Kevin 🪔🇮🇱✝️

I stand with The One who already WON! 💪🏽🙏🏽 #JesusChrist

@kariwarburton I'm not sure it's a diarrhea parasite as much as it is people who have eaten more sugar free gummy bears than they should have at once. That vitamin they ate when they were 7? They are about to get it back.

Do you have the diarrhea parasite Because you’re full of…

@rjward1775 @Timothy83646042 @innoutburger_ @FiveGuys @innoutburger They can afford it lol

@KevinInHR @Timothy83646042 @innoutburger_ @FiveGuys @innoutburger It seems inevitable with the tax climate.

In-N-Out’s official secret menu. What’s your go to order?

@the_churchnews Places such as..... Far West? 👀 lol

The process of restoring, preserving, operating and sharing Church historic sites includes making improvements and finding new ways to reach global audiences. On the Church News podcast, Jacob W. Olmstead, Historic Sites Division manager in the Church History Department, and Church News reporter Mary Richards discuss the ultimate goal of these places. Listen to this episode of the Church News podcast on Apple Podcasts, Amazon, Spotify, bookshelf PLUS, YouTube or wherever you get podcasts.

@rjward1775 @Timothy83646042 @innoutburger_ @FiveGuys @innoutburger Nope. They did not move their HQ to TN, they just opened a hub there simply to supply restaurants in the Southeast. HQ is still in Irvine, CA :)

@Timothy83646042 @KevinInHR @innoutburger_ @FiveGuys @innoutburger Yep, that's where the new HQ goes. So, they spread from there. It'll take a minute for them to hit Florida.

Looks like next time I’m gonna have to try the mustard fried with green chilies!

Have been trying for a while but recommitting to: Trying to live the gospel and gospel standards as best as I can While not worrying so much about how others are (or aren’t) living those standards. It’s not relative. And their choices don’t diminish my own.

@busy_bee_me That part💪🏽

@GayMormonMason Very informative😂😂

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@rjward1775 @innoutburger_ @FiveGuys @innoutburger I'm sorry to hear that lol

@KevinInHR @innoutburger_ @FiveGuys @innoutburger I go to In n out whenever I'm in Colorado or sufficiently far west. But 5 guys is easy for me.

@RonaldARasband @ChristHomestead

Recently, President Dallin H. Oaks shared that “in coming weeks, we will have the largest number of full-time missionaries in the Church’s history.” I am delighted to share that more than 88,500 full-time missionaries are now serving across the world—an all-time high in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This remarkable moment reflects the faith and devotion of a rising generation of disciples of Jesus Christ, including many 18-year-old sister missionaries who are entering the mission field. This moment also reflects the wonderful support that parents, families, friends, and others provide to all of our missionaries as they serve across the globe. We are so grateful for the sacrifices so many of you make. As has been previously announced, the Church recently created 55 new missions to accommodate this remarkable growth. What a marvelous time to be engaged in the Lord’s work. As the Lord’s missionaries give their heart, might, mind, and strength to their missionary service, the Lord will magnify their efforts. He will bless them with strength beyond their own and fill their lives with joy as they participate in the great and marvelous hastening of the Lord’s work.

@rjward1775 @innoutburger_ @FiveGuys Not the same.... they JUST expanded to the east coast originally from CA. I have a Five Guys in the city where I live and I would STILL drive 5 hours for @innoutburger for a double double, animal style with extra fried mustard, extra pickle and animal style fries🤤🤤🤤🤤

@innoutburger_ I'm in Florida, and you're not too strong on the east Coast yet, so I'mma try this at @FiveGuys

@LRCBruen @innoutburger_ Grilled

@innoutburger_ What is “mustard fried”?

Animal style, extra fried mustard, extra pickles... and animal style fries🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤 @maygren80 what about you? 😁

@ShaunMcKnight Omg 🤤🤤🤤🤤 don't forget animal style

@LargeInStature_ Not selling your soul🤦🏽‍♂️ You could work in Hollywood. They do that all the time and make a lot of movies about it.

🎶 I've been sellin my soul, workin all day 🎶

I prayed (more than once) to stop caring about the things that distract me from focusing on Jesus Christ and His Return and that is EXACTLY what happened. I lost 95% interest in social media, most streaming media, and news. 10/10 would recommend 💪🏼 #HeIsNear

@ScottK @RykerJackson97 Ok????

@KevinInHR @RykerJackson97 If you knew the location of the Bangkok Temple (very urban) you would understand the necessity for such spaces.

A Christus statue on the grounds of the Bangkok Thailand Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints:

@slc_saint @ScottK This is all I could focus on:

Key, Pivotal Phrases of the Nicene Creed Which Are Not Biblical (much shorter version) This isn't to pick on creedal Christians. My purpose is to discuss the various creedal terms that are wide departures from the Bible for truth seekers. The following terms and phrases were introduced via the Nicene creed to counter Arianism. It was the big, emotional theological brawl of the 4th century. If I could sum it up quickly - in order to counter one 'wrong' manmade philosophy, they came up with their own manmade phrases to refute Arianism. But those terms have no Biblical roots or supports. Basically they exchanged one 'wrong' idea for another, but at least it dismissed Arianism and that's the creed's main motivation for existence. To defeat Arianism. The following list of those terms are clearly non-biblical. 🚨Eternally Begotten Strange term. You will find no such phrase or teaching in the Bible or anything that even comes close. It is completely manmade. No Savior, prophet or apostles coined such a term. Most people have no clear idea what that phrase even means. Eternal is forever. Begotten is a moment in time when one is sired and/or birthed. It's literally an oxymoron. Besides being abstract - this term and the idea it attempts to frame has zero Bible verses to support it. 🚨"God from God, Light from Light, true God from true God" As poetic as this line is - the Bible teaches nothing like this. There is nothing biblical on which to attach these projections—superimposed onto God. But it did counter Arianism. That was important. 🚨Begotten, not made Another oxymoron. Two ideas which fight each other. Begotten refers to a moment in time when one is sired or birthed. 'Not made' is a highly ambiguous phrase. The mind can do a lot of cartwheels trying to grasp what is begotten yet not made. But most importantly, the Bible has no such teaching...but it directly counters Arianism. 🚨 Of One Being Nothing in the Bible uses the words "One Being." Not ever, not once. Some have attempted to conflate "being one" as meaning one being...but that quickly fails because the Savior uses that term multipole times referring to his disciples. Both to be one with Him (unified) and to be one with each other. "If ye are not one, ye are not mine." 🚨"Who proceeds from the Father and the Son" There's a gigantic problem with this phrase. No where in the Bible does it ever describe the Holy Ghost proceeding (as in manufactured) from the Son. The 6th century addition "And the Son" (filioque) caused an enormous split in the early Church and of course it lacks biblical support. 🚨"With the Father and the Son he (the Holy Ghost) is worshipped and glorified" This is purely a creedal clarification, and not supported in the Bible anywhere. 🚨"One holy catholic and apostolic Church" – Seemingly innocent, this is a post-biblical description of the church. And no such terms are found in the Bible - it's a creedal invention. These additions reflect the early church’s effort to articulate the Trinity and Christ’s nature in ways that go beyond the Bible’s narrative and epistolary [letters/epistles] style. Let me translate that. The Nicene Creed sounds NOTHING like anything in the Bible. Not one prophet or apostle, old or new sounds like the Nicene Creed. The language, the voice, the tone, the style wholly and completely departs from volumes of Bible writings. It is demonstrably manmade literature that doesn't even claim God's input. (Creed means "I believe.") This list of Nicene creedal terms are rooted in biblical ideas but shaped by 4th-century theological brawls and manmade embellishments.