Matthew Summers @summersm

Hopeful Long Island,NY ⏩ Bay Area,CA Joined May 2008

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Josiah Hawthorne @JosiahHawthorne

4 years ago

Thinking of writing "Jonathan Edwards was the Mark Driscoll of 1741" on Facebook, and then using my family's collective meltdowns as the heat source for an alternative energy turbine.

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Rich Villodas @richvillodas

5 years ago

No matter how you vote, you are welcome in our church. I just ask that you would commit to see politics thru Jesus & not Jesus thru your politics; that you would be curious about why your brothers & sisters see things differently. And that you would live humble, prayerful lives.

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Timothy Keller (1950-2023) @timkellernyc

5 years ago

Talking about oppression, justice, etc doesn't make one a Marxist. It makes one a student of the Bible.

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Rich Villodas @richvillodas

5 years ago

Richard Rohr on liberals and conservatives. Oh my.

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Jon Tyson @JonTyson

5 years ago

The real conspiracy is satanic and it’s goal is to get you to focus on “global meta whatever’s” that you can do almost nothing about and neglect the place of prayer, the word, and sacrificial love of neighbor.

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Sara Segneri @Sara_Segneri

5 years ago

Quote of the year: “If you expect elementary school children to endure the trauma of active shooter drills for your freedoms, you can wear a mask to Costco.”

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Matthew Summers @summersm

6 years ago

This.

Scott Sauls @scottsauls

6 years ago

This.

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Matthew Summers @summersm

6 years ago

For reasons I cannot fully explain, Alex is an inspiration to me as a minister. There’s a calmness and honesty to his very presence as a person.

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6 years ago

For reasons I cannot fully explain, Alex is an inspiration to me as a minister. There’s a calmness and honesty to his very presence as a person.

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Rich Villodas @richvillodas

6 years ago

When engaging in polarizing conversations (politics, race, etc.) the follower of Jesus would do well to ask, "Am I uneasy w/this perspective b/c it runs contrary to Jesus' life & message, or am I uneasy w/this perspective b/c it challenges the long held assumptions I've carried?