Tim McNatt

@Brcremer That is a strange analogy. You don’t hand a gun to a child. Nor do you give a child books about certain things. And the 10 commandments won’t hurt anyone. Hope your sermons are better than your tweets.

Best lunch prayer ever! 🙏

This is not where most Americans are and must be rejected

AN INCH AWAY FROM ETERNITY The shooting yesterday was a shock to so many…including me. We need to be praying for @realDonaldTrump as well as the other victims and their families. But one truth is often overlooked when tragedies like this happen. It’s this: You and I are always an inch away from eternity. There’s a picture circulating on the internet where you can see the bullet and its trace as it whizzed by Donald Trump’s head. It barely missed penetrating his skull. One inch closer could have been the difference between a flesh wound and a death wound. In the same way you and I are always an inch away from death, probably not from a bullet, but from a prognosis, a heart attack, a car accident, etc. Having officiated funerals throughout the last 40 years, including my grandfather’s at the age of 15, I can tell you that many times a person’s death is sudden and unexpected. I’ve officiated a funeral for a 16 year old girl whose skull was crushed by a tree that was cut down by some teenagers goofing off in the mountains. If that tree would have fallen an inch or two in a different direction she may of still been alive today. I’ve buried car accident victims who may have lived if the drivers had just turned the steering wheel an inch in a different direction in time. Death often comes suddenly, tragically and unexpectedly. It’s during times like this that our mortality awareness index heightens. It’s at times like this that the BIGGEST question of life should bubble to the top of our minds, “What happens after you die?” Jesus made it clear that one of two things take place after death, “Truly, truly, I say to you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life. He does not come into judgment, but has passed from death to life” John 5:24. Put succinctly, when you die you will either go to heaven or hell. So the big question I have for you is this, do you KNOW you are going to heaven after you die? I do, and it’s not because I’m a good person. I’m a sinner. If you don’t believe me ask my friends and family. But here’s how I know I’m going to heaven. I’ll share this message in an acrostic form that spells out the GOSPEL message: God created us to be with him (Genesis 1:27.) Our sins separate us from God (Romans 3:23; 6:23.) Sins cannot be removed by good deeds (Ephesians 2:8,9.) Paying the price for sin Jesus died and rose again (1 Corinthians 15:3,4.) Everyone who trusts in him alone has eternal life (John 3:16.) Life with Jesus starts now and lasts forever (John 19:28.) I encourage you to look those verses up in the Bible and see what God’s Word says for yourself. If you have never seen yourself as a sinner in need of a Savior, then put your faith in Jesus right now based on his death in your place for your sin. The moment you transfer your trust to Jesus to save you, you receive the FREE gift of eternal life and you, like me, can be sure that you will go to heaven when you die (1 John 5:13.) Why is this crucially important? Because all of us are an inch away from eternity. Where will you spend it? My prayer is that God will use the tragedy that took place yesterday as a spiritual wake up call to millions of Americans as to the brevity of life, surety of death and urgency of salvation. My prayer is that it is a wake up call for you. #TrumpAssasinationAttempt

@TerriGreenUSA It is amazing how critical Christians can be of each other.

Ben Mandrell who leads Lifeway Christian Resources goes to larger churches to garner votes of the messengers. He’s not going to some small church in middle America where the pastor serves their congregation without a spotlight on it. Here Mandrell was at Robby Gallaty’s church.

@Kara_Richey Be unexpected…

Finish this CavenaughCars.com sentence with us on the #WDRZ. A win over Memphis would ______________________.

