Join me in praying for @Milligan_Univ, near Johnson City, TN. Eleven cyclists were hit by a car this morning, many were injured and two were killed. Pray for all those involved, especially for the loved ones of Haylan Engdahl and Brayden Rogers. May God comfort and help them as only He can. https://t.co/pgRlr20IYu
Nate Ament: "It's one of the reasons I chose Tennessee because of Coach Barnes and his faith. ... as a team, you're trying to glorify something bigger than yourself. And, ultimately, something that is Jesus Christ and is God can only lead to good things. When you're playing for something other than your own glory and the glory of others, the glory of your teammates, the glory of Christ, only good things can happen from there if you're being selfless and trying to take care of each other."
A lot of people talk down on prayer these days, but I’ve never been more thankful for it. While I was recovering from hip surgery, so many of you were praying for me—and I want you to know those prayers were answered! The surgery was 100% successful. God is good! 🙏 Here’s a little update…
Today we remember a hero of the faith. Our Founder, Dr. James C. Dobson, passed away this morning. Although we're sorrowful over this loss, we are thankful for his legacy of family ministry that will live on for future generations, and rejoice that he is now in the presence of our Savior.
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Harvard, Yale, and Princeton were founded to raise up Christian men and women who knew God and made Him known.
Today, they’ve abandoned that mission.
Liberty University carries the torch.
This was first day of classes.
Signs of a spiritual awakening are still popping up across the U.S. on a weekly basis this summer, and the latest example was a mass baptism at Pirates Cove in California, where thousands of believers publicly declared their faith in Jesus Christ.
Harvest Christian Fellowship's Senior Pastor Greg Laurie reports, "We had an incredible day yesterday at the 3rd Annual Jesus Revolution Baptism. We baptized 2,100 people in a single day!"
AMAZING REPORT: https://t.co/cMwuAAXiMV
Senator Tim Scott has one of the most inspiring life stories I’ve ever heard.
Raised in South Carolina by his hardworking mother and his beloved “Grandmama,” Tim grew up in deep poverty—sharing a bed with them at times and living without electricity. He had no earthly father to guide him, but he had a Heavenly Father who had a plan.
Today, Tim serves his state and our nation as a United States Senator. He carries a powerful, hope-filled message for young people—and for all of us—that you won’t want to miss. He’s also just released a new book, "One Nation Always Under God."
Tim is my featured guest on The Greg Laurie Show today—you can hear the full conversation now at https://t.co/Cfj54i9N0Q
"There's a lot of encouraging things happening right now," he said. "There's been a dramatic shift in the culture toward the Gospel and toward Jesus Christ. In the past, elders and baby boomers tended to be the more committed Christians, but in the last two years that has changed, especially among young people and specifically among young men."
"Gen Z men are making a commitment to Christ," he said, presumably referencing a study that was part of Barna's State of the Church 2025 initiative, which found that commitment to Jesus has risen sharply among young men.”https://t.co/E0NFxQEBHP
Some people talk about how much they gave up for Jesus.
They’ll say things like, “I gave up this and that for Jesus. I’ve made tremendous sacrifices for the Lord. I’ve done it all for Him!”
But your testimony is not about what you gave up for Jesus. It’s about what He gave up for you. It’s always a good idea to stay out of the spotlight when you share your faith. Remember, Jesus is the One who has done the work. He is the One we are proclaiming.
If you’ve received Christ as your Savior and Lord, you have a story to tell. It may not be a showstopper. And you may not feel entirely comfortable sharing it. But there are people whose lives will be changed forever because of it. God will make sure of that.
News of what God did at Angel Stadium is spreading far and wide! Here’s an article from European Business Magazine covering it. As the Bible says, ’Like cold water to a weary soul is good news from a distant land’ (Proverbs 25:25). Here’s a glimpse of what they wrote:
Why does God allow tragedy? As we continue to mourn the loss of so many lives due to the devastating flood in Texas, this question weighs heavily on our hearts. It’s not an easy question to answer. Here are some insights from Scripture that offer perspective on this issue and highlight why we need to turn to God in times of trouble.
🚨 JUST IN: Mike Johnson is dropping TRUTH NUKES right now on the floor.
"See, we are the first nation in the history of the world that acknowledged our rights do not derive from government, they come from God."
"You see those words up there? It says, 'In God we trust.'"
"We're different. We're distinct. We're exceptional, because we acknowledge that right there."
Happy 249th Birthday, America! 🇺🇸
There’s no nation quite like ours—except, perhaps, Israel. America was born in a miracle and built on a foundation that openly acknowledged God Himself.
We actually wrote it down: “Endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights.”
That wasn’t a typo. It wasn’t a footnote.
It was the foundation: Life. Liberty. The pursuit of happiness.
Not granted by kings or politicians—but by God Himself.
Our very existence is a miracle.
Don’t take my word for it—ask General George Washington, who survived bullets, frostbite, hopeless odds, and Congress.
He called it Divine Providence.
I call it the fingerprints of Heaven on a scrappy, defiant startup called America.
Now try imagining the world without America:
When Hitler and Imperial Japan set the globe on fire, who put it out?
How many more Jews would have perished in the camps if we hadn’t stepped in?
Who rebuilt Europe, stared down the Soviets, and put a man on the moon—while Elvis and Johnny Cash played on the radio.
No, we’re not perfect. Far from it.
But there’s a reason people around the world still dream of coming here.
So this Fourth of July, celebrate big.
Grill something. Light something on fire.
But most of all—give thanks.
Thanks to God for this country.
Thanks for the freedom we so easily take for granted.
And pray—seriously pray—that He leads us through the mess we’re in and into the better days to come.
Pray for our leaders.
Pray for our future.
And most of all—pray for revival.
Because the greatest hope for America is not found in Washington, D.C.—it’s found in Jesus Christ.
God bless America.
And pass the hot dogs.
“Texas fired me, but really I don't think Texas fired me. I think Texas did what God wanted them to do, because I was supposed to be at Tennessee. I thank Him every day for that.”
- Rick Barnes
Thank you, PHCP Pros, for celebrating 150 years with us! Here's to innovation, resilience, and advancing modern plumbing, water heating, and treatment. We're excited for the future of water technology!
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Employees at the Ashland City, TN plant recently held their 150th anniversary celebration. More than 800 employees attended to honor this once-in-a-lifetime milestone! See how it all came together: https://t.co/lL1NKAMPlk