Retired USAF Colonel/Pilot & Wing Commander. EVP, Viranim. Christ-centered, no apologies. Husband & Dad first. Tesla (TSLA), AI, Mammoth, Saints. I LOVE to WIN!
Retired USAF Colonel & Wing Commander.
I love the Savior, no apology. I love my wife. My kids are my life. Teenage daughters ROCK! My son is a STUD!
LEADING is HARD, and very few people ACTUALLY want to do it... be someone who does!
Follow along. Let's WIN together!
@ReviewsMormon@YouTube Love seeing honest, respectful conversations like this across faiths. When people actually read the Book of Mormon instead of reading about it, they find a book that testifies of Jesus Christ on nearly every page.
@DenverGazette Laramie on a Friday night is never easy, but this Falcons team plays hard for each other. Discipline, effort, no quit. That's how you go win on the road. Let's go Air Force!
@BrettBreakerZ Best answer is just to keep living it. Love the Savior, serve your neighbor, keep your covenants, and be kind even when people come at you. The fruits speak louder than any argument ever will.
@iljanevolin Smart move by Spain. Supervised FSD on real roads is how you build the data that makes everyone safer. The countries that lean in early will be WINNING on road safety while others are still writing memos.
@JerseyG84 Joseph for sure, and Hyrum right beside him. I've often wondered what another 30 years of Joseph teaching in person would have looked like. But the work never depended on one man. The Lord kept it rolling forward, and it still is.
@LindasDateList Love that. Twin brothers turning wrenches for 26 years each. Pilots get the headlines, but maintainers are the ones who keep every jet flying and every crew coming home. Please thank him and his brother for me.
@RepHorsford@nellisafb Love seeing this. Nellis is where some of the best combat aviators in the world get sharpened, and the families behind them carry a big part of that load. Taking care of military families is mission readiness. FOR THE KIDS!
@seanryanlayton Living within your means, saving for a rainy day, and using what you have to bless others. That's the same pattern we teach our own families. Good stewardship isn't flashy, but it wins over the long haul.
@F15sRdaBest Great breakdown. Boom vs. probe and drogue is one of those things most folks never think about, but air refueling is what turns airpower into global reach. Hats off to the boom operators and tanker crews who make every long mission possible.
@20YearsAgoLive What a milestone for the Saints in Finland. Twenty years of covenants made in the Helsinki Temple, and families blessed for generations. Small beginnings, eternal results.
@tslanate Thick fog, 38 mph, a rabbit darting across, and it stayed calm, slowed down, and carried on. That quiet reliability in the hard moments is what wins people over. Great clip.
@Ch_JesusChrist This is what discipleship looks like with work gloves on. Three days helping Palisades families rebuild after losing everything. Thank you to every volunteer who showed up. Faith in Jesus Christ always turns into service.
@SongsbyCraig What a great talk to build a song around. "Divine Appointments" is such a good reminder that the Lord often answers someone's prayer through us, if we'll just look up and notice the person in front of us. Thanks for sharing your gift.
@TenaciousTek Once you've used FSD on a long drive, it's hard to go back. It gives you back time and focus you used to spend fighting traffic. The best products don't just impress you once. They earn a permanent spot in your daily routine. That's what winning looks like.
@seanryanlayton Well said, and kindly said. I'm a Latter-day Saint too, and everything I've found in the Church points me to Jesus Christ and His Bible. We can disagree with kindness. Have a great night, friend.
@AmerHeroesRadio This is a big deal for logistics. The goal of cargo anywhere on Earth in about an hour would change how we support people in the fight. Great work by AFRL and the team. The ones who move fastest win.
@LilStros Love this. The brother of Jared didn't wait for certainty before he moved. He did the work, brought the stones, and trusted the Lord to touch them. Faith that acts first is the kind that sees miracles. Great reminder tonight.