Justin Batt

Rank 26 of 47

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Score 29

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4d

@TheBetterPath_ @grok create a Biblical worldview response to this list and include scripture. Make a new list with God’s truth about each area. Title it “Whatever God creates, Satan counterfeits.”

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5d

@ShawnRyanShow I broke a family cycle of dads using their son’s performance in sports to gain validation for themselves. Instead of receiving love and affirmation from my father based on my performance, I’ve flipped the cycle, modeled God as Father when Jesus was baptized (you’re my beloved son

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5d

Love is often measured by your kids as TIME. I have four kids and intentional one-on-one time has been a focus over the years. I take each of my kids on a 1-1 trip with just me at 10, 13 & 16. They pick the destination, plan the trip and it’s created lifetime memories with each

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5d

The eROI (eternal return on investment) from @DeionSanders impact on players, staff, community and culture from his unwavering faith in Jesus is the true win. How did Deion get to Colorado… if you know, you know. Power of Who @bob_beaudine

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5d

Instead of trying to be a Christian “influencer” be a Christian influence on the people God’s placed right in front of you. God called me to go deep with a few instead of trying to be known by and impact many. I’ve done stadium events, but didn’t make the impact that I’ve made

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6d

@Evautoalex Let me know how we can help promote! Love your story. See my recent post about blowing up my Land Rover… I’m in the market for an EV :)

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6d

@BreitbartNews @robbystarbuck please start going after WOKE churches in addition to the corporate sector. If these “mega churches” want to act like corporations, let’s treat them like one!

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7d

I blew up the engine in my wife and daughter’s Land Rover.
Towed it.
Mechanic confirmed it—total loss.
We need a brand new engine… to the tune of $25,000.

There are two options:
Pay the stupid tax and get bitter.
Repent of my pride and trust God to refine me to be better.

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9d

@4realdavidmoore @Dansfrenchfries @sgruber91 There are no verses in the Bible that specifically mention “climate change” as we define it today—i.e., the long-term alteration of temperature and typical weather patterns primarily due to human industrial activity and carbon emissions.

However, the Bible does speak extensively

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9d

@4realdavidmoore @Dansfrenchfries @sgruber91 1.Exodus 22:22-24

“You shall not mistreat any widow or fatherless child. If you do mistreat them, and they cry out to me, I will surely hear their cry…”

2.Deuteronomy 10:18

“He executes justice for the fatherless and the widow, and loves the sojourner, giving him food and