My mother has left us today The 4 musketeers are now 3 please pray for our family we are hurting and as for me I’ve lost not just my mom but one of my best friends
Look at the date in this picture… July 25, 2015.
This was the post that started it all.
But what many people don’t know is that even before this moment, I had a simple prayer… I asked God to use me as His vessel. I didn’t get an answer that day. Not a month later. Not even a year later. It took time.
And then one day… this happened.
A simple act, pulling over to help someone in need—turned into something I never could have imagined. Looking back now, I’m still amazed at how one moment of obedience turned into a movement that has impacted thousands.
If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s this: when you ask God to use you, He will. It just might not happen on your timeline. And during that waiting season, He’s not ignoring you, He’s preparing you.
So stay ready. Stay faithful. Because when your moment comes… it can change everything.
Please join us in praying for those affected by the catastrophic floods in Nepal. 🙏
Samaritan's Purse Canada is deploying immediate relief to the Nuwakot district, including shelter tarp, blankets, and hygiene items.
Learn more about our response: https://t.co/aZctWRVeQI
CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN THIS TO ME.
My friend pays $487 a month for health insurance.
That’s $5,844 a year.
He needed an MRI after hurting his shoulder.
Insurance-approved facility.
Insurance-approved doctor.
Everything “in network.”
The bill was $2,940.
Insurance negotiated it down to $1,860.
His deductible?
$2,500.
So he paid the $1,860.
Meaning he’ll spend at least $7,704 this year between premiums and that one scan before insurance meaningfully does anything.
He asked the billing office what the uninsured cash price was.
$1,100.
So somehow having insurance made the MRI $760 more expensive for him.
Very cool.
What exactly are we insuring against again?
BREAKING: Knife attack at Americas High School in El Paso, Texas.
Three students suffered stab wounds and were taken to the hospital in stable condition.
A suspect has been arrested and is in police custody.
Please say a prayer 🙏
In a confederacy founded on republican principles, and composed of republican members, the superintending government ought clearly to possess authority to defend the system against aristocratic or monarchial innovations.The more intimate the nature of such a Union may be…the greater right to insist that the forms of government under which the compact was entered into should be substantially maintained. But a right implies a remedy; and where else could the remedy be deposited, than where it is deposited by the Constitution? [Article IV, §4] ~ James Madison | Federalist No. 43
I rarely ask for repost but if you could share this….heartbreaking they are asking for help and can’t even get a response
@SarahHuckabee
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, I am sitting at Arkansas Children’s Hospital with my 2-year-old son, Turner, and I can literally see the State Capitol from his hospital window. We will be here until Sunday at the earliest, and possibly longer if things do not go the way we hope. His doctors are telling us that even when Turner is stable enough to leave the hospital, he needs significant support to keep him safe at home. That support is available through Arkansas’s CES Waiver, but Turner cannot access it because he is sitting on the waiting list.
I have tried countless times to set up a meeting with you and have been turned down every time. So this time, I am asking you to come to us. Please come visit Turner and me at Arkansas Children’s Hospital. Come see for yourself how sick he is. Let me tell you what it is like to have a 2-year-old with a rare, progressive neurodegenerative disease and severe epilepsy, and what it is like to be told that your child needs more support to safely live at home while also being told that the state support meant for children like him is unavailable because of a waiting list.
Let me tell you what this is doing to our family too. I am missing work right now because my child is hospitalized. I miss work for appointments, hospital stays, seizures, therapies, illnesses, and all of the things that come with raising a medically complex child. I am exactly where I need to be, beside my son, but families cannot keep being expected to absorb lost income while also being denied the very supports that could help keep their children safe at home.
Governor Sanders, I am not asking you to read another report about the CES Waiver waitlist. I am asking you to come meet one of the children sitting on it. Turner is an Arkansas child, and he needs help now, not years from now. Please come see him, sit with us for a few minutes, and let me tell you what his doctors are saying he needs when he goes home. I want you to see for yourself what this waiting list actually looks like for a family living it.
For…Paige Kordsmeier McCammon
One of the greatest things happening through The 50 Yard Challenge has nothing to do with grass. It’s the relationships being built along the way. Our kids are stepping outside of their normal circles and meeting people in their communities they may have never had the opportunity to know otherwise—veterans, senior citizens, people with disabilities, single parents, first responders, and neighbors from all walks of life. They’re hearing their stories, shaking their hands, sharing conversations, and learning firsthand that a community becomes stronger when we take the time to care about one another.
Every lawn these kids mow is leaving an impression far beyond the yard. Their neighbors are seeing young people who are willing to work hard, serve others, and give without expecting anything in return. At the same time, these kids are learning compassion, responsibility, respect, and what it truly means to be a good neighbor. One day they’ll grow up, start families, build careers, and become leaders in their own communities—but the lessons they’re learning right now will stay with them. We may have started with a simple idea of kids mowing lawns, but it has grown into something much bigger: young people creating connections, changing lives, and becoming the kind of neighbors every community needs.
The surgeon took one look at the x-ray of my right hip and said it was one of the worst cases of osteoarthritis he had ever seen. No wonder I've been in pain for so long. Hip replacement surgery is Tuesday. Would you please pray for me?
PRAYER REQUEST
Please lift up one of our COV team members going through immense loss and devastation. God knows who it is.
I am speaking, strength, comfort and a peace that surpasses all understanding in Jesus name.
Day 4 of blessing your timeline with heroic mothers:
Brandi Rowntree saved another woman's toddler from drowning in a North Richland Hills, Texas pond in June of 2021, pulling the 2-year-old from the water and performing CPR for the first time.
"He was blue, I knew the only way that he had a chance is if I did whatever I could do. My husband and I have four children. I just prayed that somebody wouldn't give up on ours."