John Vezmar

Trust the process.

New Morrissey single on 🔂.

“Let’s hope it’s a good one, without any fear.”

@SecScottBessent Tell me @danacarvey wouldn’t play this man perfectly on SNL?

Thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill, every American child born over the next three years will receive a government investment account that grows in the stock market. When these young Americans turn 18, they will be able to access this account, learning the power of compounding returns and building real financial literacy along the way.

“But freedom is just another word When you’ve no one left to hurt.” -Spiritualized

@JonnyRoot_ You and I had the pleasure of meeting a couple years back on a video shoot. Out of all the “influencers” I met during that short and regrettable time, you’re the only one whose take on these remarks from Trump I was interested in hearing. Thank you for this. Keep on keeping on.

1. It’s true, nothing we do can get us to heaven. Salvation is a gift so no man may boast. (Ephesians 2:8-9) 2. Trump clearly isn’t a Christian and doesn’t understand the Gospel. 3. If only Trump had a legitimate pastor running the White House Faith Office, instead of heretic and charlatan, Paula White, maybe he’d understand salvation & The Gospel…

Christ’s resurrection teaches us that no story is ever so marked by disappointment or sin that it cannot be visited by hope. No fall is definitive, no night is eternal, no wound is destined to bleed forever. However distant, lost or unworthy we may feel, there is no distance that can extinguish the power of God’s love. #GeneralAudience

“I live my life in the city, And there’s no easy way out.”

We live as if life were never enough. We rush to produce, to prove ourselves, to keep up. But the Gospel teaches us that knowing how to stop is an act of trust that we must learn to perform. Life does not always depend on what we do, but also in knowing how to let go of what we have been able to do. #GeneralAudience

“These days, we live life one shock at a time.” -Morrissey

I’m not sure what stars aligned and what fate would have it that my favorite band of all time Oasis would do the impossible and reunite —after breaking up on this very same date almost 20 years ago— and perform near me in Chicago just days before the twilight of my 30s fades away. I am overwhelmed tonight at the biblical, celestial, majestical, and emotional conclusion of whatever stage of life this is for me. Surely, this is the peak, though, and it’s all downhill from here. Live forever.

Biblical.

I’ve followed the Englishman @Nero for years, and he’s never mentioned Oasis. Why? I think about this too often.

#Oasis Biblical. Come on! As you were.

@oasis “Just try not to worry, you’ll see them someday.”

The New Testament does not conceal the errors, conflicts and sins of those whom we venerate as the greatest Apostles. Their greatness was shaped by forgiveness. The risen Lord reached out to them more than once, to put them back on the right path. Jesus never calls just one time.

All these F1 movie notifications from Apple is the equivalent of when they put that U2 album on everyone’s iTunes back in the day no one asked for.

The greatest to ever do it last night at Radio City Music Hall in NYC. Even @rickygervais himself might agree that it was, as they say, biblical.