@Shpigford I use the Vivaldi browser (which uses Chrome Web Store) and it automatically disabled the extension this morning, but didn't give specifics as to why. The app is still available in the Chrome Web Store, though. False flag?
#OTD June 26, 1932:
Francis Schaeffer attends a Presbyterian church meeting where a Unitarian spoke out against the truth of the Bible and its teachings. A young lady named Edith had prepared a rebuttal, but before she could speak, Francis stood up and shredded the speaker's arguments.
Edith was impressed, and after she read her remarks, Francis was impressed as well. He walked her home, the beginning of their lifelong relationship and ministry together.
@dirtrackr Hey, what's going on with @TriCity11 ? Two June events (Hell Tour and POWRi) have been canceled in the last 24 hours. Reason given: the track can't host events at this time. No announcements on track's FB page, no postings since March. Is Tri-City shut down for good?
@WWTRaceway Thank you so much for posting this picture. I was there for this race and he was my favorite driver in the event. Only Ford that had anything against the Chevys that day. It's really hard to find pictures of this event online. Got any of him on the track in the #60?
Greg Biffle's second act was as good if not better than the first.
Yes, he was a tremendous driver that won a bunch of races.
But the second act was Greg the humanitarian - the selfless guy that answered calls for help to a degree that should earn him sainthood.
Be like Greg.
@megynkelly@DrFrankTurek Frank is excellent and has helped me in my own walk in many ways. I wanted to recommend a book to you that directly deals with this issue written by Clay Jones. It's called, bluntly enough, "Why Does God Allow Evil?" I'm confident it would serve to help you during this time.
Many Christians posture as “politically homeless” or tout a “third way” centrism that, in practice, amounts to: whatever wins me points with my peers. They dull their edge against the popular crowd while loudly rebuking the approved targets.
Biblical impartiality is nothing like this. It rejects clout-chasing. It has the courage to praise good and condemn evil wherever they appear—even if that means being accused of “taking a side” with the unmentionables.
Stop hedging. Stop saying, “I don’t agree with them on most things, but…” Stop softening every critique with a limp “both sides do it.” That is not honesty. It is fear of man. Say what is true. Not what flatters a God-hating culture.
@trbutler@megbasham Timothy, you need to shed the Whataboutisms permanently before it affects your soul even more. You know darn well our Christian culture's "ills" do not involve shooting evangelists in the neck because they disagree with us.
"Wouldn't it be dreadful if some day, in our own world, at home, men started going wild inside, like the animals here, and still looked like men, so that you'd never know which were which?"
- Lucy (C.S. Lewis, Prince Caspian)
You don't have to say "I disagreed with him on some things". No-one agrees with everyone on everything. It's a pointless statement that just distances you from your own humanity.