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I was listening to a football player being interviewed and the commentator ask the player "When will you know you have become successful?" The athlete responded "When I have built a home for my father."
Afterwards I was thinking to myself and realized that as a believer I will also know I am a success when I have built a home for my Father.
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I love Jonathan Brentner's article "Our King Is Coming" in the “Prophecy Update Newsletter. It offers a profound perspective on Palm Sunday as a preview of Jesus' future return. Jesus' words in Matthew 23:39 promise a day when Jerusalem will truly welcome Him as Messiah.
"A saint is not someone who never sins, but one who sins less and less frequently and gets up more and more quickly."
—St. Bernard
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Thank you for opening your heart here with such tenderness and truth. I read your words slowly, feeling the weight of your story, the grief that has moved through your life, and the courage it takes to not only survive such deep loss—but to feel again after so many years of numbness. What you’ve shared is nothing short of sa…
Attachment tricks us into thinking happiness comes from outside—relationships, success, or possessions. But since nothing lasts forever, clinging creates fear, jealousy, and pain when things change. Buddhism says true peace comes from within, not from clinging. Reflect: How has attachment caused me pain? The less we cling, the more we en…
Has the Church Become a Spiritual Franchise? Church ⛪️
Interview with Dr. Mark Chironna
In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Mark Chironna explores how the modern Church has unconsciously adopted the values of Enlightenment rationalism and consumer capitalism. Drawing on George Ritzer’s “McDonaldization,” he exposes how churches have tra…
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Yes, we’ll field a team, though it’s probably fair to wonder how good of one, and it’s definitely probably safe to be concerned…
Given the seemingly solid hires by ASU, Colorado and of course ‘Furd, coupled with the current stagnation under Wilcox at Cal, last place in the P12 is definitely on the table. This team doesn’t really land big fish in the portal, so it wouldn’t be a surprise if the preseason media poll pegs the Bears in 12th.
That said, still plenty of time left to land some solid players from the portal, and if they respond to coaching, who knows…
At this point, the site should only list players who are *still* at Cal; easier to keep track.
If the new punter has an arm, let him throw a few on 4th down. Maybe the DL can go 2-way, old-school?!
Srsly, Wilcox's inability to recruit depth is comical, like greek-tragedy level. I wonder if he confers w/ Fox on who sucks worse at his job, knowing that the feckless, incompetent AD won't get rid of either one of them?
"Hey Mark, it's Justin"
- "Sup?"
"Well ya know how you've lost almost every ga…
There is not a doubt in my mind they will be tabbed for last in the conference. Pretty much every pre-season poll in the Wilcox era has correctly had them in the bottom half of the conference. The football pundits who write for these publications don't have the same unrealistic expectations for the teams as us fans. It really gets ridiculous around Spring ball time when we all start thinking this could be the break-out year based on a report some dude on the team had three one-handed grabs in a six on six shells drill.
The only hope for next year is, with our expectations the lowest they've been in a decade (maybe even lower than they were going into 2012, for some), we will somehow be pleasantly surprised by what we get.