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𝐑𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐧 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐞𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐠𝐞𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐌𝐚𝐣𝐨𝐫 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐫𝐩𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐥𝐞𝐧 𝐕𝐚𝐥𝐨𝐫 | 𝐄𝐩. 𝟐𝟗𝟑 Ryan Kuperus is a retired Marine Gunnery Sergeant with 17+ years in infantry, recon, and Force Recon. Medically retired after multiple combat deployments, a Bronze Star with V, Purple Heart, and enough kinetic... stories to fill a book. From leading teams in Now Zad to pulling his own guys out of multiple IED strikes, this one gets raw fast. We talk leadership failures in combat, hunting, ibogaine, and why the system chews up warriors. 𝐑𝐲𝐚𝐧 𝐊𝐮𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐮𝐬 | 𝐌𝐢𝐤𝐞 𝐃𝐫𝐨𝐩 𝟐𝟗𝟑 𝐡𝐭𝐭𝐩𝐬://𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐮.𝐛𝐞/𝐰𝟓𝐩𝐬_𝟑𝐄-𝐤𝐚𝐄show more

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King David: A Man After Gods Own Heart Davids own words in Psalm 139 beautifully capture the heart of his relationship with God: “You have searched me Lord and you know me. Where can I go from your Spirit? You know when I sit and when I rise…search me O God and know my heart….see if there is any offensive way in me and lead me in the everlasting way.” This entire Psalm paints a vivid picture of a man who lived in complete openness before God. David believed in the Lord w all his heart. He trusted that God knew him intimately….his thoughts, his ways, his every step and that nothing could separate him from the Fathers presence. This unshakeable faith carried him thru battles….against giants, years on the run and the weight of leading a nation. Scripture doesnt sugarcoat his life as he was far from perfect. There was blood on his hands and scandals he tried to cover up…..heartbreaking moral failures. But here is what makes Davids story so powerful and deeply relatable…in every moment of faith and failure he always returned to the Lord. He repented. He worshipped. He poured out his heart in raw honesty thru the Psalms. That is why Scripture calls him “a man after Gods own heart” (1 Sam 13:14). Not because he was flawless but because his heart was fully surrendered to God. This is what makes us feel so connected to David….not as a distant biblical hero but as a real person whose story mirrors our own. Like him we all have highs and lows, victories and stumbles. Yet David shows us that what matters most is a heart that keeps turning back to God in faith, humility and love. Davids life stirs us to always return to the Lord no matter what and to trust Him with all our heart, mind and soul. God longs for the same kind of intimate relationship that made David a man after Gods own heart….one of worship that flows from a fully surrendered heart. As Jesus said to the woman at the well “the hour is coming and is now here when the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth, for the Father is seeking such people to worship him” (John 4:23). David lived this reality centuries earlier. His raw, honest Psalms were worship in spirit and truth….nothing hidden, everything offered. The Father is still seeking worshipers just like him today.

King David: A Man After Gods Own Heart Davids own words in Psalm 139 beautifully capture the heart of his relationship with God: “You have searched me Lord and you know me. Where can I go from your Spirit? You know when I sit and when I rise…search me O God and know my heart….see if there is any offensive way in me and lead me in the everlasting way.” This entire Psalm paints a vivid picture of a man who lived in complete openness before God. David believed in the Lord w all his heart. He trusted that God knew him intimately….his thoughts, his ways, his every step and that nothing could separate him from the Fathers presence. This unshakeable faith carried him thru battles….against giants, years on the run and the weight of leading a nation. Scripture doesnt sugarcoat his life as he was far from perfect. There was blood on his hands and scandals he tried to cover up…..heartbreaking moral failures. But here is what makes Davids story so powerful and deeply relatable…in every moment of faith and failure he always returned to the Lord. He repented. He worshipped. He poured out his heart in raw honesty thru the Psalms. That is why Scripture calls him “a man after Gods own heart” (1 Sam 13:14). Not because he was flawless but because his heart was fully surrendered to God. This is what makes us feel so connected to David….not as a distant biblical hero but as a real person whose story mirrors our own. Like him we all have highs and lows, victories and stumbles. Yet David shows us that what matters most is a heart that keeps turning back to God in faith, humility and love. Davids life stirs us to always return to the Lord no matter what and to trust Him with all our heart, mind and soul. God longs for the same kind of intimate relationship that made David a man after Gods own heart….one of worship that flows from a fully surrendered heart. As Jesus said to the woman at the well “the hour is coming and is now here when the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth, for the Father is seeking such people to worship him” (John 4:23). David lived this reality centuries earlier. His raw, honest Psalms were worship in spirit and truth….nothing hidden, everything offered. The Father is still seeking worshipers just like him today.

