@GrantPaulsen It would require journaling skills to know what’s happened in DC with FO and the roster over the last two years. Unfortunately, that level of homework doesn’t seem to fit Stephen A.’s research model.
@LeoAriasPrensa Son dos ventas de cuantas compras? Si fuera que estos equipos te meten estas movidas 2-3 veces al año te creo pero esto es más casualidad que acierto.
An Abu Dhabi royal backed a secret $500 million investment in Trump’s crypto company. Months later, U.A.E. won access to tightly guarded American AI chips. https://t.co/7jVpCE1KK7
As the Twin Cities reel from ICE arrests and the killing of Alex Pretti, churchgoers are driving immigrants to work and doctor’s appointments.
Emily Belz reports from Minneapolis:
https://t.co/hpjde9w49J
The big truth we need to grasp is that God loves us. It's a personal and individual love. And in that love, He has specific plans and purposes for each of us. You have a purpose, and there is a plan in place for your life that is for your good and for God's glory.
We are heartbroken and disgusted that racism has kicked in our front door in Jacksonville, FL.
We have allowed hatred to occupy space in our community, and in return, it has stolen the lives of three of our neighbors.
They did not deserve to die!
@ljsheeley3@gdianenelson Slavery, the evil, demonic, dehumanizing of image bearers, did not benefit Black Americans. The African people, my enslaved ancestors, were strong and resilient. They themselves must be highlighted, not slavery. It must be denounced for the evil it is.
Corporations produce consumers. The Church is supposed to produce disciples of Jesus. But we are often better at producing consumers than corporations.
Corporations produce consumers. The Church is supposed to produce disciples of Jesus. But we are often better at producing consumers than corporations.
The lessons we teach our kids are often the ones we need to relearn.
It's not a coincidence that our favorite children's stories focus on kindness, honesty, responsibility, persistence, and courage.
The values we learn in kindergarten are the ones that matter most in life.