Matt Nyce

In Pursuit of the Good Life | Presbyterian | Conservative

[Matt Nyce @NyceMatt]

@BradWilcoxIFS Is this assuming that the friendship of marriage is filling the community void itself?

Or that marriage is providing broader social connections with the sharing of friends between the spouses?

Could very well be both I guess.

[Luke Stamps @lukestamps]

Another thought on this. To be immortally locked in moral depravity is the very definition of hell. The cherubim who guarded the way to the tree of life were extending grace to fallen humans.

[Matt Nyce @NyceMatt]

@calvinrobinson Young men flocking to the teachings of individuals such as Nick Fuentes gives you hope?

You’re so mad at boomers that you’re endorsing some of the least Christlike voices in the arena.

The pendulum has swung far too wide. Time for young voices to say enough is enough.

[Robert Sterling @RobertMSterling]

This is what American exceptionalism means

[Matt Nyce @NyceMatt]

@MelnickDanny Vanilla chobani absolutely goated

[Pope Leo XIV @Pontifex]

We must, then, avoid the “Babel syndrome,” namely the idolatry of profit that sacrifices the weak, a uniformity that neutralizes differences, and the pretense that a single language — even a digital one — can translate everything, including the mystery of the person, into data and performance. This is the risk of dehumanization: building a future that excludes God and reduces the other to a means.

[Wes Huff @WesleyLHuff]

My mood scrolling through X today.

[Ross Douthat @DouthatNYT]

This week's episode of "Interesting Times" is a conversation with Ben Sasse, who is dying in public:
https://t.co/MNMur4FB1V

[jacob @jtimsuggs]

My friend and I used to play the Heroes vs Villains mode on this map all the time on my PS2 growing up.

Such incredible memories. 2005's Battlefront II will always be one of the greatest Star Wars games ever made.

[First Things @firstthingsmag]

“A man can certainly get stuck in the past. He can brood uselessly. He can ruminate and thereby exacerbate his own traumas. But he can also refuse interiority because he does not want judgment or accountability. He can remain in motion because motion keeps harder questions at bay.” @Tomberly530

[Miles Smith IV @IVMiles]

Fwiw, @BenSasse is imo not living simply like a guy who knows he's going to die.

He's living like a guy who knows he's going to be resurrected. #FarAsTheCurseIsFound

[Michael Reeves @mike_reeves]

Boredom is God's way of saying 'Only I can satisfy!'

[Jonathan Haidt @JonHaidt]

What happens when all "interstitial time" (the bits of time between other things) goes to your phone and you no longer just think, or look out a window?

Christine Rosen shows what we lose, drawing from her recent book:

https://t.co/v9o3msemQZ

[Philip Nation @philipnation]

Genesis 22: a lamb for a man.
Exodus 12: a lamb for a family.
Leviticus 16: a lamb for the nation.
John 1: a Lamb for the whole world.

[Chad Bird @birdchadlouis]

As you begin this day, know that there is nothing you can do today to make Jesus love you less, or to make him love you more. Perfectly loved, that is where you stand with God.

[Matt Nyce @NyceMatt]

@MasonSCraig Interested!

[Matt Nyce @NyceMatt]

@NatHalberstadt The hyper-fixation of “quiet time” in the Protestant tradition has caused maybe more harm than good — often leaving people guilty for not checking off their 15 minutes of Bible reading from their to do list

Catholicism teaches you can meet God elsewhere (I’m Protestant btw)

[Matt Nyce @NyceMatt]

@JoelWBerry @andrewtwalker
@drantbradley
@RyanTAnd
@ErikReed
@McCormickProf
@BenhamBrothers
@deaninserra
@RealMattFradd

Guys my age (20’s) need more men like this to look up to — they are fervently committed to the faith and virtues that make Christianity beautiful