"God is so good. God is so good."
Kyle Branch talking to himself at 2nd base after his 8th inning 3 run HR setting a career high with 6 RBIs with his parents and brother in the stands. Incredible.
The Bible openly acknowledges the tension of seeing wicked people prosper while the righteous suffer. In passages like Psalm 73 and Jeremiah 12, people question God honestly and feel discouraged by this apparent injustice. The turning point is realizing that this success is temporary, while faithfulness has lasting, eternal value. Jesus reinforces this in Matthew 5 by redefining “blessing” beyond immediate, visible outcomes.
what you see now isn’t the full picture..justice and meaning unfold over a longer timeline. 🙏🏿
Let me be clear.
Bill Self should remain the coach of Kansas as long as he wants to. He is a legend of the game and there is no coach that I’d rather have.
My Grandparents came to check me into college with my parents my grandmother wanted to make sure I stay grounded so I had to put her ❤️ to rest that I will keep GOD 1st along this journey B🅾️🅾️MER @OU_Football @Coachcliff904
"Tampa doesn't just love Baker... The world loves Baker." ♥️
Congratulations to @bakermayfield on being named our club winner for Walter Payton Man of the Year! 👏
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It’s the age-old question:
Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people—even godly people?
In this short clip, I talk with my friend Franklin Graham about the horrific murder of Charlie Kirk. Charlie loved the Lord. He’s with Him now. But still—why this way?
Bottom line?
I don’t know.
But I do know this: as Christians, we live on promises, not explanations.
Watch this powerful excerpt from our special broadcast, Hope for a Broken Nation, airing today at 2:30 PM ET on @tbn and @newsmax Let it remind you that even in the darkest moments, hope is not lost.
Jesus is still the answer.
Even when nothing makes sense.