Several Fridays ago Ken Carr prayed a surgery 23 days out would move to the next day. It moved.
The statute still holds — the man who stayed gets the same share.
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#BrookBesor#PrayerWorks
A U.S. Marine told me at our first One Yard at a Time Gala, “You’re going to need a bigger boat.”
I didn’t understand.
Read Mea Culpa:
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#OneYardAtATime#LettermenOfTheUSA
3 wks before Red, W & B Bingo, we were staring at a complete flop. On Oct 15, 85 guests filled the room. This wk’s Pre’s Cnr: how a night that almost didn’t happen became 1 of our most meaningful.
https://t.co/rijPJoEdM9 To Yahweh be the glory.
#LettermenOfTheUSA#Veterans#Faith
I once lifted a tractor and thought that was strength.
At 62, with a mechanical valve and every scar from football, I finally understand: the greatest strength was never in my body. It was the grace of God.
From the field to fishing for men.
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#FishersOfMen
Today my mother, Jerrie Fuhrman, turns 94. Nurse since 1953. Survived a termite floor, a treadmill, a tractor, and a house fire. Blind and deaf now—but she still cooked breakfast for us this morning. Happy birthday, Mama.
Christmas Day 1986. Down 6-0 at the half. Don Shula in the locker room. We came back and beat Washington 28-6. CBS caught me shaking hands with Don James.
The rest of the night is in the note.
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#RollTide#SunBowl#LettermenOfTheUSA
Remember your Why.
A stranger once said, “You’re on God’s team, and I want to be on your team.”
God doesn’t need us impressive. He asks us to be willing.
Don’t grow weary in doing good.
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#RememberYourWhy#LOTUSA#GodsTeam
I turned 62 last week.
On July 30, 2019, I expired. God gave me another life.
Iron cannot sharpen iron from across the room. Proverbs 27:17
Full President’s Corner:
https://t.co/9ezeDUYJdC
One yard at a time.
I turned 62 last week.
On July 30, 2019, I expired. God gave me another life.
Iron cannot sharpen iron from across the room. Proverbs 27:17
Full President’s Corner:
https://t.co/9ezeDUYJdC
One yard at a time.
Sept 4 at The Brook Besor: after the corporate years, do we fade — or grow the mustard seed?
The weary still get a full share. In the name of Jesus, a cracked sternum is not the end of the work.
https://t.co/k1CM65e7wo
One yard at a time.
#LettermenoftheUSA#Veterans#MustardSeed
🇺🇸 Oct 15 at The Club in Homewood.
Dinner. Designer handbag bingo. DJ. Veterans first.
$75 tickets: https://t.co/VZFTy1hIUX
Video: https://t.co/CzumDIjjtV
#OneYardAtATime
25 years later, we still remember.
The fallen. The first responders. Flight 93. Those who served after.
We honor them by serving veterans and families today.
https://t.co/TFiNPsjgX7
We remember. We honor. We serve.
#NeverForget#September11#LettermenUSA
25 years later, we still remember.
The fallen. The first responders. Flight 93. Those who served after.
We honor them by serving veterans and families today.
https://t.co/TFiNPsjgX7
We remember. We honor. We serve.
#NeverForget#September11#LettermenUSA
Baruch Haba.
No plan. No money. No office. Just a tornado, a rivalry, and doors that should not have opened.
Fifteen years later, 1,700+ lives later, I still can’t explain how it started. Only Who was already on the road.
https://t.co/Jjy0FqOxd5
Saturday marked 7 years since my heart stopped.
2,557 days later, still here.
Still casting the net.
One yard at a time.
President’s Corner: https://t.co/Gah3PXkC5J
15 yrs ago today. AL & Auburn lettermen played a flag football game@ Spain Park for tornado relief & raised $150K. That night helped launch Lettermen of the USA.
What was meant for harm,God turned for good.
Grateful.The work continues. #LettermenoftheUSA#15Years#Alabama#Auburn