John Muzyka

Christ Follower, Husband, Dad to 2 boys, Church Real Estate Professional, Texas Rangers Fan, Texas A&M Aggie Fan, Dallas Sports Fan. Baseball Coach.

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@pastordmack No other President would have released the Epstein files. Trump has led one of the most transparent administrations ever. I understand there is lots not to like but the Epatein files are coming. The ICE victims would be alive if they obeyed orders.

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@365Aggie Tech should bot be ahead of us and how does OU fall behind BYU?

[Bob Pompeani @KDPomp]

This a not only a great message about winning in football, this strategy will also work in life no matter what you do. #CignettiSuccess

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@MayMayspeaks What

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@AggiesToday Get him! I believe he was coming to Aggieland before flipping to Auburn. Let’s Go!

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@365Aggie I’d like to see him stay

[Send Network @sendnetwork]

Church planters are getting older.

The median age of a church planter is up from 36 in 2007 to 42 in 2022. (Lifeway Research)

💡 This shifting demographic tells us 2 important things:

1️⃣ Your age should not deter you.
If you’re already living like a missionary—leveraging your job, skills, and passions where you live, work, and play for the glory of God and the expansion of His kingdom—you might be closer to church planting than you think.

That’s the missionary task: engage your city with the gospel, make disciples, and plant a church.

We’re seeing God call planters in their 40s, 50s, 60s, and even 70s to step into that same task with a team and a clear message in their hearts. If that stirs something in you, it’s worth exploring a call to plant.

2️⃣ As you seek to identify and train future church planters, expand your search beyond the 20- and 30-year-olds in your congregation.

Don’t overlook men who are already leveraging their lives on mission in your church and city. Many of them may be ready for the next step into the missionary task of church planting.

The changing age of church planters is not a trend to watch—it’s an invitation to join God in what He’s doing. Let’s commit to send all types of planters, everywhere, for everyone.

If you’d like to explore the call to plant, or to become a church that plants churches, visit https://t.co/S0tWHJwPh4

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@PatMcAfeeShow do you understand why we did not chant Austin’s name in Kyle Field? We all looked at each other and said We can’t chant Austin in Kyle!

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@olinbuchanan Are kicks reviewable? Originally I thought it nissed but that replay looked good

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Michigan is starting to think, we don’t want DeBoer….Bama might not either. Looks like bama has no fight.

[Emmanuel Acho @EmmanuelAcho]

Absolutely unacceptable by Notre Dame. I feel bad for the fans.

[Albert Mohler @albertmohler]

" I am not arguing that there is no such thing, but when you look at a lot of the general definitions of things that go into ADHD, they are generally associated with the syndrome known as B-O-Y."

From today's edition of The Briefing. Link: https://t.co/8Xjm061hI9

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@CarterKarels I contend the Playoff Committee is not using SOS and SOR to rank the teams. They are simply looking at who teams beat and who they lost to. For example Oregon lost to #7 Indiana, Ole Miss lost to #9 Georgia and A&M lost to #16 Texas. Do you think SOS and SOR are being considered?

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@JoshPateCFB Carrollton TX

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@JoshPateCFB I contend the Playoff Committee is not using SOS and SOR to rank the teams. They are simply looking at who teams beat and who they lost to. For example Oregon lost to #7 Indiana, Ole Miss lost to #9 Georgia and A&M lost to #16 Texas. Do you think SOS and SOR are being considered?

[Aggie Sports 365 @365Aggie]

After week 14, Texas A&M’s strength of schedule is ranked 15th in the country, per ESPN. Their strength of record is 3rd in the country.

Their strength of schedule is higher than Oregon (16), Georgia (25), BYU (35), Ole Miss (40), Notre Dame (42), Miami (44), and Texas Tech (59😂)

The only possible playoff teams with a stronger strength of schedule are Alabama (11) and Oklahoma (12)

A&M falling past 5 or 6 in the next rankings reveal would be ridiculous

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@townbrad Elko is the perfect coach for us. We are on the right track!

[Aggie Sports 365 @365Aggie]

Last years champion also suffered a “back breaking” loss in rivalry week last year. Everyone just take a breath, it’s going to be okay.

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This is the way.

[Kayce Smith @KayceSmith]

I’m so proud of this team. I love my coach. 11-1 isnt easy.

And yes, tonight really sucked. There’s no way to spin it, BUT…

We’ll see yall in the CFP. Let’s get the boys rested up. Gig em now and forever, baby. 👍🏼

[TexAgs @TexAgs]

Taurean York on his message to the 12th Man: "Stick with us. Now, it ain't time to fold. We got you. Don't worry."