@Bungie Can someone please help me connect my Steam account to https://t.co/FVGqYRbgnc. I have tried disconnecting, waiting 90 days, forums, etc. I don’t have the account it used to be connected to years ago and I no longer am on PlayStation. I need your help.
@michaelwhittle@PulpitAI@stevenfurtick@PastorMark Honestly, we use it mostly for the post-sermon 5-day devotional for our church to continue to engage the text and sermon.
And…I see what you did there. 👀
Today’s reminder. Tomorrow is Sunday. I urge you to make it “go back to church” day. Has it been a while? It’s ok. You’ll be welcome. Management will be glad to see you and The Owner loves you. Sunday is church day.
The most dangerous moment in a person's life is not when things are at their worst. It's when things are going well and they forget who brought them there.
If you love Jesus you should love what Jesus loves, and that ultimately means you should be an official, active, and serving member of your local church (Eph. 5:25).
Church membership should be normal for Christians. Lives lived in regular accountability demonstrate the gospel’s reality to the world, particularly through the mutual love that Jesus identified as the mark of his followers. This is both biblical and strengthens evangelistic witness. Weaker and newer Christians gain feeding and accountability through membership, and mature and seasoned believers demonstrate authentic Christian living.
Hebrews calls believers to “consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works,” explicitly warning against forsaking assembly “as the manner of some is” (Heb. 10:24–25). This suggests participation isn’t optional but essential to spiritual health.
Church membership preserves biblical truth by establishing who bears responsibility for rooting out false teaching and protecting the gospel when leadership itself becomes compromised. Paul’s letter to the Galatians exemplifies this. I say this as a positional elder in my church — Paul appealed to the whole congregation rather than leadership alone to address doctrinal corruption. Think about it: how are you to “bear one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ” (Gal 6:2), which positions mutual care as a central Christian obligation, if you’re not actively in a membership role? Thessalonians similarly exhorts believers to “encourage one another and build one another up” (1 Thess 5:11), framing encouragement as a reciprocal responsibility that requires presence and investment.
Healthy membership equips believers to recognize heresy when taught or communicated and transforms them from passive consumers into active defenders of the faith.
Acts depicts the early church persevering in apostolic teaching, communion, and gathering daily, with believers holding possessions in common (Acts 2:42–47), a portrait of intensive communal engagement rather than individual isolated devotion or nominal affiliation.
Ultimately, practicing membership glorifies God as Christians gather to form his body, living under the life giving words of scripture, fellowshipping with one another sacrificially, and reflecting his character.
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@A_dmg04 I’m hoping you can help since the Destiny/Bungie support accounts haven’t. I picked up D2 on Humble Bundle for my PC. My Bungie acct is linked to a Steam acct I don’t have anymore. How do I link to my new Steam account to keep my years of PlayStation progress?
@Destiny2Team I need help: I recently bought the D2 bundle on Humble Bundle with charity. I play on PS and had cross-save on a Steam account I don’t have anymore. How do I link to my actual Steam account? Is there a way to unlink the old one? I’d love to get back into the game.
@BungieHelp I just bought the full D2 bundle from Humble Bundle. I used to play exclusively on PlayStation. Apparently I linked an old Steam account. How can I unlink that Steam account so I can play on my actual Steam account (to which I linked the purchase to).
New Testament scholar Jeremiah Johnston explains why he believes the Shroud of Turin is authentic, tells story about how Jewish technical photographer Barrie Schwortz became convinced it was authentic.
"If you're a medieval forger, how are you gonna know about AB blood?"
"I believe that based on the evidence in the 102 academic disciplines that have studied over 600,000 research hours in it... I believe that because I'm not irrational."
"I went from skeptic to believing in it based on the science..."
"It is an itemized receipt of how much Jesus loves you."
Remarkable.
Video: @ShawnRyan762
This Easter, I invite you to look at Jesus, consider what he said and did, and ask for yourself what I believe is the most important question you will ever answer: Did he really leave behind an empty tomb? And if he did, what does that mean for you?
This video was made possible and in collaboration with my friends at @ChildlikeMedia.