Heartland

Together they organized 100 kits consisting each of a portable generator, gas, and a Starlink receiver that were loaded up onto helicopters to get them into hard-to-reach areas.

Starlink kits and his SpaceX engineers that are helping coordinate "Operation Starlink"

We’re going to be heading up to the mountains tomorrow with a fuel tanker to deliver free gas and road diesel

Duty. Service. Sacrifice. That’s why I’m running for U.S. Senate

“I don’t care who runs it. Three things have to happen: support and stability operations have to be efficient, they have to be effective and we have to re-inject capital into the local population”

Meanwhile the uncomfortable process of failure brings us humbly into the presence of God, if our hearts are truly seeking His will and His ways for our lives

Survival in Tough Times: Soon the dull duns and browns and grays of November will settle over us. I must remember to savor every day until then because glorious October is always a fleeting time

Now There's Something You Don't See Every Day

Society shouldn't have mentally and physically challenged adults alone, having outlived grandparents and parents, without much needed support.

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Seasonal Lag By | September 17, 2024
If we are lucky enough to survive the winter, we can look forward to the majesty of the cycle of the seasons on our ever-changing home planet.

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Mr. Mistake By | September 16, 2024
What you have just read is a true story. Mr. Mistake is retired today and lives with his wife of nearly fifty years in White Oak, TX.

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Supermarket Shock By | September 10, 2024
Survival in Tough Times: The bottom line for food economy, even when many things are high, is to make it yourself

Labor Day

What’s not to love about that? Life is really all about how we face these hard things, isn’t it? We experience hard things on the way to even more exciting things.

I cannot imagine loving anyone else. It has been the most remarkable journey, an amazing set of circumstances, a true fairytale wedding. It only works now because of God’s faithfulness and our commitment to Him and to each other

Survival in Tough Times: Musical Perfection

Survival in Tough Times: After what happened in Paris and after it was celebrated in much of the press, anyone visiting there soon should keep an eye to the sky for incoming fire and brimstone

We live in a time of sand storms and contrary winds. Unless we have a rock underneath us, we will be driven and tossed

Survival in Tough Times: So many songs can take me back to a specific place and time, like this one does

We cry out with the words of Samuel Smith: “Protect us by thy Might, Great God, our King!”

Survival in Tough Times: These days it’s difficult to find a factual textbook on American history.

The only way we can truly examine repentance in our experience is by the Spirit of God, that wind breathing on us and awakening us to the knowledge of God and our own sinful state

Survival in Tough Times: I breathe deeply, and then I’m with my brothers and our grandfather, back in the north side of the corn crib at the farm on the corner of 103 and Riley Road, New Castle, Indiana, summer of 1961

Betrayal of its core demographic through its support of LGBT training, funding for pride events, advocacy for transgender rights, and pushing of climate activismbetrayal of its core demographic through its support of LGBT training, funding for pride

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Do you want pleasure, complete joy, and long life? Songwriter King David wrote that we could have it all – we just need to know the Source

Survival in Tough Times: Wherever we go in the Heartland, just look around to see the handiwork of the American brickmaker

Survival in Tough Times: If I could go back in time. . .

Many of us still believe that Donald Trump is a man who can fix the problems that affect our nation; and we pray for and hope for his election to the presidency in 2024. But let us also pray and trust God to be glorified in our midst.

It's amazing how far you're willing to go when someone believes in you

The former player was the Dodgers’ Director of Community Affairs for many years, a true ambassador for a change that only God could make in the life of one overcome by addiction