Paul in the second chapter of his First Epistle to Timothy makes two clear points here. One is one prayer and the other how believers ought to conduct themselves in and out of the church. I exhort therefore, Paul knew there were two primary parts to worship, ministering of the Word and prayer. Here he … More Devotional Thought for Today 06/04/2021
Americans have been TAUGHT to be offended by things that normally would never be seen as “offensive” or are in any way intended to be, and it is a pitiable way to go through life. Dennis wonders: Have we reached the point of no return? Click here to watch this Fireside Chat.
Relating to civilians was a challenge for Schuyler after he got out of the Army. He felt on edge, and sometimes he had trouble managing his frustration. He didn’t believe he had PTSD, but he knew something wasn’t right. Learning he had a traumatic brain injury led him to VA and Vet Center resources that helped him turn his life around. … More Recognizing signs of PTSD and TBI
Charles Spurgeon enjoyed these three unexpected things: Spurgeon enjoyed smoking cigars. Spurgeon had an interest in botany. Spurgeon loved to walk outside during thunderstorms!
Here is a lengthy series from John Macarthur’s Grace to You Ministry blog, on Divine Compassion. Since there are 28 separate entries I suggest you read one a day for 4 weeks. Let me know which one resonated the most with you and I will respond in kind. The God Who Understands Boldly Approaching the … More Divine Compassion
Proverbs 31:30 I am on the road again, today I left my wife who has had a chronic cough for 6 weeks, and headed west towards California. I have the honor to be asked to serve as Chaplain and Medic for the Heartland Hero’s Tour (Motorcycle). We are a group of Grateful Americans traveling Via … More Devotional Thought for Today – 05/13/2021
Matthew 28:18-20 In its simplest terms, evangelism means to announce or proclaim the “Good News.” Evangelism is NOT about: Your personal testimony Inviting someone to church It is not social gatherings or entertainment It is not apologetics or defending Biblical truths Evangelism is all about Christ and what He did on Calvary for the redemption … More Devotional Thought for Today – 05/11/2021
Exodus 20:4 and Deuteronomy 5:8 I recently saw a post from a good friend that went something like this; ‘Holy Spirt you are so dear to me, I can not live a day without you…’ The point of the post was to say the Holy Spirit was the focus of his faith but is that … More Devotional Thought for Today – 05/10/2021
Veterans, as a whole are least likely to seek help on their own for mental health issues, it is a macho thing, (for men and women) servicemembers who have fought the good fight and are you know tough. Unfortunately, this leads to many issues including self-abuse (alcohol, drugs, etc.) spousal and family abusiveness, and even … More May is Mental Health Month
American Minute with Bill Federer James Monroe, 5th President “When the people become ignorant & corrupt … they become the willing instruments of their own … ruin” James Monroe’s great-grandfather, Captain Andrew Monroe, fought as a Royalist on behalf of King Charles I in the English Civil War. He was taken prisoner, and in 1647, was exiled to Virginia. There Andrew acquired a … More James Monroe, 5th President
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