
Sovey
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Another reason I’ll never be a trick rider: I don’t do direct deposit with a horse’s colon.
Sovey561,636 views • 1 year ago

I was gone for two weeks and liberals decided the only way to stop President Trump was to send aliens from deep space. It won’t work. He’ll take them golfing, hand them a Make Space Great Again hat and close a rare earth mineral deal by the 4th hole. 🇺🇸👽 Good morning!
Sovey35,725 views • 7 months ago

Question: Should pilots be required to blow into a breathalyzer before every flight? This pilot? Arrested for showing up drunk to fly a commercial airliner. That’s not just against policy, it’s a federal crime. Right now in the U.S., the law says: • Pilots can’t fly with a blood alcohol level of 0.04% or higher (half the driving limit). • They must follow the “8 hours bottle to throttle” rule. • They’re subject to random alcohol and drug testing, plus mandatory testing after accidents or if there’s suspicion. What we don’t have is a system where every pilot tests before they go. Some countries require it. Should we?
Sovey41,011 views • 9 months ago

Being a Christian is hard. It always has been. And it’s supposed to be. Faith requires courage. It requires grit. It means being mocked for what you believe. It means “smart people” sneering because they think you’re naive, or weak, or too blind to “figure it out.” For most of my life, I felt like my faith wasn’t welcome. I stayed quiet in school. I shied away from talking about it at work. I didn’t want to be ridiculed. I didn’t want to be punished. And too often, I kept my mouth shut. I listened to Charlie Kirk for hundreds of hours. I’ve been contributing to Turning Point for years. Because Charlie inspired me, not just with what he said, but with how he lived. He boldly declared his faith anywhere, anytime, with no hesitation. I was in awe. There are certain people you meet where you just know: Jesus is working through them. Charlie was one of those people. That’s why his death leveled me. But now, slowly, I’m beginning to see. This moment is not just about grief. It’s about renewal. It’s about bringing Christ back into our daily lives. It’s about bringing Christ back to this country. And I need to say this: Erica Kirk forgiving Charlie’s assassin is one of the greatest acts of faith I have ever witnessed. That takes more strength, more courage, and more trust in God than any critic mocking a Christian for their beliefs. I am so proud of her. That is the revival Charlie pointed us toward. And now it’s our turn to live it boldly, courageously, and without fear.
Sovey24,746 views • 8 months ago

Free advice, if you’re not Chinese, don’t get Chinese tattoos. Or do. It makes for funny videos.
Sovey16,376 views • 6 months ago
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