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While we don’t intend to wallow in self-pity, we must recognize how unhealthy it is to stuff grief about loss. It is far better to recognize reality, grieve loss, and ...
I asked the packed church service in California “Are you a leader?” A few businessmen, city officials, and the pastor held up their hands. “I’m sorry, maybe some of you ...
It is time that we stop paying lip service to the sacrifices of those who have made America great and begin to honor those sacrifices by once again getting out ...
As I was rolling up my parachute, the elderly Dutch woman grabbed me by the knees in a tight hug. With a translator, we learned her agitated words meant “We ...
The group of people who have a “mind to grow” is a very small group. The world is made up of those who live to walk the path of least ...
We all have primary relationships, we must all learn to guard them. From our relationships with one another to our most important relationship with God. Learn more in this great ...

By Jeremy Stalnecker Along with the rest of the world, I have spent more than a month observing global events unfold in ways that are at the same time overwhelming, ...

By Bob Dees “It was a cold Sunday morning with over a foot of newly fallen snow.  We were in a classroom setting for a short burst of instruction before ...

By Jeremy Stalnecker One undeniable fact about life is that there will be storms. Dark, dangerous and often unexpected, the focus in these times quickly becomes survival. We begin to ...

By Kathy Robichaux I am asking myself if I should be fearful of the COVID-19 situation because, as of right now, I am not. It is not the fake news ...