Jacob Rydman

How are people still tricked by this god stuff in 2026? I get it in 1026 when your entire world was a square mile in size. We see 13 billion light years in to the universe now and have science and technology. I don’t get it.

Tim Allen on reading the Bible straight through (Old Testament done, 4 pages into New as of this clip): "The Bible is not what I thought it was. It's very little preachy stuff... mostly stories." He approached it like a scientist: "E-X-E—let the words come to you. Do not look for meaning. It will come to you." Life-changing. The Book of Job hit hardest—a raw story of a man questioning the divine, getting humbled by reminders of creation's vast mysteries: waves at the shore, birds' timing, frozen poles, stars' paths. "You weren't here when I started it... and your first question is 'Why are you so mean to me?'" Celebrity taking Scripture page-by-page, no skimming—humbled, amazed. What's a book/story (Bible or otherwise) that surprised you when you read it openly, without preconceptions? Or which part of Job resonates most with you? Share below.

Listen to World champion Josh Kerr: “I don’t do crazy workouts or crazy mileage. I just don’t miss days. Consistency is my biggest weapon. I’ll break any athlete down with how consistent I’m going to be training wise and just getting the work done.”

Love Sam Darnold's story. Selected 3rd overall: Jets gave up on him after 3 years Next: Carolina: Gave up on him in 2 years Back up in SF Finally gets his breakthrough Minnesota, going 14-3. They give up on him after a rough playoff. Now: Leading Seattle to Superbowl

At a certain point, something interesting happens. An advanced athlete’s training starts to resemble a beginner’s again. Not because they’ve regressed, but because they’ve achieved sports mastery. They know what works. They know how they respond. And they understand that as