Craig Thighe @RevThighe

Do everything in your power to prepare. Train hard. Fight. Win. Then trust God with the ultimate outcome. That is the real survival kit.

Star Spangled Banner! 🇺🇸 The @A_C_C_S Honor Choir sponsored by @NewSaintAndrews singing in the Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel lobby after the concert!

Through New Eyes helps us to read history.

Yesterday, we inducted Medal of Honor recipient Major Nicholas Dockery into the Pentagon Hall of Fame. His legacy of courage and service will inspire generations of Americans.

Happy 251st Birthday to the GREATEST FIGHTING FORCE THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN — THE UNITED STATES ARMY. THIS WE’LL DEFEND. 🇺🇸

The Christian life is life done together. Praise God from whom all blessings flow!

Daniel Foucachon @foucachon

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Welcome home Winslow! 10 year-old Winslow was hit by a car a few days ago, and life-flighted to Spokane in critical condition. In a miracle that has surprised doctors, he is HOME! Praise God from whom all blessings flow! Some members from @Christ_Kirk gathered to sing the

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Love doesn't ignore sin. Love defeats sin, by confronting it and forgiving.

After much demand, an audio book version of my work The Mission of God is now available thanks to the excellent work of Canon Press - a mammoth project now completed.

Canon Press @canonpress

3 weeks ago

Joe Boot's "The Mission of God" is now available on audio on Canon+

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At Eden, the way to the tree was closed by sin. At Calvary, the way was opened by blood. In the Supper, the church begins to taste that life now. In the New Jerusalem, she eats of it forever.

82 years ago today, on the first boats that hit the beaches of Normandy, most of the young men never made it past the waterline. They were 18, 19, 20 years old. Farm boys from Iowa🇺🇸 and Saskatchewan🇨🇦. Kids from Brooklyn and Toronto. Someone’s son. Someone’s brother. Someone’s sweetheart. Some were already fathers. By nightfall the tide was pulling their bodies back out to sea. They didn’t die for slogans. They died because two totalitarian regimes had plunged Europe into darkness — one of them the immediate enemy storming toward the beaches, the other, considerably more murderous over its history, fighting on the Allied side at the time, only to soon impose its own brutal dictatorship on much of Eastern Europe. Look at their faces in the photographs. Really look. These boys stepped off those ramps into withering fire knowing the odds were catastrophic. Many of them had never been in a foreign country. Most had never seen combat. They went anyway. And because they did — Americans and Canadians fighting side by side, with the Canadians on Juno Beach punching above their weight and advancing farther inland than any other Allied force that day — the world was liberated from one of the darkest tyrannies in history. Every argument you have online, every meal you eat without fear, every election you complain about, every church you attend or book you read in peace — all of it exists because these young men paid the ultimate price on a single morning in June 1944. Freedom is never free. It was bought with their blood on those beaches. The question isn’t whether we remember them. The question is whether we’re still worthy of what they purchased. #DDay #NeverForget #WWII #Normandy #FreedomIsNeverFree

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82 years ago today, nearly 160,000 Allied troops stormed the beaches of Normandy on D-Day, launching the liberation of Europe. We are free because they were brave. 🇺🇸

He brought his children to Normandy — at his own expense — to honor the fallen of the Greatest Generation. Americans who gave everything to defeat tyranny & save the world. Every parent should teach their kids what real sacrifice & courage look like. That’s how we keep freedom alive. Proud to serve alongside a Secretary of War who leads by example, on & off the battlefield.

John Hudson @John_Hudson

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Hegseth takes six of his children to France on official trip, reports @TaraCopp washingtonpost.com/national-secur…

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Eighty-two years ago today, freedom stood on the edge of extinction, and Allied forces stormed into hell to help save the world. We will never forget the courage, the sacrifice, and the blood spilled on that fateful day.

I am consistently overwhelmed by the Lord’s goodness and mercy to myself, my family, and the incredible community of @christkirkden. Behold! Bless the Lord!

Ben Zornes: One of the glaring issues which conservative Christianity faces today is eschatology. A gloomy view of history has come to prevail amongst American Evangelicals. In their despair that things are getting worse and worse, and will continue to pick up steam in that general direction, they saw in Trump a wedge to stop the boulder of End Times tribulations. The problem is that we are told explicitly in scripture what the attitude of the church should be in regards to the future. The woman famously described in Proverbs 31 ought to embody the character of the church. That woman is described this way, “Strength and honour are her clothing; and she shall rejoice in time to come (Pro. 31:25).” The Hebrew word for rejoice is based upon the same root that the name Isaac comes from. If we go back to that story you will recall that when Sarah heard the news that she, though barren, would soon give birth to a son, she laughed. When God fulfilled his promise of giving Abraham and Sarah a son they promptly named him Isaac. Now, something is lost due to our familiarity with the now common name Isaac. The joke goes over our head. If we were to transliterate the Hebrew it would be Yitschaq. Now, hang with me here, but think of the Three Stooges and how they laughed, “Yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck,” and you get a closer sense to how this Hebrew word is an attempt to put together the phonetic puzzle of how to spell what laughter sounds like. The Hebrew name Isaac is an attempt to make a name out of the sound of laughter. Essentially, they named him “Haha,” or as the kids might put it, “LOL.”... @benzornes Read the rest ⬇️

"Christ is an infinite ocean of mercy: no shores, no bottom, no surface."

“Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” May we always live worthy of their sacrifice, honor their memory, and never forget the brave Americans who paid the ultimate price.

Memorial Day isn’t about cookouts or beach days. It’s about the Americans who made the ultimate sacrifice so the rest of us could live free. THIS 60-SECOND VIDEO REMINDS US WHAT THE DAY IS REALLY ABOUT. 🇺🇸

If you were out riding and taking dominion, you’d wear a Wasson. @WassonWatch