Julie Johnson

Go Bearcats!

[Barstool Cincinnati @UCBarstool]

The Bearcats basketball experience this season

[Beth Moore @BethMooreLPM]

We must take heed, is the thing. We must take heed lest we think we ever age out of foolishness or faithlessness. We don’t. Look at Solomon. Time doesn’t heal. Time tells. It tests. And tries.
Time can make us lazy. After all, who’s watching anymore? It can make us meaner. Angrier. Harder headed. More bitter. More prideful. More selfish.

It can make us freak out. Fear that our lives will end without us ever feeling “alive” again, how ever we might define alive.

We have an opportunity here to examine our own lives and take heed lest we assume we’re beyond blowing them up sky high.

Can we finish well? Yes. Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, help me. This kind of thing scares the living daylights out of me. My story is not over and there’s still time to be even more foolish in my future than I’ve been in my past. And that’s saying something.

We CAN finish well. But it will not be accidental. It will not be incidental. It will take humility. It will take a radical mindset like that of the apostle Paul. He adopted one goal. One absolute pursuit. “This one thing I do.” All else was a far and distant second.

It will take everything we’ve got. And the revelation will be that Jesus IS everything we’ve got.

How I thank God for the cross of Christ. How I thank God for his grace. How I thank God that he loves Philip Yancey so much that he wanted him to finish well. To repent. To pivot. To love his wife and his family well. To love the Giver of eternal life well. Thank God, none of us can take that right from Philip. His public life may be over. Beyond repair in our eyes. His private life is not. That’s what’s so amazing about grace.

Jesus, be with them.
Jesus, be with us all.

[ESPN College Football @ESPNCFB]

Nick Saban breaks down Cincinnati's offensive scheme ahead of their game against Baylor ✍️

(via @CollegeGameDay)

[Barstool Cincinnati @UCBarstool]

“Cats by 90” -Taylor Swift Probably

[claire rogers @kclairerogers]

Do not let Taylor and Travis’ engagement distract you from the fact that Keegan Bradley makes his captains picks tomorrow

[Julie Johnson @Julsie11]

@mcdanell99 I distinctly remember you and Amanda getting so excited and anticipating new seasons at Greenup! Anytime that show comes up in conversation I think of y’all!

[James Clear @JamesClear]

Goals are for people who care about winning once. Systems are for people who care about winning repeatedly.

[Julie Johnson @Julsie11]

“Most of us get about knee-deep in the Christian life, discover that the water feels fine, and stop there. We never swim in the depths of divine intimacy Jesus won for us. This book is an invitation to swim.” -Tyler Staton

[Bearcat @TheCincyBearcat]

MY CITY. 👑

[Jon Rothstein @JonRothstein]

I know that the sports media business is changing & streaming is becoming more prevalent, but it's absolutely ridiculous that today's Crosstown Shootout between Cincinnati & Xavier is not on linear television.

A miscarriage of justice!

And a disservice to college basketball!

[Julie Johnson @Julsie11]

“Our minds do not have to live in a negative spiral; they can be retrained to “abide” - to live in the presence of God.”
-John Mark Comer

[Rich Villodas @richvillodas]

No spiritual discipline can make God love you.

It’s too late for that. God already loves you.

But spiritual disciplines helps us to live in God's love, and offer it to others.

[NatiBuck513 @NatiBuck513]

Dan Hoard: “Been calling Bearcats games for 25yrs & cannot remember a loss like this”

Us neither, Dan.

[Brandon Saho @BrandonSaho]

What a complete dumpster fire of a loss for Cincinnati. I love UC football. But this loss is 100% on coaching. If your team is up 21 points in the second half you have to win the game. No excuses. I’ll always cheer for my Bearcats but wow that was sad.

[Cincinnati Bearcats @GoBEARCATS]

Only 1️⃣ more Saturday without @GoBearcatsFB 👀

🎟️: https://t.co/ONS2LVuCUP

[Greg Berge @GregBerge]

Adversity is guaranteed.

How do you regulate your emotions when it happens?

Your ability to “get out of the bucket” quickly ultimately determines your success.

This is a great tool to use with athletes.

Stephen Gonzalez video GOLD 🥇

[Julie Johnson @Julsie11]

@mcdanell99 Amen

[Kyle McDanell @mcdanell99]

Whether if the left or the right, our great nation is desperately sick. We have forsaken Christ and are now reaping the chaos of idolatry.

Repent and believe the gospel. It is our only hope.

[Carey Nieuwhof @cnieuwhof]

Wanting to grow your church is one thing, but wanting to reach people is quite another. Jesus was people-obsessed, not growth-obsessed.

[Rich Villodas @richvillodas]

Before the water turned into wine, someone had to do the ordinary, tiresome task of filling the water pots.

We want the new wine to just appear, but Jesus calls us to fill the jars first.

In short, God often wants us to participate in our own transformation.