Grassroots
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America 250: The Shot Heard 'Round the World
As the British troops moved out of Boston toward Lexington and then Concord, they had no idea what awaited them.
'If My People...' — Part II
Could this be the moment when America humbles itself before God and we see a revival take place that shakes the nation to its foundations?
Not a Rose Garden
I fear the church in America is ignoring the warning signs, leaning more toward the rose garden promise than the Marine Corps pitch.
America 250: 'One, if by Land...'
The accuracy of British troop movements would help predict their target, so Paul Revere and Robert Newman arranged a simple signal — lanterns in a church tower.
'If My People...' — Part I
America was in a malaise under Jimmy Carter. But then something happened that I believe was supernatural.
Life Is About Choices
Jesus desires for those who follow Him to do so willingly. It is a daily decision to accept the path set before us.
America 250: Moving Toward Independence — Maybe
The taste of Patrick Henry's oration in March 1775 was glorious, but declaring independence was not an action to be taken lightly.
'Suddenly'
There are a few references to the term "suddenly" throughout Scripture that are encouraging for those of us who might be losing hope.
No Intercessor
There are numerous Scriptures that call us to intercession, which is praying for others rather than ourselves.
America 250: Things Heat Up in Boston
The Boston Tea Party sent a swiftly delivered message, and leaders on both sides of the Atlantic did not have to wait long for the next confrontation.
We Need an Accurate Diagnosis of America
The world doesn't see anything different in those who claim to be cultural Christians and don't reflect Jesus in their day-to-day lives.
Static Display
We can either be a "static display" and not engage the enemy, or we can take up armor and report for duty.
Breaking the Silence: The Devastating Toll of Domestic Violence
Domestic abuse encompasses emotional manipulation, economic control, psychological threats, and sexual coercion, all aimed at maintaining power.
America 250: A Brewing Tempest
On May 10, 1773, the British Parliament passed the Tea Act, which would eventually ignite a "powder keg" in the colonies. Here's the convoluted story.
Truth in Advertising
How many times have we seen someone who is "too good to be true" voted into public office, only to find out they're not who they say they are?
America 250: A Violent Turn of Events
The Boston Massacre is credited with inflaming the anger of colonists against King George III and the English Parliament.
'It's Not Good'
Just like in combat, it is not good to engage in spiritual warfare on your own, as you are a lot easier to pick off.
The Pope-Trump Controversy Explained
The criticism centers on observers reading meaning into imagery that isn't there, and on whether public figures should be used as stand-ins for religious figures.
The Art of (Not) Quitting
As a nation, we have not done a very good job of training our children to do the hard things. I hope that is changing.
Second Chances
The Marine Corps is not the only place where people are given a second chance. God is also big on forgiving and extending grace.