Peter’s Lutheran Church in Elgin, Texas, 40 miles east of downtown Austin, pastor Sam Brannon said thoughts and prayers “are important, and they work.
When confronted in an interview later with the notion that many believed prayers were insufficient, Self responded: “Well, those are people that don't believe in an almighty God who has, who is absolutely in control of our lives. Keith Self, a Republican representing the congressional district that includes Allen, also tweeted a statement offering prayers.
Ted Cruz, R-Texas, posted on Twitter that “Heidi and I are praying for the families of the victims” and said he had offered “whatever support is needed to do justice and help those in need.” State Rep. The mass shooting was the sixth in 2023 to occur in a public space, equaling the average number of such shootings nationally each year. The script played out once again last weekend after police said a gunman killed eight people and injured seven Saturday at the Allen Premium Outlets in Allen, a city about 25 miles north of Dallas. In the wake of all-too-common mass shootings, a predictable pattern unfolds: Amid calls for tighter gun restrictions, some GOP lawmakers face backlash for instead insisting the focus should be on “thoughts and prayers” for victims and their families. “But we have to work as if it all depends upon us.” 'Faith and action are two sides of the same coin' “We ought to pray as if it all depends on God,” said Robert Jeffress, senior pastor of the 15,000-member First Baptist Church of Dallas, who was an evangelical adviser to former President Donald Trump. They say that while “thoughts and prayers” are an important and necessary response to tragedy, they should preface action – or risk being self-serving. If all we do is pray to feel good about ourselves, I think we have a very trivial faith.” But my faith tradition says that faith without works is dead. “We have to care for people in response to a tragedy. “You have to give time for people to grieve,” said Sanders, lead pastor at Oak Hill United Methodist Church in Austin, Texas. Might as well also bring up the bit from Episode 405 when John got out of a painful shower only to be shocked by Beth and her jokes about needing therapy.As a reverend whose closest friend in the ministry is a Nashville pastor whose church lies 3 miles from where a shooter killed six at a private Christian school in March, Stephen Sanders absolutely believes in the importance of thoughts and prayers. (Much less Wes Bentley’s ever-uncomfortable Jamie.) Reilly’s on-screen love interest Cole Hauser also raised fans’ blood pressure a bit when he had his own trough bath to celebrate being part of People’s Sexiest Man Alive round-up in 2020, and those visuals came back around ahead of Season 4’s premiere in November.
It was very early in Yellowstone’s run when baths became a reference point, as Episode 102 featured a gleefully risqué scene with Kelly Reilly’s Beth Dutton double-fisting wine bottles and dropping her robe for an impromptu soak in one of the ranch’s water troughs, with little to no regard for all of the ranch hands around. No clue yet on whether or not fans can expect to see Elliott taking a dip in any hot springs himself.
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1883 looks to be as big and expansive a prequel spinoff as it can get on TV these days, with a massive country-crossing production that will showcase the Duttons’ journey from Texas to Montana, along with their children and their guide Shea Brennan, played by the cowboy poster child Sam Elliott.
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