James Corona @theologyonfire

Richmond, TX Joined June 2017

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Andrew King @drandrewmking

a month ago

Me waiting for that book I ordered on Amazon less that 30 seconds ago.

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Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen

4 months ago

It is similar to playing a video game 🤩

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Christian Standard Bible @CSBible

5 months ago

“In my distress I called to the LORD, and he answered me.” - Psalm 120:1

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Bojan Tunguz @tunguz

5 months ago

This is what they took away from us.

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Enez Özen @Enezator

6 months ago

Forget all the police suspect chase scenes you know.

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Matt Smethurst @MattSmethurst

6 months ago

John Tyler’s grandson is 95 today.

Matt Smethurst @MattSmethurst

3 years ago

John Tyler’s grandson is 95 today.

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Nonbelievers claim that Christians are not realists, that we’re living in an altered state of reality. But we are realists, more than anyone else today. A Christian is someone who simply believes what the Bible is saying. And the Bible tells us that humanity is not basically…

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Culture Critic @Culture_Crit

6 months ago

A thread of 20 ancient sites and wonders brought to life by virtual reconstructions 🧵 1. The Colossus of Rhodes, Rhodes, Greece (c.280 BC)

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Paul David Tripp @PaulTripp

9 months ago

He heals the broken-hearted and gives strength to the weak.

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Karun @master_nobody

9 months ago

Introverts talk. A lotttt. About things you've never heard. Never seen. Never thought. They'll give you insights so deep that won't let you sleep. But they need the right mood, the right place, the right vibe, the right person. Then, they talk.

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James Corona @theologyonfire

9 months ago

“The sins of those who belong to God open the floodgates of his heart of compassion for us. The dam breaks. It is not our loveliness that wins his love. It is our unloveliness.” -Dane Ortlund

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The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor

9 months ago

We're so used to seeing and hearing about the pyramids that it's easy to forget how strange and extraordinary they really are. So, just to remind you: When woolly mammoths went extinct the Pyramids of Giza were already more than 500 years old. Cleopatra and Julius Caesar are…

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why you should have an animal @shouldhaveanima

9 months ago

Penguins walking in 5x speed

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Burk Parsons @BurkParsons

9 months ago

We are all scared about losing what we love. It’s good to be honest about our fear of loss. We just need to remember that even when we fear, when we’re sad, and when we’re heartbroken, our Lord will not just get us through, he will heal us, bind up our wounds, and carry us home.

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Greg Koukl @gregkoukl

9 months ago

Even when the sense of divine embrace eludes you, God is still right there with you nonetheless.

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Jared C. Wilson @jaredcwilson

9 months ago

God loves you all the way. He won't love you any greater when you become greater. He loves you all the way right now.

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Jerry Bridges @bridgeswisdom

11 months ago

The gospel is the only perfectly safe and sufficient place to turn. Be assured, there’s no lack of grace for us there.

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Michael Reeves @mike_reeves

11 months ago

The struggling failure who trusts in Jesus is as much a child of God as the greatest hero of the faith.

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Scotty Smith @ScottyWardSmith

a year ago

Dear friends, take heart, don’t lose it. When Thomas doubted Jesus, Jesus showed him his wounds; he didn't roll his eyes. When Peter wore the 3-fold shame of denial, Jesus fed him breakfast and restored him in 3-fold grace. We don’t have to be awesome. Leave that to Jesus.

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Dr. Michael J. Svigel @Svigel

a year ago

Theology 101: By resurrecting our bodies, God will declare, “Death, where is your victory?” (1 Cor. 15:55). In that moment, “Death is swallowed up” (15:54). Once and for all, God will demonstrate that Satan’s attempt to ruin everything was an epic failure.