Chris Bach

Here’s how I grade the hirings (offensive innovation/aggression and teaching resonance factoring strong) 1. Jaguars 2. Bears 3. Jets —-tier drop— 4. Raiders —tier drop— 5. Saints 6. Cowboys DAL’s search was far and away the worst. Even if they wanted continuity…

There are millions of idolaters and heathens. There are millions of deluded Muslims, millions of superstitious Roman Catholics, thousands of ignorant Protestants. Do we feel tenderly concerned about their souls? —JC Ryle, on Matthew 9:35-38

There is a great gulf between the Christianity that wrestles with whether to worship at the cost of imprisonment and death, and the Christianity that wrestles with whether the kids should play soccer on Sunday morning. —@JohnPiper

“Let the groans of the prisoners come before you; according to your great power, preserve those doomed to die.” Psalm 79:11

But whoever drinks of the water that I will give him will never be thirsty again. The water that I will give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life. - John 4:14

When Jesus sat down to preach His most famous sermon, He pronounced a series of surprising blessings. Today on @RYMRadio, listen as @RCSproul introduces the Beatitudes and explains what it truly means to be blessed by God. renewingyourmind.org/2026/04/12/

"For they themselves report what kind of welcome you gave us, & how you turned to God from idols to serve the living & true God, & to await His Son from heaven, whom He raised from the dead—Jesus our deliverer from the wrath to come." 1 Thessalonians 1:9-10

He that hath slight thoughts of sin never had great thoughts of God. —John Owen

"Multitudes, multitudes, in the valley of decision! Because the day of the LORD is near in the valley of decision." Joel3:14 He's pressing in on all who are His.

God’s mercies are new every morning. Give Christ all the praise this Lord’s Day.

“Our hearts should be filled with a holy dread and awe when the Bible is proclaimed.” —@RCSproul From ‘Mark: An Expositional Commentary’

Satan is the accuser. He turns your eyes inward until you drown in guilt, fear, and despair. The Spirit is the Comforter. He turns your eyes to Jesus, where weary souls find rest.

It's the Lord's Day. Go to church. Hear the Word. Sing your heart out. Reflect on His mercy as you partake of the Lord's table. Have good conversation. Eat a good meal. All to the glory of God!

The Spirit dwells in believers, preserving in them the root and principle of all their grace by his own immediate power.

“I fear nothing, because of the promises of Heaven; for I have cast myself into the hands of Almighty God, who reigns everywhere.” – Saint Patrick

“‘All things are lawful for me,’ but not all things are helpful. ‘All things are lawful for me,’ but I will not be dominated by anything.” 1 Corinthians 6:12 I will use my freedom for maximum benefit and minimal bondage. Seize every moment. Suffer no addictions.

@ProFootballTalk The QB and WR play is up this year, too. Hard to imagine Austin Reed, Tyler Vaughns and Elijhah Badger left off opening training camp rosters.

The NFL should be watching these UFL games. The officiating transparency (on-field discussions plus Dean Blandino chiming in) is EXACTLY what the NFL needs.

May I never boast except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, through which the world has been crucified to me, and I to the world. - Galatians 6:14

What is forbidden in the fifth commandment? #BaptistCatechismDaily

"How long will you waiver between two opinions? If the LORD is God follow Him, but if Baal is God follow him." But the people said nothing. 1Kngs18:21 "nothing" was loud enough...and they perished.

Not a single word from Abel is recorded in Scripture. Cain murders him, and Cain has something to say. But the victim of violence? the recipient of hate? the righteous one? Not a syllable. Cain has words, Abel none. But Abel does speak in a different language. He utters crimson eloquence, red rhetoric so profound his speech pierces heaven's veil to lodge in the ears of God. How so? The Lord says, "The voice of your brother's blood is crying to me from the ground" (Gen. 4:10). You see what's happening? 1. Blood has a voice. 2. Blood cries out to God. 3. Blood is heard by heaven. Far, far later, the author of Hebrews wrote about another crimson eloquence, about more red rhetoric. He says that the blood of Jesus "speaks better than the blood of Abel" (12:24). Whatever Abel's blood said to God, Christ's blood said it better. The voice of Jesus's blood, crying out from the ground beneath the cross, piercing the heavens, lodging in the ears of God, speaks one and only one message: "Father, forgive them." That eloquent blood pronounces the absolution of the world, you included. Believe it. It is for you. _____ We read Hebrews 12 today in Bible in One Year. Join us at 1517.org/oneyear