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•Homosexuality is sin, not love
•Transgenderism is deceit, not truth
•Abortion is murder, not medicine
•The Bible is truth, not myth
•Jesus Christ is the only way to heaven, not your good works
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4 harsh truths about spiritual maturity nobody talks about:
It means apologizing even when the other person was mostly wrong.
It means outgrowing friends you used to sin with, even if it leaves you lonely for a season.
It means accepting "no" from God without losing your reverence for Him.
It means choosing quiet peace over winning public arguments.
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🚨 A MESSAGE TO CHRISTIANS FROM PASTOR @howertonjosh:
"You need to decide in your heart that you will NEVER apologize for something God says in His word."
We are not embarrassed of His Word, even if we're talking about "controversial" things like Islam.
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Coach Meyer on shot selection:
1st bad shot = bad shot
2nd bad shot = bad player
3rd bad shot = bad coach
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PJ Fleck shares what true leadership looks like.
"When you're infectious and guys want to be like you and then they react to what you want them to do - that's the sign of true leadership."
"When you get people to do extraordinary things."
Leadership isn't a title - it's influence.
Great leaders bring consistent energy, belief, and selflessness to their teams.
They make people want to follow - not because they have to, but because they want to.
I remember when my high school basketball coach did this results spoke for themselves
🚨 NO PHONES. BEST LITTLE LEAGUE SEASON IN 63 YEARS.
A Long Island Little League team locked the kids’ phones away five hours before every game.
Result? Their best season in over six decades.
The assistant coach said it simply: when the apps and distractions disappear, the kids actually talk to each other, focus on the game, and get locked in.
The kids love it.
Structure works.
Focus works.
Phones don’t. Maybe the rest of the country should take notes.
Well done WVSOM Board members
WVSOM's Class of 2030 includes the largest number of West Virginia residents in the school’s history, with 79 students in its 210-member class who call the Mountain State their home.
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