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Coach DeCristofaro

@CoachHowieD

Coach D 👨🏻🏈 🏋🏻‍♂️ follower of Jesus

Georgia, USA Beigetreten Şubat 2018
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Kim "Katie" USA
Kim "Katie" USA@KimKatieUSA·
Remember the “U.S. citizen” who was pulled from her vehicle and detained in the Florida Keys? Here’s what mainstream media buried: The car she was driving was registered to her husband, an illegal alien. That’s why she was stopped and detained in the first place. She refused to exit or identify herself because she was trying to shield him. He has since been located and detained. The whole “innocent citizen harassed for no reason” story was a deliberate distortion. The media knew the truth and chose not to report it. They are not journalists, they are the enemy of the people, and it is disgusting.
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Coach DeCristofaro@CoachHowieD·
A Red Leg. Outstanding.
Justin Basch@JustinJBasch

Not a loud storyline from this weekend, but an awesome & rare one: @PackWrestle's Isaac Trumble, who was undefeated on the year, and shut out #1 Yonger Bastida in the Finals to win his NCAA title, will be commissioned in the Army in May. Having been a member of NC State's ROTC program, he will look to begin his career in the U.S. Army Infantry as a field artillery officer. Gotta love & appreciate that! Thank you for your service, @isaactrumble_! 🫡🇺🇸

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Eric Daugherty
Eric Daugherty@EricLDaugh·
🚨 JUST IN: Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi is being praised by Americans for personally going to Arlington National Cemetery and laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier She loves and respects America 🇺🇸🇯🇵
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Amen.
Tevin Macharia Mukabana@TevinMacharia

There is a powerful moment in Scripture that many people overlook, yet it carries one of the deepest revelations of grace. A woman—broken, rejected, and known in her city for sin—walked into a room full of “righteous” people. She wasn’t invited. She wasn’t welcomed. In fact, her presence alone was offensive. But she came anyway… because she had encountered something greater than her shame—she had encountered mercy. When she saw Jesus Christ, she didn’t speak many words. She didn’t try to defend her past. She didn’t try to impress anyone. She fell at His feet. Her tears began to flow—uncontrollable, sincere, deep. Those tears were not ordinary tears… they were the language of a heart that had seen its own brokenness and still found hope. She wept so much that her tears washed His feet. Then she did something even more shocking… She loosened her hair—something no respectable woman would do in public—and used it to wipe His feet. In that moment, she laid down her dignity, her pride, her reputation… everything. Then she poured out the oil. Not just any oil… costly oil. The kind that people save for special moments. The kind that represents value, sacrifice, and honor. While others saw a sinful woman… Jesus saw a surrendered heart. While others judged her past… Jesus responded to her faith. While others whispered in criticism… Jesus spoke forgiveness. “Your sins are forgiven… your faith has saved you; go in peace.” Oh, what a powerful exchange! She came in with shame… She left with peace. She came in as a sinner… She left as someone forgiven. She came in rejected by men… She left accepted by God. This story is not just about her… It is about YOU. There are moments in life where you feel unworthy to come before God. Your mistakes speak louder than your prayers. Your past tries to disqualify you. People label you and remind you of who you used to be. But listen carefully— God is not moved by your perfection. He is moved by your sincerity. You don’t need a perfect record to come to Christ. You need a broken and honest heart. Stop waiting until you “fix yourself” before coming to God. Come with your tears. Come with your pain. Come with your struggles. Lay everything at His feet. Because at the feet of Jesus Christ: Shame loses its power Guilt is washed away Love is restored Peace is given Let your tears speak. Let your heart pour out. Because one genuine moment at His feet can do what years of self-effort could never achieve. Your past is not stronger than His mercy. Your sin is not greater than His grace. Come… just as you are.

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Gina💄🇺🇸
Gina💄🇺🇸@gpatterson828·
I never thought I was raised by low income parents during a time when almost everyone treated each other with respect. We didn't eat a lot of fast food because it was considered a treat, not a food group. We drank Kool-Aid made from water that came from our kitchen sink with real sugar. We ate bologna sandwiches, or even tuna (which was in a can not a pouch), PB&J & , hot dogs, but mostly homemade meals consisting of mainly dough, meat, potatoes, vegetable, bread & butter, and homemade dessert. We grew up during a time when we mowed lawns, pulled weeds, babysat, helped neighbors with chores to be able to earn our own money. We went outside a lot to play games, ride bikes, red rover, dodge ball, run with siblings, and friends & played hide and seek. We drank tap water from the water hose outside... bottled water was unheard of. If we had a coke -it was in a glass bottle ... and we took the empties back to the store for a 5 cent deposit. We watched TV shows like Bonanza, Leave It To Beaver, Gilligan's Island, Happy Days, Bewitched, The Brady Bunch, Little House On The Prairie, and I Love Lucy. After school, we came home, and did homework, and chores before going outside or having friends over. We would ride our bikes for hours. We had to tell our parents where we were going, who we were going with, and what time we'd be back. You LEARNED from your parents instead of disrespecting them, and treating them as if they knew absolutely nothing. What they said was LAW, and you did not question it, and you had better know it!!! When the sun was starting to set you had better be home. In school we said the Pledge of Allegiance, we stood for the National Anthem, and listened to our teachers, also had prayer each morning. We watched what we said around our elders because we knew if we DISRESPECTED any grown-up we would get our behinds whipped, it wasn't called abuse, it was called discipline! We held doors, carried groceries, and gave up our seat for an older person without being asked. You didn't hear curse words on the radio in songs or TV, and if you cursed and got caught you had a bar of soap stuck in your mouth, and had to stand in the corner. “Please, Thank you, yes please no thank you yes ma'am no ma'am yes sir, and no sir were part of our daily vocabulary! Re-post if you're thankful for your childhood, and will never forget where you came from & the time you came from! ❤
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Austin Capps
Austin Capps@AustinCappsMO·
Yup! 😆
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Blue Lives Matter
Blue Lives Matter@bluelivesmtr·
Just went you thought her comments couldn't get any more educated... here's AOC with her latest: "We are a country that has fought and defeated the Confederacy!" Time for a fact-check: The Confederate States of America during the Civil War were all DEMOCRAT STATES. REPOST this far and wide! #thinblueline #lawenforcement
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