Lion of Judah

11,568 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

“I didn’t hit a rock bottom. I just got tired of digging…Tired of digging myself out of messes.” Lane Kiffin A football Friday show with the fellas! We are sitting down with one of College Football’s most polarizing figures, a man stemming from a legendary lineage of Coaching whose storied career is full of his own highs and lows - Ole Miss Football Lane Kiffin. In this unfiltered conversation, the guys get into the complexities of coaching, leadership, sacrifice, inner struggles leading to personal growth and what really went on with some infamous Lane Kiffin moments. From navigating the new college landscape to future of NFL draft prospect QB Jaxson Dart to balancing family and football to sharing classic Monte Kiffin memories, Coach opens up in a deeply personal and vulnerable way with Ryan Clark Channing Crowder Fred Taylor Tap in now on YouTube or listen on any audio platform out now #football #college #coach #nfl #nfldraft #pivot #podcast #sports #olemiss

“I didn’t hit a rock bottom. I just got tired of digging…Tired of digging myself out of messes.” Lane Kiffin A football Friday show with the fellas! We are sitting down with one of College Football’s most polarizing figures, a man stemming from a legendary lineage of Coaching whose storied career is full of his own highs and lows - Ole Miss Football Lane Kiffin. In this unfiltered conversation, the guys get into the complexities of coaching, leadership, sacrifice, inner struggles leading to personal growth and what really went on with some infamous Lane Kiffin moments. From navigating the new college landscape to future of NFL draft prospect QB Jaxson Dart to balancing family and football to sharing classic Monte Kiffin memories, Coach opens up in a deeply personal and vulnerable way with Ryan Clark Channing Crowder Fred Taylor Tap in now on YouTube or listen on any audio platform out now #football #college #coach #nfl #nfldraft #pivot #podcast #sports #olemiss

Pivot Podcast

474,696 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

🚨BREAKING: Shawn Bryan, a USMC Combat Veteran and NM State Captain for Vets for Freedom, made a statement about Pete Hegseth and his leadership. Make sure you repost this so everyone sees the truth from a first-hand account. "My name is Shawn Bryan. I served as the captain for New Mexico's Vets for Freedom under the leadership of Pete Hegseth." "As a Marine, it was always an honor for me to represent our warriors and to follow Pete's leadership. I even followed his leadership all the way to Iraq to observe the surge. As we were there, his bravery and character were just amazing." "To watch him interact. From generals to lower enlisted Marine soldier sailors, he wanted to talk to anybody he could get in front of as we came home." "His interactions with the Gold Star families and the true love that he had for not just the warriors, but for the families who had given the sacrifices really affected me. And over the years, Pete has always been there. No matter what was going on." "If there was a warrior, somebody that was down, Pete's always been that true American patriot that wants to be there and support however he can. And I, for one, would be honored to know that he became the Secretary of Defense. Thank you."

🚨BREAKING: Shawn Bryan, a USMC Combat Veteran and NM State Captain for Vets for Freedom, made a statement about Pete Hegseth and his leadership. Make sure you repost this so everyone sees the truth from a first-hand account. "My name is Shawn Bryan. I served as the captain for New Mexico's Vets for Freedom under the leadership of Pete Hegseth." "As a Marine, it was always an honor for me to represent our warriors and to follow Pete's leadership. I even followed his leadership all the way to Iraq to observe the surge. As we were there, his bravery and character were just amazing." "To watch him interact. From generals to lower enlisted Marine soldier sailors, he wanted to talk to anybody he could get in front of as we came home." "His interactions with the Gold Star families and the true love that he had for not just the warriors, but for the families who had given the sacrifices really affected me. And over the years, Pete has always been there. No matter what was going on." "If there was a warrior, somebody that was down, Pete's always been that true American patriot that wants to be there and support however he can. And I, for one, would be honored to know that he became the Secretary of Defense. Thank you."