@KAMO_A_Train @KAMOkonnects @AlyssaMoore_12 @Farzad_Farokhi 💪👏🏻

Let’s hear it for the #1 team in the West Region for Q2 2023 A-TRAIN!!! @KAMOkonnects @AlyssaMoore_12 @Farzad_Farokhi

The Twitter/TikTok generation should take heed of Proverbs 12:16. “The vexation of a fool is known at once, but the prudent ignores an insult.” People naturally want to talk about the things that make them angry. An insult. A betrayal. An injustice. An evil. They quickly vent their frustrations online and others will cheer them on in agreement. This is foolish. Anger can make you irrational and impulsive. Social media rewards our foolish impulses in all the worst ways. If you’re angry or upset about something, don’t vent about it online. Everything you say on the internet is instantaneous, global, and permanent. There’s nothing good that will come of it, but plenty of bad things that can come of it.“An evil man is ensnared by the transgression of his lips” (V13). Proverbs urges discretion. Don’t be rash with your words (V18). The “heart of fools proclaims folly” (V23). Ignore the insult (V16). There are times to speak out about evil in the world, even on social media. But not as a self-serving emotional release. There are many pitfalls. “A prudent man conceals knowledge, but the heart of fools proclaims folly” (V23). In Proverbs, fools just talk-talk-talk all the time, venting their hot takes, contradicting themselves, lying, slandering, and confidently asserting nonsense. “The way of a fool is right in his own eyes” (V15). The wise pick their moments. They hold their tongues (or their thumbs), and speak when it is wise to do so. They “conceal knowledge.” They see things and know what’s going on, but don’t weigh in on everything. But in the right time, they’ll speak up and make a meaningful contribution. “Truthful lips endure forever, but a lying tongue is but for a moment” (V19).

Can’t begin to express how proud I am of this moment in our Company. @HardawayJoshua I am so proud!

@megandanielle @AmericanIdol Wife and I love your stand for the Lord. Wife says you need to sing “I Will Carry You” by Ellie Holcomb. You would KILL IT! Keep up the great work!

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Loved seeing the EMPTY tomb in Israel. Regardless if “this” is the one or not—-He is Risen!

@CoachWimbo Love the 1-3-1. Of course now that you have that RING…you are a better coach. 👀😂😂😂

I’ve caught some heat over our 1-3-1 the last few years. No one really wanted to look at it or break down the numbers, just critique it when we lost our last game; 23-6, 24-6, 20-7, 21-10 & 31-5; 3 conf & 3 District titles, the 1st state title in 61 years. Some of the keys:

Indeed…

GAME DAY‼ 🆓 admission to those who bring donated supplies for Wynne tornado relief today. 🆚 Troy 🕕 6 PM 📍 Jonesboro 🏟 The Tom 📺 es.pn/43cj3vN 📊 statb.us/b/442312 📻 bit.ly/3Ellhys #WolvesUp🐺 x #ITT

@girdley It really depends on how he prepared and developed his team. “IF” he did his job and prepared them properly—-then no change. “IF” however he did not and the business centered around him—-then it deteriorated.

We had a vendor once. Ran by a great, experience owner-operator CEO. He turned 64. Moved to rural Colorado. Started “running things remotely” from his new house in the mountains. (According to what they told us.) What do you think happened next?

@CoachWimbo @ETTaylor79 So glad to see the success and recognition. Most of coaching goes unnoticed—-yet I recall those little things from years ago that, although they didn’t result in state championships or Coach of the Year articles, impacted you men in their formative years. Great job Coach!

Thank you, Kevin. @ETTaylor79 thank you and the staff as well. I was lucky to have a group that loved playing the game, I just got really good seats and tried not to screw them up. 😜😜

@CoachWimbo @SenDaveWallace Are there statistics that show the bigger the school the better the education? I don’t see that at the college and university level…

IF THIS EDUCATION BILL PASSES, MANY SMALL SCHOOLS WILL NOT SURVIVE. They can’t afford $50,000. The fair dismissal act, out. @SenDaveWallace PLEASE HELP. Teachers need a raise but this is ridiculous. Not a small school in Arkansas can afford that.

I have watched this guy grow as a leader. But…THIS…stopping the meeting he was leading to HELP this lady pick up lunch dishes. THIS is what makes him GREAT! #serve @HardawayJoshua @ApexATT

My great privilege to hang out with some of our our BEST of the BEST contest winners today as they enjoy their beach trips. I am reminded again how blessed our company is to have such caring and talented leaders. They make a difference every day. @ApexATT @KAMOkonnects