor means telling them the truth about what the Bible says.
@ALiaS_FiLTh@shane_pruitt78 You can reject it all you want but Jesus never tolerated sin. He did spend time with “sinners” but always preached repentance instead of tolerance of sin. Sin puts distance between us and God. Is that what you want?
@RelatablewABS This is wonderful in at least 2 ways. First, it’s great for the daughter to know she can trust her dad and for dad to know how important it is to always be there for daughter. Second, and more importantly, it’s how we should understand our relationship with God. All faith in Him
@southerner_now@ofctimallen The Bible app is a great resource with lots of different plans that help you read the Bible in a year. Reading the Bible and knowing the author is the best thing you can possibly do!
Fernando Mendoza’s father celebrates his son’s victories seated right next to his wife, who is unable to stand due to multiple sclerosis.
Moments like this remind us that the greatest victories aren’t won on the field, but in faithful, sacrificial love for our family.
At LSU, I explained 5 of the most controversial truths Charlie taught:
1) Feminism has failed women
2) Porn has weakened men
3) Merit trumps DEI
4) America is a Christian nation
5) Jesus is the only way to heaven
https://t.co/fqesQswz4t
@TheJayBaller@Alex__Monaco He’s clearly in the neutral zone at the snap. It’s an easy call and the refs completely failed. Just do your job in competent manner and it’s game over.
@LongerTables@KristanHawkins This is a pretty comprehensive display of complete ignorance of what Charlie Kirk stood for and the message he was sharing.
@Johnny_photog@JohnFurr561061@TheOfficerTatum That’s lazy and you know it. Charlie’s point was DEI has created a climate that causes people to wonder if a person is in a position due to merit or to meet some ridiculous DEI goal. Stop trying to mislead people and lie.
🚨 Brooklyn “Comedian” Darius Dinkins calls Charlie Kirk “a demon,” mocks his assassination as “white on white crime,” and admits, “I’m glad it happened. I got giddy reading it.”
Dinkins sneers at Kirk’s family, saying his children “were gonna hate him later anyway.” He even turns the assassination into a punchline: “He passed doing what he loved — arguing with teenagers and scapegoating gang violence.”
And he laughs at the very idea of decency: “The idea that we need to be civil in the current American political landscape? Laughable.”
This is a perfect snapshot of a far-left culture that rejects civility and celebrates violence as “karmically deserved.”
Wild to think @SIRIUSXM has invested into this man's comedy.