Kat

Animal and nature enthusiast. I love to cook and enjoy preserving food. Most of all I cherish every moment with loved ones.

[Kat @fortulashealing]

I’ve seen heartbreaking calls from the left for more violence against conservatives—some even wishing for millions to be murdered. They’ve celebrated deaths of innocents, Christians, and now Charlie Kirk’s horrendous murder. I don’t understand their elation, but it’s chilling. #CharlieKirk
Yet, out of this tragedy, a revival is igniting! So many posts from former atheists and lukewarm Christians saying they’re now called to church, accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, and committing to a Godly life. It’s happening not just in the US, but worldwide. 🙏
I’m including myself here—I was a lukewarm believer, going through the motions. But Charlie Kirk’s death has shaken me to my core and has awakened me. I don’t know if it was God’s plan, but it seems to be sparking this massive spiritual awakening. Good is coming out of this evil act.
Those who elate in his death, now threatening attacks or even murder for differing opinions—I believe they’re influenced by demonic forces, even possessed. The vile posts I’ve seen confirm it. But the Bible says no one is unredeemable. We must pray for them, as hard as it is.
Pray harder for these souls lost in hate. We don’t have all the answers—I’ll never claim to—but I know God is good. Good things are already emerging from this heinous act: hearts turning to Him, lives transformed.
To all lukewarm Christians like I: Come back! Let God start a fire in you so that you seek His truth. Don’t stay tepid—Revelation warns against it. Dive in fully.
If you’re a nonbeliever and this violence makes you uncomfortable, that’s your spirit recognizing the demonic at work. I urge you: Open your heart, accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. He changes everything.
Let’s all pray for those possessed by darkness, for revival to spread, and for healing in our divided world. Thank you for reading—may God bless you. #Revival #AcceptJesus #PrayForTheLost

[Kat @fortulashealing]

I would really love to see you address this in more detail. This is something I genuinely struggle with—not because I’m trying to reject Paul’s writings, but because there are certain passages where I have a hard time reconciling Paul’s teachings with the teachings of Jesus. I know people say that Paul does not contradict Christ, but sometimes I still find myself wondering whether he does.

Would you consider doing a video addressing some of the main passages or issues that people point to when they argue that Paul contradicts Jesus, and explaining how you understand and reconcile them? There are many things Paul taught that I appreciate and agree with, but I still have this nagging question in the back of my mind.

More than anything, I want to be obedient to God and faithful to His Word, so I would genuinely appreciate a deeper explanation rather than simply being told that there is no contradiction. If you’ve already made a video addressing this, I would be very grateful if you could point me toward it or link it in the comments.

[Kat @fortulashealing]

This Memorial Day, I want to honor my great-great-uncle, Sergeant George Ervin Stephens of the Canadian Expeditionary Force.

For most of my life, George was simply a name in our family history — someone deeply loved and mourned, especially by my great-grandmother Clara, who adored her little brother for the rest of her life after he was killed during World War I.

Recently, I was finally able to go through portions of his military service records in detail, and what I learned made him feel real in a way I cannot fully explain.

George enlisted in November 1914 at only 18 years old. He served nearly four years in some of the most brutal conditions imaginable during World War I. In 1916, he survived a severe chest wound at the Somme and spent roughly seven months recovering in hospitals between France and England. His medical records mention coughing, occasional blood in his sputum, sharp chest pain, and lingering discomfort after the wound — yet the tone of the records suggests he minimized much of his suffering and simply carried on.

Eventually, he returned to active duty.

Over the course of the war, George rose through the ranks from Private to Sergeant, and family history — later supported by memorial records — indicates he received a battlefield commission shortly before his death, a reflection of the leadership and trust he had earned after years at the front.

He continued serving until August 8, 1918, when he was killed in action during the opening day of the Battle of Amiens — one of the major turning points of the war and part of the final Allied offensive that helped bring World War I to an end.

He died only 95 days before the Armistice.

What strikes me most is that behind all of the military records was a real young man. In letters home to his sister Clara, he wrote about beautiful cathedrals and ancient buildings reduced to rubble by war. He joked, shared gossip about fellow soldiers, talked about outings while recovering in England, and tried to shield his family from the full reality of what he had endured. We even have a photograph of George with another soldier and two nurses they had become close friends with during his recovery.

