Pastor Barron Greenwalt calls Christians to confront corruption with courage, citing biblical mandates that require activism against injustice. Historical examples, such as the civil rights movement, exemplify this duty. In light of modern scandals and waste, believers must act through prayer, speaking truth, supporting reforms, and electing godly leaders to restore justice.
On Memorial Day, I reflect on a 1940 Fort Sill photograph of my great-grandfather, William Elvin Penn, and his battalion, including a Japanese American soldier. Taken before WWII’s turmoil, it captures unity and sacrifice. Many didn’t return from the Pacific, reminding us life is fleeting (James 4:14). Like Christ, who laid down His life (John 15:13), these soldiers inspire us to live boldly and accept salvation urgently. Honor their legacy by embracing Christ’s love today. Share this story of courage and faith. #MemorialDay #Faith #Sacrifice #Jesus, #Salvation
Christian men must remain vigilant and prepared to face both physical and spiritual challenges. Drawing from biblical principles, the call to action emphasizes courage, strength, and responsible leadership. They are urged to protect their families and communities while embodying godly attributes through prayer, resilience, and the full armor of God.
Be watchful, stand firm in the faith and act like men, be strong. 1 Corinthians 16:13 Men, just a reminder, don’t get caught off-guard in this ever-increasing violent, anarchistic culture we find ourselves; ALWAYS BE PREPARED and ALWAYS BE AWARE. I grew up with the mentality that it is better to be judged by 12 […]
