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Vibe coded a mac app using @GlazeApp at @Raycast x @Vercel Builders Night (see demo in video) Shipped something I’ll actually use, met Thomas Paul Mann & Pedro Duarte irl, bumped into Guillermo Rauch, and got reminded that SF is still ridiculously dense with people building the internet!

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182,761 views • 4 months ago

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Last night at Phil Wickham’s concert at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, something happened that’s hard to put into words. The music was powerful, the voices around me were lifted, and the atmosphere was filled with genuine emotion. But what stood out most wasn’t the production or the size of the crowd—it was the hearts. For a moment, it felt like thousands of people were setting everything else aside and simply worshiping. You could see it in the faces around me. You could hear it in the voices. You could feel the emotion. For me, that was the most meaningful part of the night: being reminded that worship isn’t just something we sing—it’s something we carry in our hearts. I took this video because I wanted to remember that feeling and share a small piece of it with you. Last night, in that arena, I truly felt God’s presence. 🙏❤️ “Come, let us sing for joy to the Lord; let us shout aloud to the Rock of our salvation.” — Psalm 95:1 God is still moving. And sometimes, all we have to do is stop and recognize it. #PhilWickham #Worship #Faith #Jesus #GodIsGood

Last night at Phil Wickham’s concert at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, something happened that’s hard to put into words. The music was powerful, the voices around me were lifted, and the atmosphere was filled with genuine emotion. But what stood out most wasn’t the production or the size of the crowd—it was the hearts. For a moment, it felt like thousands of people were setting everything else aside and simply worshiping. You could see it in the faces around me. You could hear it in the voices. You could feel the emotion. For me, that was the most meaningful part of the night: being reminded that worship isn’t just something we sing—it’s something we carry in our hearts. I took this video because I wanted to remember that feeling and share a small piece of it with you. Last night, in that arena, I truly felt God’s presence. 🙏❤️ “Come, let us sing for joy to the Lord; let us shout aloud to the Rock of our salvation.” — Psalm 95:1 God is still moving. And sometimes, all we have to do is stop and recognize it. #PhilWickham #Worship #Faith #Jesus #GodIsGood

NancyH

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