A Message From Me to You
Today is one of the hardest days I’ve had in a long time. I don’t know if it was the dream I had last night or the reality I woke up to this morning, but something hit me deep. I’m fighting through a heaviness that I can’t shake, and I need to be honest about it.
I feel depressed in a way I’ve never experienced before. It’s a kind of loneliness that sits in the soul, even when people are around. Unless someone lives this battle every single day, it’s impossible to understand the emotional toll it takes just to keep going. I fight like hell, every day, only to watch my physical condition continue to decline. And today, that truth hurts more than usual.
I know things can get better. I know this moment won’t last forever. But right now is all I can see, and right now feels like a deep pit. I finally understand what depression really is and the cloud it casts over everything. The emotional pain is something I never imagined I would feel.
I’m doing my best to look toward heaven, even when my head feels too heavy to lift. I’m asking for your prayers—not out of weakness, but because I need every bit of strength I can get. I appreciate every person who holds me up, even quietly.
Tanja sees me every day, but she has no idea how deep this pit is. I don’t want to burden her with all of it, but I also can’t pretend I’m not struggling. So I’m saying it plainly: I need prayer. I need covering. I need someone to whisper my name in their quiet time.
If you’re reading this, I’m asking you to lift me up. I’m fighting, but today the fight is heavy. And I don’t want to face it alone.
Thankful for all the opportunities. Just met with team and we have a new show on the rising. This will give us the opportunity to give you the Team Meeting year round, thanks to our new sponsors!
I am grateful for the opportunities that UGA keeps giving me in my life!
#GoDawgs
@RadiNabulsi Him and Belichick are the two most successful HC's in Browns history. I'm not saying that we're going to build a dynasty, but he had some successful seasons at a historically bad franchise. End of his career in Cleveland wasn't great, but QB situation and salary cap were a mess.
My life literally changed forever in 2016. Had just bought a new iPhone. Decided to record myself reacting to SEC games as a Bama fan on a couch. The rest is history. God is amazing 🙏🏾
Respect. This is the mindset college sports needs. Simpson is the rare guy who realizes how much that strong connection back to a program and it’s alumni can mean for future earnings and opportunities
I had an 84-year-old church member call me today. She was concerned because she wasn’t sure she had ever really “felt” the Holy Spirit. She told me her sister spoke in tongues, and it left her worried.
So I asked her a few questions.
“Have you ever felt conviction over your sin?” She said yes.
“Have some of your old, worldly desires been replaced with godly ones since you trusted Christ?” Again, yes.
“Have you ever been anxious about something, prayed about it, and then experienced peace?” Yes.
“Have you ever felt joy when sharing Jesus or serving others?” Yes.
I reassured her that she had certainly experienced the Holy Spirit at work in her life.
Some grouos often over emphasize the extraordinary in regard to the work of the Holy Spirit. But the Spirit is very present in the ordinary of our lives. He is producing fruit in ways we can easily overlook. He is with us.
She needed to hear that today. Maybe you do too.
My roommate and lifting partner in college was an ardent atheist.
I've been a devout Christian my entire life.
We spent every waking moment together, from the dorm room to the gym. I truly loved him like a brother.
After school ended, we went our separate ways and talked, at most, once a year.
He called me the other day to let me know he was having twins. This was literally one year after my Wife and I had ours.
In addition to the news of the babies, he let me know that he had dedicated his life to the Lord Jesus Christ.
I wept.
We debated theology constantly in school.
He would go with me to church every once in a while because he said he liked the "hot girls." I didn't care, I just wanted him to sit under hot Gospel preaching.
I felt like I failed him in a lot of ways. My answers weren't always the most buttoned up, and although I was living for the Lord, he still saw my sin daily.
Hearing his testimony, I was reminded that I have no power to save. It is the Lord's and His alone.
Let me encourage you to not grow weary in doing good.
You may not see the fruit of your efforts for years, or ever at all. But, seeing the fruit is not your duty. Planting and watering it is.
I’m not in business in calling for jobs. Nor do I want to replace anyone. My respect for this staff is through the roof and I’ve personally played for them all. My content is the “eye in the sky.” I just reiterate what the film’s says as blatantly as possible.
My husband was the last person I was going to go on a date with before committing to becoming a spinster dog lady. I was beyond done with the dating scene.
I told him I wasn't going to sleep with him for the foreseeable future. That I wanted to be a stay at home mom once I got married, even though at the time I owned my own successful business. That he'd have to be okay with working as many jobs as it took so I could raise our future kids. That I wanted to own a home before we brought kids into this world. That I wanted to raise them Christian. All this to scare him away because they were my non negotiables to commit my life to someone because I wasn't dating to date I was dating to marry & I don't believe in divorce. He more than agreed. Turned out he wanted that same things, which was super rare in SUPER progressive CA & even more progressive SF Bay Area. We were pretty much inseparable from our first date.
There was also a 2 of hearts playing card I found on our walk when I asked God for a sign if this was true or to good to be true. I still have it to this day. He's my absolute best friend & the only person I want to do life with. God has plan, your soul mate is out there.
A completely new mystery has been found in Red Dead Redemption 2 for the first time and the community is losing its mind over it.
This is a real easter egg, designed by Rockstar and has gone completely unnoticed for 7 years.
A spider's symbol was found on a telegraph pole in the middle of the heartlands, overlaying this symbol on top of the map leads to 8 different telegraph poles, each with a strange spider web and a feather attached to them that can be shot off.
Heading to the center of this symbol, you will find a tree with a massive spider web with the letter "N" and a drawing of a pole clear on it.
Heading straight north to a telegraph pole from this tree and shooting that pole will reveal a completely secret message under the wood that seems to say you must head west down 5 more poles.
Doing that and shooting that pole reveals the final message, A guitar symbol and the letters "NW". Right now, this is where the mystery has reached a wall because heading northwest leads to Fort Wallace which has a few guitars but none of any significance so far.
This is the biggest discovery in Red Dead Redemption 2 in years and we truly have no idea what the next step of this mystery is, the fact that there is a giant spider web on a tree that has gone unnoticed for this long is what gets me the most.
Shout out to both the UGA team and their fans as well. What a great game. All the way down to the wire.
Every Dawg fan I interacted with was kind and hospitable, even post game on Bourbon.
No sore losers, no bitching about refs or bad calls or whatever the fuck. Just “damn yall played a good game. Congrats. Go win it all.”
Respect.