what stands in the way becomes the way // ✝️
San Francisco, CA
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Daniel Sauceda retweeted
people will be so snobby about arts and literature and then look down on sports as if this isn’t the most visceral expression of the indomitable human spirit.
sports distills what it means to be human in a way no painting ever could
There’s at least 29 people in SF writing “Holmes” on the back of their prisoner jumpsuit costume and they’re gonna be disappointed when they bump into each other
Daniel Sauceda retweeted
Dr Alister MacKenzie's magnificent Pasatiempo Golf course in Santa Cruz County, Ca -
This is the spectacular 143yd Par-3 18th as it was in 1930.
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April Ancira, MBA ’03 sees helping others as her purpose in life.
“If people feel I can be of use to them, then that is where I want to be. I don’t know if you can ask for anything better to do with your time in life beyond that.”
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#WeAreAlvarez
ALT Smiling woman in an orange dress stands confidently with hand on a black Jeep in a sunny outdoor setting with trees.
Daniel Sauceda retweeted
If you don’t believe Jesus is God or you don’t believe in God at all then I completely understand that.
BUT there’s a cradle Hindu who became a Christian based on the historical evidence and he’s doing a talk about why this Friday in SF. You should come see.
This Friday, I’ll be giving a talk on the historical case for the resurrection of Christ.
Several years ago, I began looking into the historical evidence as an atheist to prove that Christianity was nothing but a therapeutic superstition. What I found completely changed my life.
Over the course of a year, I spent nearly every waking moment reading whatever I could find on the subject. My entire life was suddenly reorganized around answering this one question: did Jesus Christ actually rise from the dead?
There was a time when I thought this question was too ridiculous to even consider. But looking back, it was by far the most important question I've ever asked.
If you're interested in learning more, check out the link to the event page below. All are welcome to join regardless of religious background or lack thereof.
Daniel Sauceda retweeted
College football is a place where a baby riding a bronze pig makes perfect sense and will likely be a deeply meaningful family photo for decades to come
Daniel Sauceda retweeted
Type of shi I draw right after causing the largest ecological nuclear disaster in history and try to hide it
Looking at Texas Tech over Cincy in the pick em league and thinking of @hunterholland
