Fulton Lewis

jesus follower, husband, father. develop financial strategies that protect and maximize stewardship capability. Go Ga Southern. GATA

[Fulton Lewis @fultonlewis]

@ronlee1975 Terrible first half

[David Pollack @davidpollack47]

I’m not *a* way.

I am THE way.

– Jesus Christ

[Tony Dungy @TonyDungy]

Proverbs Chapter 10 begins Solomon’s Proverbs which are biblical advice for living a godly life. They’re quick reminders of godly principles that we should use to guide our steps. In Chapter 10 he talks about controlling our tongues, accepting correction, being honest and working hard. The words we use tell a lot about us. Are we honest and sincere? Are we encouraging? Are we helpful? Those are the type of words that are pleasing to God.

[Fulton Lewis @fultonlewis]

@ronlee1975 Great board for sure. Yes, pulling for O’Neal!! I remember him from jr golf days. He was and is still really good

[Desiring God @desiringGod]

“If it is evil in your eyes to serve the Lord, choose this day whom you will serve, whether the gods your fathers served in the region beyond the River, or the gods of the Amorites in whose land you dwell. But as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” —Joshua 24:15

[Fulton Lewis @fultonlewis]

@ronlee1975 https://t.co/ONj7XBhsDF

[KIP HENLEY @KipHenley]

This dude shot 57 today on a course that just isn’t that easy. Are golf lessons over rated ? Wowzer ! He has more planes than Southwest in his action !

[Fulton Lewis @fultonlewis]

@Sean_McDowell @josh_mcdowell @TyndaleHouse #1

[Owen Strachan @ostrachan]

BRO. I am telling you, as our culture grows darker and darker, athletes are getting bolder and bolder.

[Fulton Lewis @fultonlewis]

@ronlee1975 NO DOUBT

[Fulton Lewis @fultonlewis]

@ronlee1975 I hear ya but bama is not the team they were in September. They are really good. hope UGA doesn’t have to play them

[Victor Davis Hanson @VDHanson]

A 50th Anniversary War?

Why did Hamas stage a long-planned, carefully executed and multifaceted attack on Israeli towns, soldiers, and civilians—one designed to instill terror by executing noncombatants, taking hostages, and desecrating the bodies of the dead?

And how were the killers able to enter Israeli proper in enough numbers to kill what could be hundreds and perhaps eventually wound what could be thousands?

a) Ostensibly, radical Palestinians wanted to stop any rumored rapprochement between the Gulf monarchies—the traditional source of much of their cash—and Israel, by forcing the issue of Arab solidarity in times of “war”, especially through waging a gruesome attack aimed at civilians and encompassing executions and hostage taking. Iran likely was the driving force to prompt the war—given its greatest fear is a Sunni Arab-Israeli rapprochement.

b)  Arab forces have had only success against Israel through surprise attacks during Israeli holidays, as in the Yom Kippur War (i.e., was it any accident that the present attack began 50-years almost to the day after the October 6, 1973 beginning of the Yom Kippur War?). And so they struck again this Saturday during Simchat Torah, coming at the end of a weeklong Jewish celebration of Sukkot—in hopes that others will join in as happened in 1973. (So much for the Arab warnings not for Westerners to conduct war during Ramadan).

c) Hamas may have reckoned that recent Israeli turmoil and mass leftist street protests over proposed reforms of the Israeli Supreme Court had led to permanent internal divisions and thus a climate of domestic distraction if not an erosion of deterrence.

But, more importantly, in a larger sense the Biden administration has contributed both to the notion that Hamas was a legitimate Middle East player, and to the perception that the U.S. was backing away from its traditional support for Israel—to the delight of Hamas—based on the following inexplicable policies:

1) In February Secretary of State Blinken had bragged that not only had the Biden administration resumed massive aid to the PLA cancelled by Trump, but cumulatively had transferred $1 billion—even as Palestinian authorities bragged that they would continue to pay bounties to the families of “martyrs” (i.e., those killed while conducting terrorists attacks against Israel).

And millions of American dollars also went into Gaza, run by Hamas—despite the Biden administration’s efforts to keep mostly quiet the resumption of such inexplicable support. In this regard, note the current shameful State-Department (“U.S. Office of Palestinian Affairs”) website news release that was posted after today’s attack. It ended with this quite embarrassing, morally equivalent admonition:

“We urged all sides to refrain from violence and retaliatory attacks. Terror and violence solve nothing.”

"All sides?" "Refrain from retaliatory attacks?”

So Israel is the moral equivalent of terrorists executing civilians and brutalizing their corpses? And the IDF then is not supposed to retaliate against these killers?

This Biden State Department insanity cannot stand. So expect some apparatchik to take down this Munich-like posting as soon as possible.

2) The Biden administration had recently released some $6 billion to Iran through a prison swap deal that saw South Korea hand over embargoed Iranian money to Qatar—despite Tehran’s  increased anti-Israeli rhetoric and its loud brag about the escalation. We should assume money for rockets (Hamas claims they have launched 5,000, and have received 100,000 of them via the Damascus airport) and weapons in general for Hamas were supplied by Iran, which again is likely the chief catalyst for this surprise attack.

3) Almost immediately, after his inauguration Biden mobilized to resume the bankrupt Iran deal. And in unhinged fashion he appointed the anti-Israeli bigot, pro-Iranian journalist Robert Malley as America’s chief negotiator. Note that Malley is now under FBI investigation for security breaches, involving disclosing classified U.S. documents and also for allegedly helping pro-Iranian activists and propagandists land influential billets inside the U.S. government.