Gunther Eagleman™

696,507 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Today’s episode is titled “A Message For Men”. I sit down with my friend Todd Peterson to unpack some of the most meaningful conversations we have had over the years about faith, leadership, marriage, and the hidden risks that come with success. We talk candidly about why so many men fall at the peak of their influence and how isolation, pride, and lack of accountability quietly take hold. Todd shares hard-earned perspective from his own life, including lessons from his NFL career, his walk with Jesus, and decades of mentoring men through seasons of growth and unraveling. This conversation is deeply personal, reflective, and grounded in the practical realities of what it means to live with humility, conviction, and purpose. We discuss: - Why isolation and unchecked success often lead great men to fall - The role of humility, confession, and accountability in long-term leadership - How marriage and trusted relationships shape a man’s character and decisions - The difference between being saved and actively walking in the Spirit - Why meaningful impact is always built through collaboration, not independence This episode is for anyone wrestling with ambition, faith, leadership, or the desire to build a life that holds up over time. Todd Peterson is the interim CEO and Chairman Emeritus of Seed Company, a world leader in accelerated Scripture translation. Seed Company has partnered with more than 900 other agencies to cumulatively impact more than 1,100 language groups over the last 20 years. Peterson was drafted in 1993 by the NY Giants, leading to a 13-year career in the NFL where he also played for Seattle, Kansas City, San Francisco and Atlanta. He set a number of team records and two NFL records – one of which is since broken (most 40-plus-yard field goals in a season). He was named NFL True Value Man of the Year for the Seahawks in 1996 and twice received the NFL Players Association Byron “Whizzer” White award for excellence in character and leadership on his teams. He was twice nominated for the NFL’s Bart Starr Award. Peterson retired in 2006 as one of only 34 players to score over 1,000 points. He is the only player in NFL history to make game-winning field goals for five or more different teams. 4:04 - Why great men “fall” 08:51 - Success-induced isolation 14:42 - Sin 21:50 - Salvation 24:01 - A day in Todd’s life 31:00 - Living in a biblically illiterate world 36:22 - The importance of marriage 50:27 - Having a close group of men in your life 56:01 - Having a relationship with Jesus is hard 1:09:40 - Undeserved favor

Today’s episode is titled “A Message For Men”. I sit down with my friend Todd Peterson to unpack some of the most meaningful conversations we have had over the years about faith, leadership, marriage, and the hidden risks that come with success. We talk candidly about why so many men fall at the peak of their influence and how isolation, pride, and lack of accountability quietly take hold. Todd shares hard-earned perspective from his own life, including lessons from his NFL career, his walk with Jesus, and decades of mentoring men through seasons of growth and unraveling. This conversation is deeply personal, reflective, and grounded in the practical realities of what it means to live with humility, conviction, and purpose. We discuss: - Why isolation and unchecked success often lead great men to fall - The role of humility, confession, and accountability in long-term leadership - How marriage and trusted relationships shape a man’s character and decisions - The difference between being saved and actively walking in the Spirit - Why meaningful impact is always built through collaboration, not independence This episode is for anyone wrestling with ambition, faith, leadership, or the desire to build a life that holds up over time. Todd Peterson is the interim CEO and Chairman Emeritus of Seed Company, a world leader in accelerated Scripture translation. Seed Company has partnered with more than 900 other agencies to cumulatively impact more than 1,100 language groups over the last 20 years. Peterson was drafted in 1993 by the NY Giants, leading to a 13-year career in the NFL where he also played for Seattle, Kansas City, San Francisco and Atlanta. He set a number of team records and two NFL records – one of which is since broken (most 40-plus-yard field goals in a season). He was named NFL True Value Man of the Year for the Seahawks in 1996 and twice received the NFL Players Association Byron “Whizzer” White award for excellence in character and leadership on his teams. He was twice nominated for the NFL’s Bart Starr Award. Peterson retired in 2006 as one of only 34 players to score over 1,000 points. He is the only player in NFL history to make game-winning field goals for five or more different teams. 4:04 - Why great men “fall” 08:51 - Success-induced isolation 14:42 - Sin 21:50 - Salvation 24:01 - A day in Todd’s life 31:00 - Living in a biblically illiterate world 36:22 - The importance of marriage 50:27 - Having a close group of men in your life 56:01 - Having a relationship with Jesus is hard 1:09:40 - Undeserved favor

