79 years ago on this date, the nations of the world came together to stand against authoritarianism. The United States and the Allies, Canada, The United Kingdom, and others gathered the largest naval armada ever, in hope to free Europe from fascism and evil. Although many of the boys in the battle

The history of this day, Labor Day, goes back to the Industrial Revolution. With its roots going back to Great Britain, most of Europe and the United States. This was when the nations of the world produced more goods and machines efficiently than ever before. More goods became available at cheaper p

The preservation and the building of the future now, is predicated on how we establish the young to see the present. REMEMBERING SEPTEMBER 11 Within the smoldering ashes of September 11, we eagerly sought and cherished our families and neighbors. Though we watched in unimaginable horror, but in h

I will bless the LORD, who has given me counsel: my reins also instruct me in the night seasons. I have set the LORD always before me: because He is at my right hand, I shall not be moved. Psalms 16:7-8 Herein is a double reference, written by David, but reflecting the prayer of the Messiah and His

The initiation of both words (Kisser and cleaver) brings to mind that which is affectionate or caring. However, not all things done with a good intention are right, and not all things that are appropriate feel right to do, but they must be done. Our actions or doing is always of a consequence, an

Those who came before us, they laid aside their many indifference for the sake of freedom, to give the future generation a better tomorrow. Today, we are that generation, but we grab a hold of all our petite indifference to destroy the future, by ravishing the present. That which was then is gr

The Lord has need of you. Our answer will become who we are. As we observe Palm Sunday this day, the commemoration of our Savior's triumphal entry into Jerusalem, wherein the multitude strewed palm branches in the way. Today, may we open our hearts to Him, for a triumphant entrance into our lives.

With the progression of life, as individuals or collectively as a nation, we progress through trials and errors. Learning from the past for a better tomorrow, while building on a present for a peaceful future. We improve our surroundings, we teach ourselves to adapt to that which is the norm of th

Stand on The foundation the Strong foundation before you Obtain the shield, but The shield from within. Coming Soon

The first Passover was observed around 1,400 BC, the night before the Israelites came out of their captivity. As “Easter” commemorates Christ’s Resurrection, may this day mark the transition for you, when you are free from those things that have held you back. At times, those things we desperatel

Before 1972 establishment of Father’s Day: The earliest recognition of Father’s Day was observed on July 5, 1908, by Grace Golden Clayton, who arranged a Church service to honor all fathers, in memory of her father who was a Methodist minister in West Virginia. Afterwards, another event was celebra

And he said, I will go out, and be a lying spirit in the mouth of all his prophets. (The prophets of Ahab the wicked king) And the LORD said, Thou shalt entice him, and thou shalt also prevail: go out, and do even so. 2 Chronicles 18:21 The recorded account above gives us a glimpse of the driving f

Whatever our beliefs, we know that the birth of Jesus Christ and the story of this incredible life forever changed the course of human history. Donald J Trump Likewise in the words of President Truman: The message of Bethlehem best sums up our hopes. If we as a nation, and the other nations of

So far we’ve come to learn about the outskirt dwellers. The outskirt is home to Tommy, Jack, and Mrs. Fiducia and the others, but the reason they lived outside of any of the cities remains a mystery. However, we got a little insight after the late-night dinner with Jack, his son Tommy, at Mrs. Fiduc

Greek philosopher Plato once wrote in his work, 380 BC. Democracy is in jeopardy when the younger generation disrespects their fathers. He was right, 110 years ago on this day, 1910 in the State of Washington, the first Father's day was observed, through the inspiration of a Church service on Mothe

Christmas, in short, but its effect endures. Christmas is hope, to the redeem it represents a precious gift from God into the world through Jesus Christ, to be a gift of life and abundant blessings, to all who believe. To the unredeemed, it is a hope that someday, they too may partake of the Fath

Vitality from oppression, or the demise from pressure. The lesson from history through the discernment of what is now, and the prevention from what was. Though we cannot undo the past, but if the past served as a lesson through history, it will be a reminder of a guideline to stay within the bound

. . . Coming soon, the willful deterioration of family, country and society.

Of all the tribes or groups, the mighty Roman Empire feared the most were the Druids. Their howling in battles and the sacrifice of prisoners of war, it became a shocking sight and a frightening encounter to the highly experienced Roman’s legions. Yet a humbled sheepherder named Patrick who was on

A Legal holiday, a day of observance in the United States, which can be traced back to the end of the American Civil War, a war in which over a half-million died on the homeland, in part for the liberation of the slaves. Today, freedom is here, but many continue to live in bondage, for the harborin

From Bill Federer Battle of Gettysburg General James F. Rusling recorded that General Sickles asked Lincoln if he was anxious before the Battle. (And the panic in D.C.) Lincoln replied: "No, I was not; some of my Cabinet and many others in Washington were, but I had no fears . . ." Lincoln conti

Also by faith Sarah herself received power for conceiving seed even beyond the time of age, and gave birth; since she deemed the One having promised to be faithful. Hebrews 11:11 The continuation of time, and the stages of faith wherein it is established. Within time, we perceive the past of that

When all seems well, it is not strange that an individual is suddenly drawn into a place of isolation of the mind, through reflection of a recent event or the experiences of the past. As believers, when we find ourselves in such condition, let us first be aware of this unseen battle we face in the

Praying through the darkness, into the light. During this time, when we seek deliverance from the illness of diseases, and the hope for restoration of jobs that are lost, and to be certain at a time of uncertainty, on this Resurrection morning it is befitting to gather together in one accord in o

Today, as we observe the Thanksgiving holiday, may we be thankful for knowing our past, not to hold on to the past for a hindrance to the present, but rightly knowing who we are, will enable us as individual, and a collective to hold firmly to that which is dear to us. 399 years ago, on November o

How the wise is becoming a fool, forgetting they are wise, they compete with the fool.