Following Jesus and falling into God's grace everyday alongside my wife, my kids, and my @hillschurchtx family. IG: taylorjwalling
Fort Worth, TX
Joined June 2009
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As a follower of Jesus, forgiveness isn't about excusing what someone has done to me. It's about displaying what God has done for me.
Good stuff here from my bro @ryanicoach
Let’s get serious about unity & ending the civil unrest in our country. A few suggestions from my own personal experience as a bridge builder:
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Loved being with the SVC fam!
My dude @WallingTaylor bringing the Word at SVC yesterday. Talking about what it means to be a holy priesthood. Check it out here:
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I don’t know who needs to hear this but my dude @WallingTaylor just said “empathy is not efficient” and also it’s me, I needed to hear that.
That feeling when you preach your guts out and close saying, “Let’s pray together”
but you stumble over it and actually say, “Let’s play together.”
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Christians can hold different views and still hold each other in high regard. @WallingTaylor @hillschurchtx this morning.
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Me: Late to the party, but I'm loving @seanpalmer's book Unarmed Empire. Great writing, memorable stories & helpful insights that give a Christian vision of community. All that AND some timely critiques for partisan & polarized discourse. I appreciate you, Sean.
Oof. Just got my midweek gut check.
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Police offers, the apostle Paul, God, government, and the gospel of freedom - all in the same article. This piece from @esaumccaulley is worth your time: christianitytoday.com/ct/202…
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We’ve only ever seen NBA players boycott a game ONCE. It was an exhibition game in 1961 and Bill Russell with a handful of other Celtics sat out in protest of racial injustice.. the fact we are still doing this 50 years later for the SAME THING should be incredibly telling.
I love watching basketball, and I’m really impressed by these players. They are leveraging their influence in a sacrificial way. I pray their influence has a positive impact up to owners and out to viewers.
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Watching Kenny Smith walk off set was stirring. I respect and appreciate his vulnerability in this moment. nitter.gq/BleacherReport/status/…
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