Thomas Rummel

What other movies would you add?

@StanleyRoberts @Safeway

I made the mistake of forgetting to pack my toothpaste, so I stopped at @Safeway on Branham Lane off highway 85 in San Jose. 👀

Lock him up and throw away the key! 🔒

@JoshuaBarzon “Dressed in His righteousness alone, Faultless to stand before the throne. On Christ the Solid Rock I stand, All other ground is sinking sand, All other ground is sinking sand.”

Christian identity is not achieved but received. In the economy of grace, our identity is anchored in the person of Christ rather than our personal performance or history. To be "in Christ" means your standing before the Father is as secure as the Son's own righteousness.

@BoyMomStacy @BillMelugin_ It’s the new Britain…

@BillMelugin_ They sure don't sound British to me .

NEW: Border Patrol caught & arrested four British nationals entering the US illegally in a remote part of Maine after crossing from Canada. Their names: Ali Mohammed Ali Abdullah, Hameed Mohammed Nagi, Ibrahim Ayyub Khan, and Mohammed Sultan Saleh. robinsonreport.substack.com/p/four-british…

@innoutburger_ Well, that, and the fact that baby has 3 legs.🤔

Why is the father not buying In-N-Out for the family?

@LloydLegalist Pair it with this offer and you've got yourself quite a bargain!

What’s the most iconic photo of World War II that isn’t this one?

@NavalInstitute I don’t know…Beaver might not be a bad name for a warship.

Today is International Beaver Day. In 1998, Royal Navy sailors wrote a letter to Navy News to complain that HMS Beaver and other warships named for "fluffy animals" were bad for morale. The sailors believed that "inoffensive, soft and cuddly and occasionally downright dull" names prevented them from making a strong impression on other nations. #InternationalBeaverDay

@FAFO_TV I once read something to the effect of, “Wisdom comes from good judgment. Good judgment comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgment.” That little guy just learned that lesson.😅

@traciparker01 @piersmorgan 💯🎯

@piersmorgan You know what demeans the office, Piers? Topless trans on the WH lawn on Easter Videotaping sexcapades on the senate floor Cocaine in the WH Censoring Americans Calling Americans garbage

Come off it, Joey… would you have said the same if Obama or Biden had posted something like that? President Trump can make his points without descending to foul-mouthed trash-talking that demeans the office.

@mkhammer Wow. That's profound and beautiful and just stunningly real. What a testimony! Thank you for sharing this. What a wondrous God we serve!

I took this picture on April 5, 2015, the last time my birthday fell on Easter. It was not a great day for me. I fought back tears at church, and not in the overwhelmed-by God's-great-mercy way. Little did I know at the time, my year was going to take much worse turns. But I was newly pregnant with my second child, and though very sick and feeling pretty sorry for myself that Easter morning, I knew I was blessed with this new life and a Savior who loves me. I took this photo because it was a reminder of new life and bread of life, and the light of the world. Later that year, I would lose my husband while 7 months pregnant. He died in September. My daughter was born in November. A lot of people wonder, and have asked me, how does one keep her faith through those dark days. I always wondered, how could I have made it through without it? I was angry and scared and so, so thankful I had met Jesus before that moment. I met Him while reading one of those 90s teen study bibles with neon graphics, in my childhood bedroom. In my sad, grey adult bedroom, I woke up panicking in the night, but He was always with me. I prayed Jeremiah 29:11 to calm myself down: "'For I know the plans I have for you,' declares the Lord. 'Plans to prosper you and not to harm you. Plans to give you hope and a future.'" I prayed it even though I didn't really believe it at the time. It's not that Jesus solved all my problems in this fallen world or fixed my immediate pain right up. But I was in it with Him and with His promises. And he put the kind of brother in my life who would move in with me to help raise the kids for six months. He put parents in my life who showed up every weekend. He put a neighbor in my life who mowed my lawn every week and another who was a SEAL wife and understood grief like few do, and a best friend who could work out my paperwork (death is so much paperwork) when I couldn't. "God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks to us in our conscience, but shouts to us in our pain: it is His megaphone to rouse a deaf world," C.S. Lewis writes in "The Problem of Pain." I learned a lot while I was being shouted at. I think about Jeremiah 29:11 and 11 years ago today. I think about how my little girl who was not yet born then baked my birthday cake today. I think about how she has three siblings now and the most amazing dad— I remarried in 2020 and he adopted the girls. He took all four of our kids to the store to pick out something for my birthday and then let them each choose a walkout song on the karaoke machine as he gave them a Bruce Buffer announcement call when they came down the stairs to present them to me. I think about how they've gained grandparents and cousins and love and faith. (Our first holiday with Steve's family was Easter, and I took it as a good sign.) I pray they've watched our lives and gained trust in their Lord. I think about how my patience was tested by them several times today, as the patience of a parent always is, and how infinite my Father in heaven's patience for me must be. I think about how much I love each of them, and how much my heart grew when each was born just to fit it all in, and how much greater still is my Father's love for me. I think about how much I have to learn and how my faith is still not as mature as it should be at this point (occasionally illustrated on this app). Today in the car, my kids requested "No Fear" by @jonreddick , "Your Way's Better," by @forestfrank , and "Jesus Is Alive, It's a Happy Day" — that one came with sign language by the 3- and 4-year-old, which I recommend for making your heart soar on a Sunday. They listen to secular music, too, but those are their favorites. One time, reading the Christmas story with my kids, I read "Do not be afraid, for behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy which will be to all people," and my eldest (about 5 at the time) said, "Mom, the angel always says that!" She's right, the angel always says that! It is so hard not to be afraid, but we have a Good Shepherd. Our lives were touched by death, but He has conquered it. My kids like new worship songs, but I love the classics, and today as on every Easter, I sang "Blessed Assurance," because Jesus is mine. And in the darkest times, He is new life and bread of life, and the light of the world. I am remembering to rejoice in that every day.

@MatthewLeGod @LeeStrobel Go to YouTube and watch the recent Shawn Ryan Show episode with Dr. Jeremiah Johnston. It’s great on this topic. (Also, take Mr. Strobel up on his offer to send you his book.)

@LeeStrobel Please provide some non circular fallacy evidence for the resurrection? For it to be non circular it would need to be non Biblical. Because the Bible is the claim and using the claim to justify the claim is a circular fallacy!

Jeff Foxworthy: "I started leading a Bible study with a group of homeless men. I asked a simple question… 'What is the Bible?' One man’s answer turned into a story I’ll never forget." POWERFUL. REPOST this absolutely EVERYWHERE. #thinblueline #lawenforcement

@DarwinAwards_ Skipped like a stone…

@AgathaChocolats “Tell me, why are you hare?”🤔

In six words or fewer, write a story about this photo. #sixwordstory #WritingCommunity

@Super70sSports From the old show “The Onedin Line.” m.youtube.com/watch?v=yTWK-e…

Name a great television theme song. I’ll start:

@GrammarUpdates I’m retired, so I’ve fortunately forsworn forswunke.

What “forswunke” means, and why it still feels vivid

@USFWS Saw this one recently near the Arkansas River in Southern Colorado. She was kind enough to just stand and pose for a picture.

Reminder that these are the real life-size ears of a mule deer. Carry on.

@MilHistNow Ah, yes…the EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle. It was coveted by our allies and feared by our enemies.

On this day in 1981, the U.S. Army unveils the EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle. Modelled on the 1976 GMC 26 Palm Beach line of motorhomes, it's fully equipped with machine guns, flame throwers and rocket launchers, along with a state of the art communications and navigation suite.