Matt Crawford

1 minute of double plays that will have you ready to run through a brick wall after watching🥶

Home, again! Mission complete. I hope we glorified God, humanity, our families and our terrific teams a @NASA and @csa_asc. Time to share the good news!

“You got me at the end” @BenSasse with @DouthatNYT

Why in the world does Microsoft Word think I want to change the font I'm using any time I start a numbered list?

MY MAN. I love this.

Happy MLB Opening Day! Go, Braves!

He’s Alive Sung by Steve Gaines. This hits different now.

He’s right.

Excellent analysis and a strong challenge at the end. I’m grateful for our youth workers at Trinity Baptist Church who faithfully invest in the next generation. thegospelcoalition.org/article/edgelo…

Just found out my friend Bud passed on Feb 21. Christie & I were next-door neighbors with Bud & his wife Nobuko for 6 yrs in Merritt Island. Bud was like an adopted grandpa to me. He was at Pearl Harbor at the age of 16! An amazing man whom I will miss. youtu.be/vbiEEbCTLUQ?si…

Wisdom from Justice Gorsuch.

(You can see the parallels for how Christians today are to relate to the world and make God known to the world.)

service in order to reflect the character of God to the nations. In other words, through Israel, God would make himself known to the world.” - W. Ross Blackburn on the missionary heart of the book of Exodus.

“Because Israel was a nation, her holiness would be all the more apparent to other nations that were like her in other respects. What, then, did it mean that Israel was a holy nation? Simply put, Israel was set apart as a nation for the purpose of rendering priestly

How great is this news!? Press on! God is blessing the work.

The Lord's interpretation of the exodus in 19:4 is the ground of this relationship, and thus lays the foundation for the charge given to Israel in 19:5-6.”

and definition and will serve a particular purpose, which will be dealt with in 19:5-6, it bears mention that, while Israel's physical destination remains the land of Canaan, their ultimate destination is the Lord himself.

I love this from W. Ross Blackburn, commenting on Exodus 19:4-6: “Finally, the Lord brought Israel to himself. While certainly it may refer to the mountain [Sinai], thereby indicating the fulfilment of the Lord's words to Moses in 3:12, the statement ‘I brought you to myself’

No Southern Baptist should see this person as a leader. This is a godless, hateful, anti-gospel take.