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Jeremy Davis

Hey. I'm Jeremy. Twenty two. Student in Nashville, TN.

Christ follower. Sports fan. Friend.

What I write in this blog will vary. I post what makes me laugh mostly, but you'll get a serious post out of me occasionally.

"Live a life that demands an explanation."

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Inspiration found in a bookstore.

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I’m ready for some new Kanye in my life.

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The Last of Us: new screenshots and concept art

Naughty Dog has released new screens are artworks from their upcoming survival-horror title ‘The Last of Us’.

So stoked for this game.

(via kevrot)

Travel isn’t always pretty. It isn’t always comfortable. Sometimes it hurts, it even breaks your heart. But that’s okay. The journey changes you- it should change you. It leaves marks on your memory, on your consciousness, on your heart, and on your body. You take something with you… Hopefully, you leave something good behind.

Anthony Bourdain (via theriverjordyn)

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Inspiration from Star Trek (This won’t be as nerdy as it sounds)

Saw Star Trek last night and loved it. Go see it on the biggest screen you have access to.

Anyways, towards the climax of the movie, Captain Kirk is faced with making a big decision, and a line he said stuck with me.

He tells Spock something along the lines of this: “I have no idea what I should do, I only know what I can do.”

It’s a really simple statement, but at a point in life where I’m asked far too often what my plans are, it resonated with me.

I’m honestly really uncertain what I should do. What career I should ultimately pursue. Where I should live. What and who I should invest my time in.

I can either take that uncertainty and allow it to sink me into a pool of stress and anger, or I can embrace it and dive in to the things I know I can do right now. I’m choosing the latter.

God is faithful. He has opened some pretty cool doors. They’re not always what (or more accurately, where) I’d expect, but I’m choosing to keep trusting Him and to step in to these opportunities confidently.