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@AnthonyBetss Why do they want a RB so bad with this bad run blocking OL. Will we never learn???

Giants want Jeremiyah Love bad. They don’t think he’s going to be there. Plan B? Caleb Downs maybe a small trade down? Let’s see how the draft plays out on Wednesday. It’s going to be a great day and active day!

@JordanRaanan @mVespa1 Gross

Been saying it for months. If Jeremiyah Love is there at 5, can't see John Harbaugh and the Giants passing on the draft's top skill position player and playmaker. #Giants #NFLDraft #NotreDame

@farmingandJesus Accidentally!!! I can’t undo it!!!

WHO THE HECK SAID YES. SHOW YO FACE 🤣

@BobbySkinner_ His agent seems like a terrible person.

Focusing on things going forward -I understand why Dexter Lawrence doesn't like Joe Schoen but why would the agent not want to deal with Joe Schoen? -Chris Mara is involved in negotiations?

@rydunleavy But if we go based on Dex, Burns should be banging the table for a new contract now right?

Brian Burns at $28.2M/year is an absolute steal. Joe Schoen's best move to date is that sign/trade. Made possible by trading Leonard Williams. #Giants

@Schultz_Report Why did he sign a 5 year extension if he wasn’t happy with the terms? You can come back to the table 2 years into a deal and demand more.

The #Giants’ situation with All-Pro DT Dexter Lawrence is not in a good place and has not been for a while. While money is a big part of it, another element is that Lawrence has seen many players leave the organization over the years. He’s stayed quiet, been a good soldier, and tried to be a team guy. So when it became clear last year that he had outplayed his contract and it was time for a new deal, the organization not taking it so seriously felt like a slap in the face. That has continued this offseason. In the words of one source: “He understands what those players who were shown the door by the Giants felt.”

@rushicrypto For although they knew God, they did not honor him as God or give thanks to him, but they became futile in their thinking, and their foolish hearts were darkened. Claiming to be wise, they became fools (Romans 1:21–22, ESV)

Serious question: Did religion make people stupid, or does it work because people are stupid?

@JordanRaanan @RapSheet Could have just signed Zeitler instead of 6 guys.

Giants right guard options: Daniel Faalele Lucas Patrick Aaron Stinnie Evan Neal Josh Ezeudu Bryan Hudson

@nypostsports @NYPost_Schwartz @AdamSchein There isn’t a 1st round pick in this draft that replaces Dex.

"That is an attractive contract... I think you can get a 1st round pick for Dexter Lawrence." Giants beat writer @NYPost_Schwartz joins @AdamSchein to talk Dexter Lawrence's market Watch live NOW ➡️ trib.al/8mt2AER

@RolandGunnTN It’s a close second behind It is Well.

In Christ Alone is imo the best Christian hymn written in this millennium, but it’s still very early.

@NoTurkeyLegs @DennyBurk You’re not making the point you think you are, my friend. I’m praying the Lord opens your eyes and heart to the love of Christ. Blessings.

@WilliamWalker09 @DennyBurk See how easy it is to make your peace with scripture? Especially when it asks something of you, like your wealth? Yet you’re *very serious* about gay people and how they should live. At least be aware of your lack of authenticity.

Ryan Clark couldn't be more in error. It is wrong to play that Bible against itself, as if "Love your neighbor as yourself" (Mt. 22:3) somehow nullifies the moral norms of Scripture. It doesn't. On the contrary, the Bible says that love does not rejoice in wrongdoing but always rejoices in the truth (1 Cor. 13:6). And here's the truth: Every time the Bible mentions homosexuality, it unambiguously treats it as sin. Indeed, the apostle Paul says that those who live in unrepentant homosexual immorality will not inherit the Kingdom of God (1 Cor. 6:9-11). If your understanding of love involves giving attaboys to sinners on their way to judgment, you aren't loving them like the Bible tells you to love. It isn't loving to conceal the truth from sinners. Unless you repent, you will all likewise perish (Luke 13:3).

Selling all your possessions is not a commandment nor is it called a sin to not do so. Believers are called to give based upon the conviction in their heart: “Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.” (2 Corinthians 9:7, ESV)

@WilliamWalker09 @DennyBurk “They sold all their possessions and belongings and distributed the proceeds to all.” Acts 2:45 Have you sold your possessions? Where did you get the golf stuff in your photo? Are you living this and explaining it to others?