Chris Powers

29,918 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Full episode now on X: My conversation with Gavin Baker, founder and CIO of Atreides Management and one of the sharpest technology investors of the last 25 years, is out now. I sat down with Gavin to talk about how a kid from Texas who planned to live out of the back of a pickup truck, climb full-time, and write the next great American novel instead became one of the most respected deep-tech investors of his generation, and why he believes everything important he learned came from getting humbled early. Gavin spent 18 years at Fidelity, rising to manage the $17 billion OTC fund. He met Jensen Huang at 23 when NVIDIA was a tiny stock, showed up to a near-empty 6 PM meeting with Elon Musk when Tesla was a $1.5B company, and has read essentially every NVIDIA and Tesla transcript since. In 2019 he left to found Atreides, where he invests across public and private markets with the same first-principles lens — watts, wafers, and the physics of compute. What makes Gavin different is that he treats investing as a game of self-knowledge as much as analysis. We spent most of the conversation not on stock picks, but on temperament, failure, and what actually separates great investors from everyone else. We spoke about: - A free-range Texas childhood with an unlimited book budget and asking his parents if dinner was a "one-book, two-book, or three-book dinner" - Writing a bearish semiconductor note at 23, weeks before the dot-com crash, off a simple inventory analysis - Blowing up on large-cap pharma at 25 — going from department star to the very bottom - "You either panic early or double down late, and almost no one does both" — and why knowing which one you are is everything - Why being early is the same thing as being wrong - Reading two books during every drawdown, and finding a number you can improve when everything else is going wrong … and much more. This was filmed in February 2026

Full episode now on X: My conversation with Gavin Baker, founder and CIO of Atreides Management and one of the sharpest technology investors of the last 25 years, is out now. I sat down with Gavin to talk about how a kid from Texas who planned to live out of the back of a pickup truck, climb full-time, and write the next great American novel instead became one of the most respected deep-tech investors of his generation, and why he believes everything important he learned came from getting humbled early. Gavin spent 18 years at Fidelity, rising to manage the $17 billion OTC fund. He met Jensen Huang at 23 when NVIDIA was a tiny stock, showed up to a near-empty 6 PM meeting with Elon Musk when Tesla was a $1.5B company, and has read essentially every NVIDIA and Tesla transcript since. In 2019 he left to found Atreides, where he invests across public and private markets with the same first-principles lens — watts, wafers, and the physics of compute. What makes Gavin different is that he treats investing as a game of self-knowledge as much as analysis. We spent most of the conversation not on stock picks, but on temperament, failure, and what actually separates great investors from everyone else. We spoke about: - A free-range Texas childhood with an unlimited book budget and asking his parents if dinner was a "one-book, two-book, or three-book dinner" - Writing a bearish semiconductor note at 23, weeks before the dot-com crash, off a simple inventory analysis - Blowing up on large-cap pharma at 25 — going from department star to the very bottom - "You either panic early or double down late, and almost no one does both" — and why knowing which one you are is everything - Why being early is the same thing as being wrong - Reading two books during every drawdown, and finding a number you can improve when everything else is going wrong … and much more. This was filmed in February 2026