In short, there was a general Hamas and Iranian perception that the Biden administration had resumed the discredited Obama madness of empowering Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas. This discredited agenda was to “balance” the power of Israel and the moderate Arab Gulf governments to achieve “creative tension”, exacerbated by Biden’s loathing of the government of Benjamín Netanyahu (who has been snubbed by Biden and never invited for an official visit).

Note as well that the Biden administration has siphoned off key weapons and munitions from stockpiles inside Israel to transfer them to Ukraine. The so-called “War Reserve Ammunition—Israel" is all but depleted of just the sorts of weapons needed in the present crisis.

In this regard is there not a pattern here?

Upon the ascension of Biden and his woke military agendas, we saw the following: the complete humiliation of the U.S. in Kabul in its most shameful flight in 50 years and greatest abandonment of equipment in its history; followed by Vladimir Putin’s opportunistic invasion of Ukraine; followed by China’s new belligerence and escalating threats to Taiwan; followed by Turkey’s new de facto alliance with Russia and recent drone encounter with the U.S. air force in Syria; followed by the Hamas/Iranian inspired attack on Israel—with more to come unfortunately.

And will Biden finally get the message from the attacks on the Ukraine and Israeli borders, that borders matter and we too are being invaded, with the encouragement of the Mexican government and to the advantage of the cartels whose fentanyl exports kills 100,000 Americans a year?

What to expect in Israel?

Expect the following: the usual Hamas/terrorist selling and/or execution of Israeli hostages, the use of Israeli hostages as “human shields” in Gaza,  the bargaining/sale of the remains of Israeli dead, occasional killings of Jews inside Israel by Arabs who falsely believe there will be a winning Middle East-wide existential war against Israel. And finally, a devastating Israeli counter-response that will eventually earn a U.S. rebuke.

What should the U.S. instead do?

It should quit talking to Iran and restore full sanctions against it. It should cut off all aid immediately to all the Palestinians. It should undertake a 1973-like massive arms lift of key munitions to Israel and warn Iran, Syria, Hezbollah and others in the Middle East not to intervene or else, given that Israel will need several weeks to deal with Hamas and Gaza. And if it shows any hesitation or weakness, other terrorist groups will opportunistically jump in.

[Fulton Lewis @fultonlewis]

@bert_crosson Good luck Saturday!

[Bible Caddie @BibleCaddie]

“I dare you.” @webbsimpson1’s challenge to the listener in today’s episode is something you need to pay attention to!! Check out Ep. 41 - I Am Redeemed, NOW 🚨🎙️💯

[Sean McDowell @Sean_McDowell]

Being Converted and Being Convinced | Response by WLC: https://t.co/ctqy7e1Adw @biola

[Fulton Lewis @fultonlewis]

@practicalgolf Pragmatism

[Fulton Lewis @fultonlewis]

@ccollinsGS @LindseyCordell2 GATA

[Shane Pruitt @shane_pruitt78]

The whole Bible points to Jesus!
39 Old Testament books
27 New Testament books
66 Books in all, and they all point to Jesus.

In Genesis, He's the breath of life
Exodus, the Passover Lamb
Leviticus, He's our High Priest
Numbers, The fire by night
Deuteronomy, He's Moses' voice
Joshua, He is salvation's choice
Judges, law giver
Ruth, the kinsmen-redeemer
First and second Samuel, our trusted prophet
Kings and Chronicles, He's sovereign
Ezra, true and faithful scribe
Nehemiah, He's the rebuilder of broken walls & lives
Esther, He's Mordecai's courage
Job, the timeless redeemer
Psalms, He is our morning song
Proverbs, wisdom's cry
Ecclesiastes, the time and season
Song of Solomon, He is the lover's dream
Isaiah, He's Prince of Peace
Jeremiah, the weeping prophet
Lamentations, the cry for Israel
Ezekiel, He's the call from sin
Daniel, the stranger in the fire
Hosea, He is forever faithful
Joel, He's the Spirits power
Amos, the arms that carry us
Obadiah, He's the Lord our Savior
Jonah, He's the great missionary
Micah, the promise of peace
Nahum, He is our strength and our shield
Habakkuk and Zephaniah, He's pleading for revival
Haggai, He restores a lost heritage
Zechariah, our fountain
Malachi, He is the son of righteousness rising with healing in His wings

In Matthew, Mark, Luke, & John, He is God, Man, Messiah
Book of Acts, His Spirit is the fire from heaven
Romans, He's the grace of God
Corinthians, the power of love
Galatians, He is freedom from the curse of sin
Ephesians, our glorious treasure
Philippians, the servants heart
Colossians, He's the 2nd Person of the Godhead Trinity
Thessalonians, our coming King
Timothy, Titus, Philemon He's our mediator and our faithful Pastor
Hebrews, the everlasting covenant
James, the one who heals the sick.
First and Second Peter, he is our Shepherd
1, 2, 3 John & Jude, He is the lover coming for His bride
In Revelation, He is King of Kings & Lord of Lords

(He Is (lyrics) by Aaron Jeoffrey)

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[Sackett Carr @sackettcarr]

Them boys onto the weekend. Go make some noise fellas @bencarr__ @willwilcoxgolf

[Fulton Lewis @fultonlewis]

@DrFrankTurek Depends on who you are disciplining