For years, our family believed George may have died in the hospital after his injury. Learning that he actually recovered, returned to combat, and died later during one of the war’s most significant battles somehow made his story even more heartbreaking.

We do not know his full story. We may never know what his final moments were like, what thoughts crossed his mind, or what dreams he carried with him into battle that morning.

But some things are certain:

He was brave.
He was loved.
He endured extraordinary hardship.
And he was deeply missed.

More than a century later, even by family members who never had the chance to meet him, he is still remembered.

Today, on Memorial Day, I honor Sergeant George Ervin Stephens and all those who never made it home.

[Kat @fortulashealing]

@thatdudereed_ DUDE! Amazing. Keep it up.

[Kat @fortulashealing]

@masterx12345 Not true. Plus the product is not entirely free… they pay taxes on the items they get.

[Kat @fortulashealing]

@MissLMI That’s cool though.

[Kat @fortulashealing]

@BowTiedVD Actually reviewers have to pay taxes on the item plus they take into consideration the cost it would be for other who would buy the item. That’s why they talk about the price.

[Kat @fortulashealing]

You guys we met Justin Turd’eau in East Texas! What a coincidence 🥹 https://t.co/Nu14e4dC2T via @YouTube

[Kaizen D. Asiedu @thatsKAIZEN]

No, the war in Iran is not about Israel.

Here's the history of U.S. - Iranian relations, and the current dilemma.

[Kat @fortulashealing]

@thatdudereed_ Hey Reed. Just wanted to let you know that you inspired me to get back into shape, and I actually got one of the infinity hoops and I found it to be very enjoyable. So all the haters can shove it. Keep up the great work.

[Kaizen D. Asiedu @thatsKAIZEN]

On Saturday, Iran's government claimed the U.S. and Israel bombed a school - without evidence - and the media made that the headline.

Trump talks about Tylenol and autism - media: "Trump makes claim, without evidence."

The media is more skeptical of America than our enemies.

[Kat @fortulashealing]

@kittenaround_51 Is the dog okay?

[Kat @fortulashealing]

@the_jefferymead I’m just concerned for her because her face is out there and she’s uncovered and if they do not have a complete rehaul of the regime and basically do away with extremists she and her husband could be a target so I do sincerely hope that they are successful!

[Kat @fortulashealing]

@thatdudereed_ All the people on here talking sh** are dumb as F. The weight does not always indicate health. To gain 1.8 pounds in a week could be due to many reasons….. water weight, muscle gain and yes even over eating. Why do people get off degrading someone and telling them to give up?!

[The Pets 𝕏 @ThePetsX]

This blind kitten is experiencing snow for the first time

[JOKAMRREDPILLZ @JOKAQARMY1]

Neuroscience of the Epstein Files 🤔

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

My mind is officially blown

- One company does over 50% of all school photos in America and over 25% of school photos globally
- It was acquired by investment firm owned by BlackRock and Vanguard
- They’re the top shareholders of a company who the CEO was a primary investor of a company who’s been sued multiple times for scrapping facial data to build their AI's learning database. The illegal use of facial images without consent

“To be fair, maybe this whole connection is a bit of a stretch, but in the end, it really is one big company that runs everything. Using your childhood photos to train a facial recognition deep learning database to eventually establish a global mass surveillance state that is constantly watching your every move from the second you enter this world — That's who took your school photos”

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

We. Are. Not. Mad. Enough.

[💥Texas Girl💥 @Ilegvm]

Claim: Dr. Burzynski is the first/only scientist to enter FDA drug approval for his antineoplaston cancer without government/big pharma support. True on self-funding via clinic, but trials ongoing 40+ years, no approval yet.

Why do you think the FDA indicted Dr. Burzynski? Was it protecting big pharma interests or protecting patients?

[Ian @Iwendtster]

THIS ISN’T THE LINE, WHAT IS?

If these sick monsters doing this to CHILDREN isn’t the line, WHAT IS.

The ONLY way this is fixed is if ENOUGH of us ALL COLLECTIVELY stand up and DEMAND accountability.

But I’m just a conspiracy theorist.

[Michelle Maxwell ™ @MichelleMaxwell]

🚨 Warning ⚠️ Parents and Grandparents please watch and share this to keep your children and grandchildren safe from online predators that wish them harm🚨