Amir Fischer

49,825 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: TEXAS — Veterans for America First Texas Vice President Kimberly Taiko Moyers is profoundly honored and inspired to endorse Dr. Pete “Doc” Chambers for Governor of Texas. Dr. Pete Chambers embodies the unbreakable spirit of American heroism — a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel, elite Special Forces Green Beret, and combat physician who served with distinction for 39 years. From enlisted infantryman to one of the rare Special Operations Flight Surgeons, Dr. Chambers fused warrior grit with life-saving medical skill in the harshest battlefield environments. His valor shines through multiple combat deployments and a record of service marked by the Purple Heart, Bronze Star Medal, Combat Medical Badge, and countless other honors reflecting a lifetime of selfless courage and duty. During the COVID-19 crisis, Dr. Chambers served as Task Force Surgeon for Operation Lone Star, protecting thousands of Texas troops with fierce integrity and unwavering leadership. When faced with Department of Defense vaccine mandates he believed unlawfully trampled informed consent, constitutional rights, and military honor, he stood tall. He delivered critical briefings on medical risks and constitutional rights, resisted forced compliance, and emerged as a nationally recognized whistleblower. In 2022, Dr. Chambers received national attention from U.S. Senator Ron Johnson as a key Department of Defense whistleblower and testified boldly in the landmark Navy SEALs v. DoD lawsuit. The cost of standing for truth was steep: removal from command, professional retaliation, ostracism, and ultimately retirement. Yet his warrior’s code — protect soldiers first — never faltered. After retirement, Dr. Chambers continued serving his fellow Americans by founding Remnant Ministry TX, leading efforts in disaster relief, anti-human trafficking, and strengthening communities across Texas. Now, Dr. Chambers is channeling that same fire into reclaiming Texas. His mission is clear: Oppose unconstitutional mandates Put “people before profits” in healthcare Slash bureaucratic overreach Secure the border Restore principled leadership rooted in the Constitution Dr. Chambers also carries the powerful endorsement of LTG (Ret.) Michael Flynn, a legendary patriot who declared: General Mike Flynn “There is no substitute for American freedom and exceptionalism.” General Flynn wholeheartedly supports Dr. Chambers as the strong, Constitution-defending leader Texas needs to stand firm against federal overreach and restore the values that made Texas the beacon of American strength. “To every veteran, patriot, and Texan who believes in duty, honor, and unyielding freedom: this is our moment,” said Moyers. “Dr. Pete Chambers sacrificed for us — now let’s stand with him to make Texas unbreakable once more.” Veterans for America First Texas is deeply honored to rally behind this battle-proven leader. Texas rises with warriors like Dr. Pete ‘Doc’ Chambers. The fight is on — join it. Doc Pete Chambers DocPeteChambersForTexas Kimberly Taiko Moyers United States Navy Veteran Texas State Chapter Vice President Veterans for America First The Original 2015 Veterans for Trump Grassroots Kimberly Moyers CPT C Media Contact: Christi Tasker CHRISTI REEVES-TASKER

