I had the chance to watch Turning Point USA’s halftime show, and I’ve got to be honest — it truly moved me.

The rendition of “’Til You Can’t” was powerful on its own, but when they added the verse about Jesus Christ and His glory… that’s when it hit me. It brought a tear to my eye. In that moment, it wasn’t just a performance — it was a reminder.

A reminder that faith is still alive.

A reminder that His name is still being lifted up.

A reminder that no matter what’s going on in the world, Jesus is still moving in the hearts of people today.

It’s a beautiful thing to see His presence woven into moments like that — bold, unashamed, and full of truth.

That was an amazing show! Who else thinks they should do one each year?

Here is the link to watch it live tonight. 8pm EST (7:00pm CST).

https://www.facebook.com/share/1N9PF7BSCH/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Just wanted to share with you all a small prayer that was answered recently.

A little bit of a backstory: my brother passed away in March of 2023 unexpectedly at 26 years old. It was the hardest loss my family has experienced and I am so thankful that we had/have Jesus to help carry us through the grief.

The day after my brother passed away, I had a dream of him waving at me saying “I love you” and I took that as a sign from God that He had him in his arms.

I just recently was having a very hard time and prayed that the Lord would let me see my brother one more time and let me hear his voice. Two nights later my prayers were answered 🙏 I had another dream of my brother for the first time in almost 3 years and I was able…

I didn't realize the phrase "The fear of the Lord, that is wisdom" is from Job 28:28. I'd thought the first appearance was much later in the Proverbs.

I remember it from Proverbs 1:7 "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge"

I'm curious if the phrase appears somewhere in the mosaic law as well.

I think the book of Job is a good place to consider the "fear of the Lord". God's power over creation is incredible! He makes plans without asking our permission and he puts us through trials without telling us why - except to say it is for our sanctification. He judges evil. All these themes are on repeat throughout the book of Job.

I’m loving the readings ☺️. I’ve been listening to them on the podcast app ❤️

I mowed lol 4 days fo reading I am done with all it now