A Word About Honor
Honor – “High regard, respect, or esteem”. These are powerful words not to be applied indiscriminately. There are people in our world who deserve honor; and there are people who do not.
Honor – “High regard, respect, or esteem”. These are powerful words not to be applied indiscriminately. There are people in our world who deserve honor; and there are people who do not.
The answer to the question I am about to ask may seem like a no-brainer at first, but I would like us to dig a little deeper for a moment. The question is this: Men, whose job is it to take care of your family?
This was the first time I encountered real-life prejudice. I did not like it. I only lived in North Carolina for a few months before we were transferred again, so I did not have to deal with it for long, but I will never forget my feelings of anger, confusion, and helplessness.
A Brand-New Year All Over Again! The title of the popular 1966 Broadway play was “Stop the World-I Want to
In the first century, in the Roman Province of Palestine, the Jews were forced to abide by the Pax Romana, the Roman Peace. Rome maintained a quasi-tranquility through brute force, but trouble was always just beneath the surface.
In this article we want to encourage you to do everything you can to secure your family’s eternal future and
In 2016, Jim Marshall of the Minnesota Vikings ran a recovered fumble the wrong way to score a safety for the other team. He was so confident he was going to score a touchdown that he didn’t even hear his teammates yelling for him to turn around. Let me ask you, men. Is there someone in your life warning you to turn around?
On October 14, 2016, Jim Marshall of the Minnesota Vikings recovered a fumble and ran full speed into the end zone for what he thought was a touchdown. The only problem was that he had run the wrong way.
Many of us, if not all of us, have wonderful memories of Thanksgiving Days gone by. We recall the smells, sights and sounds of those days with great fondness and joy. But for some, Thanksgiving Day and the holidays in general, hold much sadness and loneliness.