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: TEXAS — Veterans for America First Texas Vice President Kimberly Taiko Moyers is profoundly honored and inspired to endorse Dr. Pete “Doc” Chambers for Governor of Texas. Dr. Pete Chambers embodies the unbreakable spirit of American heroism — a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel, elite Special Forces Green Beret, and combat physician who served with distinction for 39 years. From enlisted infantryman to one of the rare Special Operations Flight Surgeons, Dr. Chambers fused warrior grit with life-saving medical skill in the harshest battlefield environments. His valor shines through multiple combat deployments and a record of service marked by the Purple Heart, Bronze Star Medal, Combat Medical Badge, and countless other honors reflecting a lifetime of selfless courage and duty. During the COVID-19 crisis, Dr. Chambers served as Task Force Surgeon for Operation Lone Star, protecting thousands of Texas troops with fierce integrity and unwavering leadership. When faced with Department of Defense vaccine mandates he believed unlawfully trampled informed consent, constitutional rights, and military honor, he stood tall. He delivered critical briefings on medical risks and constitutional rights, resisted forced compliance, and emerged as a nationally recognized whistleblower. In 2022, Dr. Chambers received national attention from U.S. Senator Ron Johnson as a key Department of Defense whistleblower and testified boldly in the landmark Navy SEALs v. DoD lawsuit. The cost of standing for truth was steep: removal from command, professional retaliation, ostracism, and ultimately retirement. Yet his warrior’s code — protect soldiers first — never faltered. After retirement, Dr. Chambers continued serving his fellow Americans by founding Remnant Ministry TX, leading efforts in disaster relief, anti-human trafficking, and strengthening communities across Texas. Now, Dr. Chambers is channeling that same fire into reclaiming Texas. His mission is clear: Oppose unconstitutional mandates Put “people before profits” in healthcare Slash bureaucratic overreach Secure the border Restore principled leadership rooted in the Constitution Dr. Chambers also carries the powerful endorsement of LTG (Ret.) Michael Flynn, a legendary patriot who declared: General Mike Flynn “There is no substitute for American freedom and exceptionalism.” General Flynn wholeheartedly supports Dr. Chambers as the strong, Constitution-defending leader Texas needs to stand firm against federal overreach and restore the values that made Texas the beacon of American strength. “To every veteran, patriot, and Texan who believes in duty, honor, and unyielding freedom: this is our moment,” said Moyers. “Dr. Pete Chambers sacrificed for us — now let’s stand with him to make Texas unbreakable once more.” Veterans for America First Texas is deeply honored to rally behind this battle-proven leader. Texas rises with warriors like Dr. Pete ‘Doc’ Chambers. The fight is on — join it. Doc Pete Chambers DocPeteChambersForTexas Kimberly Taiko Moyers United States Navy Veteran Texas State Chapter Vice President Veterans for America First The Original 2015 Veterans for Trump Grassroots Kimberly Moyers CPT C Media Contact: Christi Tasker CHRISTI REEVES-TASKER

Veterans for America First - Veterans for Trump

13,285 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

JP Dinnell spent nearly a decade in the SEAL Teams. Three combat deployments. In 2006 he went to Ramadi with Task Unit Bruiser as point man, machine gunner, and lead sniper for Delta Platoon. Chris Kyle was in Charlie Platoon. He came home with a Silver Star, two Bronze Stars with Valor, and an Army Commendation with Valor. Task Unit Bruiser became the most decorated special operations unit of the Iraq War. Then he went back to work for Jocko as an instructor at Training Detachment. Now he's Chief Training Officer at Echelon Front. This one is about the part nobody talks about. Twenty years after Ramadi, his platoon sat down together for the first time. Montana. Fly fishing, blacksmithing, and the conversations they never had. He watched men he looked up to carry weight he never knew was there. Their medic is fighting terminal cancer from a burn pit next to the building they slept in. We get into the difference between the price and the cost. The price is what you pay up front. The cost comes due decades later, in marriages, in kids, in the men around you. Join the Cleared Hot Newsletter: Take the Operator Code Assessment:

JP Dinnell spent nearly a decade in the SEAL Teams. Three combat deployments. In 2006 he went to Ramadi with Task Unit Bruiser as point man, machine gunner, and lead sniper for Delta Platoon. Chris Kyle was in Charlie Platoon. He came home with a Silver Star, two Bronze Stars with Valor, and an Army Commendation with Valor. Task Unit Bruiser became the most decorated special operations unit of the Iraq War. Then he went back to work for Jocko as an instructor at Training Detachment. Now he's Chief Training Officer at Echelon Front. This one is about the part nobody talks about. Twenty years after Ramadi, his platoon sat down together for the first time. Montana. Fly fishing, blacksmithing, and the conversations they never had. He watched men he looked up to carry weight he never knew was there. Their medic is fighting terminal cancer from a burn pit next to the building they slept in. We get into the difference between the price and the cost. The price is what you pay up front. The cost comes due decades later, in marriages, in kids, in the men around you. Join the Cleared Hot Newsletter: Take the Operator Code Assessment:

Andy Stumpf

30,211 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten