The plane was banking for the final approach into Tulsa International airport as I returned to my ancestral roots for a 24-hour consulting meeting. Tulsa has always been a special place for me because each of the five directional changes in my ministry over the last 25 years were born out of prayer times while [...]
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The announcement of the killing of the most wanted man in the world came with an apologetic posture by the President. The populous was jubilant. The media was hesitant. Their only hope was that somehow this would be a boost to the President’s poll numbers. Once again, authentic manhood stands at odds with modern culture’s politically-correct coddling of issues that are really quite clear.
Today we look at inspiring articles, people, and stories of forging ahead to accomplish our dreams despite agonizing fear and self-doubt.
You can’t have economic increase without the increase of man himself. No country in history ever increased their economy while simultaneously decreasing in population. The argument against man begins with population control, which is in direct opposition to God’s original intent.
Trevor Bayne may have won the Daytona 500 on Sunday, but a small charity he name-dropped will share in the spoils of victory. The 20-year-old NASCAR driver was racing in just his second Sprint Cup competition and is now etched in the record books as the youngest driver to win the sports’ biggest race.
On a plane bound for O’Hare International Airport, Elsie Clark felt weak, scared and utterly alone — until she spotted a pair of shiny leather shoes across the aisle. What happened to the 79-year-old Canadian over the next 12 hours saved her from a traumatic stranding in Chicago.
It was an evening like no other. It was surreal. It was exciting. The FivestarMan BIG Encounter in Douglasville, Georgia on January 16 was the culmination of months of prayer and hard work. The team at the Church at Chapel Hill did an amazing job preparing and executing the event.
And here is the payoff: [...]
“I can do that by myself!” was my familiar exclamation when I was growing up. I always believed that asking for and getting help was a sign of weakness. I didn’t know how wrong I was. I have learned over the course of my life that being pig-headed about not seeking help made whatever task I have faced harder.
Pastor Ron Nichols and the Fivestar men of Medicine Lodge, Kansas demonstrate how easy it is to give of their time and make a difference in someone’s life. Way to go men!
