When Satan tempted Jesus, He could have asserted His divine identity by saying, “Don’t you know I am the Son of God?”
But He didn’t.
Instead, He responded with the words, “It is written.”
In that moment, He was teaching us something powerful:
Our authority doesn’t come from titles, emotions, or spiritual experiences — it comes from the Word of God.
The Word is our reference point, our weapon, and our anchor.
If Jesus, the Son of God, used scripture to confront the enemy, how much more should we?
Let the Word dwell in us richly.
Because when life presses us, what’s written should be what comes out.
Every time you are confronted with fear, tell Satan: “It is written — God has not given me a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind.” (2 Timothy 1:7)
When you feel weak, declare: “It is written — I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” (Philippians 4:13)
When the enemy tries to condemn you, stand firm and say: “It is written — there is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” (Romans 8:1)
When lack surrounds you, speak with confidence: “It is written — the Lord is my Shepherd; I lack nothing.” (Psalm 23:1)
Andy Reid said Patrick Mahomes is spending 7 hours per day rehabbing in the building. "He keeps showing up. That's half the battle on these things. ... You gotta fight through it and attack the challenge."
Q from @vgregorian
MJF speaks on Tony Khan's vision for AEW and what the company brings from other companies.
"The other companies, it kind of feels like McDonald’s. They’re giving you fast food. We make gourmet burgers. And I think that was a part of Tony Khan’s pitch for sure.”
(@RossTuckerNFL)
“For a long time, I had to listen to people tell me, not so much directly to my face but more so online, that 2018 was prime Ciampa.
I'm a hundred times better now than I was then. That was nothing. That was absolutely nothing. I'm physically better. I'm mentally sharper. My storytelling, my psychology is on a whole different level than it was back then… what people are about to see is going to blow their minds. It's gonna shock the world, because I finally have a shot to find out if I'm as good as I think I am.”
- Tommaso Ciampa
(Interview w/ @RickUcchino | @SI_wrestling)
Lol what about Unreal? Thats the company that cuts you a check.
Also I dont think its as much about protecting the business as it is protecting the character, or persona.
MJF & Timeless Toni Storm are 2 of the best in the last 5 years because they stay true to the character.
Speaking on his podcast, The Undertaker believes that wrestlers are too comfortable exposing the business today.
"I don’t like it. Everybody’s gonna, Oh, my God, it’s old school. That’s an old school guy trying to protect kayfabe. Look, I don’t care if it’s 2025, it’s 1990, or it’s 1984. Everybody understands what wrestling is, everybody knows. Ain’t no big veil been lifted. Except I don’t want to go to see a magician and know how he’s doing everything.
"And I understand that there’s a huge part that like, ‘Oh, that’s interesting. I want to do that.’ But there’s still that aspect, because you tell me and I’ll give you my perspective. Everybody knows what we do, right? But when I’m in the ring, my whole goal, my motivation, is to get one person to think, Wow, yeah, Undertaker just clocked him...
"I think we’ve got too comfortable. I think we’re too comfortable now in talking about our business, and I struggle on these podcasts, too. Because it’s hard to talk, it’s hard to talk and tell stories without, you know, without lifting it up a little bit. But I think we’ve gone too far. And again, I understand. Everyone knows what it is, what we do, but there’s got to be a little bit of mystery."
(Source: Six Feet Under)
Reunion: All signs are pointing towards Eric Bieniemy returning to the Chiefs as their offensive coordinator, sources say.
With Matt Nagy out of contract and in the head coaching mix, Kansas City plans to bring back Bieniemy, a valued member of Andy Reid’s staff from 2013-22.
The Chiefs are hiring Chad O’Shea as their wide receivers coach, per source.
O’Shea got into the NFL as a volunteer assistant with Kansas City in 2003. Over two decades later, he’s back as Andy Reid remodels his offensive staff.