Christian. Husband. Dad. Pastor. Geek. Mostly getting pulled into threads about the Philadelphia Eagles. RTWs aren’t necessarily endorsements.
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I think @jonedmiston is among the sharpest most visionary voices in the Christian tech space. - Wish I could be at RX26 - but looking forward to watching this video.
Jon's Vision Day Keynotes are now available to watch! These are 2 incredible resources that we couldn't keep to ourselves so we made them free and public. We hope you're inspired, encouraged and challenged! rx.rockrms.com/ #RX26
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Be encouraged by the Human Premium; as AI content becomes more prevalent, it'll create more value for relationships, embodied presence, trust, accountability, translation, behavior change, provenance and status. Get ready for the complete Keynote coming out soon! #RX26
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Few people appreciate the challenge of pastoring.
• Be a caring, thoughtful, shepherding presence
• Lead organizationally with vision and skill
• Oh, and prepare a new keynote address every week
Pastors, I'm praying for us. Let's serve in the strength he supplies.
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𝗧𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚: Patriots WR Mack Hollins made a TikTok teaching fans how to properly wrap up an extension cord.
Hollins is one of the most interesting players in the league.
😭😭😭
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personal agent pitches should not be about dinner reservations
they should be about 100s of school emails, endless signup forms, and 3 games and 2 birthday parties per saturday
the PTA industrial complex is the killer use case
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WCF 28.3: Dipping of the person into the water is not necessary; but baptism is rightly administered by pouring, or sprinkling water upon the person.
this is a crazy story!
Protestia: Report: Gospel Coalition Paid $200K To Create Anti-AI Content protestia.com/2026/09/16/rep…
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Genius: Man Commits Crime To Fail Background Check And Get Out Of Serving In Children's Ministry buff.ly/SwJ8CyQ
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This is one of the best pieces of advice I can give you for the coming days:
Try not to act hysterical.
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Some tidbits from Hurts today...
1. Hurts said watching this system from afar, the QB run game has "not been an element you see." He thinks his legs can be a "unique opportunity," but he left that up to Sean Mannion.
2. This will be the first time since college his play-caller will be in the booth.
3. He used to meet with Jeff Stoutland every Tuesday to discuss the game plan. "A lot of it is new, and the transition is a bit of an evolution," he said.
Jalen Hurts: "I've come into the year thinking about breaking down walls of communication and talking and communicating the things that I'm seeing and whatnot. There is a wall (with Sean Mannion in the coaching booth). But still, have an open dialogue, using the red phone, calling if I see something, hearing him out."
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"Every pastor is an interim pastor."
- William Vanderbloemen
My role as a pastor is not to build something big, for my sake.
My role as a pastor is to build something healthy, for the next guy's sake.
Every pastor's daily goal should be to work such that his successor enjoys an even more fruitful, calm, and unified ministry than he does. And to till and plant accordingly.
We're going to be done soon, and quickly forgotten. Good. This church is Christ's. The glory is God's. Let's pray and love our people today and set up our successor to thrive.
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The ceiling on your ministry is usually one person: the leader who won't hand anything off.
In Acts 6, the apostles were doing two good things badly. Their fix wasn't working harder. It was structure.