@ApplachiaGurl @sola_chad ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

@sola_chad Judas was regretful; Peter was repentent. Same difference between King Saul and King David. Saul was remorseful. David was humbly repentant. You can regret your way to hell or repent your way to heaven thru Christ's forgiveness.

Peter and Judas both: · Were chosen by Jesus · Were instructed by Jesus · Witnessed miracles by Jesus · Committed acts of betrayal against Jesus · Felt deep regret for their betrayal of Jesus So why did Jesus pray for Peter (Luke 22:31-32), but not Judas?

@reformedhg @NYCMayor ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

@NYCMayor Good Friday, the day Jesus Christ drank the cup of wrath to its final drop, that mercy might overflow to the undeserving. The spotless Lamb was pierced for sinners, the Righteous for the unrighteous, that all who repent and believe in Him would not perish but have eternal life.

Today, on Good Friday, we mark a day of sacrifice. Some New Yorkers will abstain from eating; others will spend hours without speaking. Faith, the Bible tells us, is belief in the things unseen. That belief is what will guide so many of our neighbors in solemn reflection and reverence. I wish all those observing Good Friday a blessed day of peace.

@StandupUSA502 @ewing_jerm47170 @Realrclark25 *ALL* have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. And the wages of sin is death. But Christ pays that debt as a gift of grace for *all who put faith in Him* Don’t you see how the most loving thing a person can do for someone else is point them towards repentance and faith?

@ewing_jerm47170 @Realrclark25 By saying they need to be saved is to say something wrong with them or they are in danger which is super hateful u less you’re a fucking moron

“If Jaden Ivey was Anthony Edwards he would still be on the team” Jaden Ivey’s release isn’t just about the consequences of free speech. It’s about the tolerance that extreme talent affords you. Had he played more than 30, 33, & 4 in the past three years his actions could be forgiven. It’s not uncommon to hear the things he said in today’s political & religious climate. He’s just not good enough to say it. It feels like he’s going through something, & I pray those close to him are there with him through this time. @Thepivot, Full video out Friday on @youtube. #ThePivot #JadenIvey #MentalHealth #FreeSpeech

Ryan, you are perverting the word love and defining it in a worldly way. Biblical love is not affirming, non-confrontational and inoffensive. It is truth and compassion. It is desiring the best possible outcome for someone else. And there is no better outcome for a human than salvation.

It’s so disappointing Jon. But it keeps happening over and over again because of the perversion around the word “love.” Ryan and others take the worldly definition of love- affirmation, nice, non-confrontational, non-offensive and then try to insert that into “love your neighbor.”

Self-professed Christian & ESPN personality Ryan Clark said Jaden Ivey spews “hateful & evil Christianity”, while using The Bible out of context to rebuke him & claims Ivey should shut his mouth about LGBTQ because the WNBA supports the cause… This is bad fruit from Clark. (🎥: @thepivot)

@NYPost_Schwartz @bigblueview Go ahead, explain why Steve isn’t there.

Giants co-owner John Mara is in Phoenix for the NFL Annual Meeting. Mara is undergoing cancer treatments and did not travel with the team for road games during the 2025 season. Co-owner Steve Tisch will not attend this meeting.

@pclod @BiblicalBeauty It’s heritical to be obedient to the Word of God? Haven’t heard that before.

@BiblicalBeauty why are you so scared of women? it’s heretical to say women can’t preach. please read the Bible in a scholarly fashion. not through a lens of fear

Jonny Ardavanis responding to the question of whether a woman can teach from the pulpit of a church under the authority of her elders on a Sunday morning: "Well, listen, the Bible either says women can preach, or they cannot...I would just encourage people, you and I are not allowed to make arbitrary decisions and say, 'You know what, we think she can teach under our authority once a month.' A woman may be preaching under the authority of her elders, but she is most definitely not preaching under the authority of the New Testament, nor the Holy Spirit who wrote it... You may be asking, 'Would I leave a church that has a woman preaching, even if under the authority of her elders?' Yes, I would. Yes, I would. I would ask the elders to reconsider their position. I would present to them Scripture. And you may be asking, 'Why? What's the consequence of this?' Well, the consequence of this is just, it's disobedience. It's in the Bible. What's the consequence? Weak churches. And when men don't lead, churches die. And when churches break down, the culture breaks down, and you're watching this in our world today. Like in the garden, when you overthrow God's design for the family and for the church, there are disastrous consequences."