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By Jeremy Stalnecker This is the last in the series “A Christians guide to voting.” As we consider the election, we consider voting and so many other areas in life, we need to vote the issues that are important to God. Instead of those issues that are necessarily...

By Jeremy Stalnecker In our series “A Christians guide to voting,” I hope this has been helpful to you. They’re thoughts, that we need to explore and pursue and dive deeper into. But sometimes we just need a starting place and hopefully these have been that for you....

By Jeremy Stalnecker As we continue our series on “A Christian’s Guide to Voting,” I want to bring to your attention to a third issue. Now, remember as we get into this, it’s our goal to, instead of voting for the issues that are important to us, to vote for the...

This week we were the topic of discussion over at the Biblical Counseling Coalition podcast. Here’s the episode description: “Don Roy is a retired Navy Captain and biblical counselor who helps coordinate the ministry of Fallen Soldiers March. He joins us...

By Jeremy Stalnecker As we continue our brief video series entitled, “A Christians guide to voting,” I want to bring to you another very, very important issue. Yesterday we talked about what I believe is issue number one-the issue of the Sanctity of Life. And if it is...

By Jeremy Stalnecker As we quickly approach another election, I want to give you one piece of advice that has been very helpful to me. Here it is. You ready? “Don’t vote the issues that are important to you, but rather, vote the issues that are important to God!” Did...

By Bill Coate Our journey was clear, the path firm, the route cleared of all imaginable obstacles, success guaranteed.  As evening approached a fog settled over the path. At first it seemed that this apparition would be nothing more than a temporary disruption and...

By Keith Pace, Vice President of Junto Tribe A few years back my family and I visited a butterfly garden, and this helped me understand a powerful truth found in God’s Word. I was standing in front of a glass case filled with cocoons, and this was called the...

by Bob Dees John Donne, a sixteeth century English poet who was well acquainted with grief, suffering, and resilience; penned these famous words “No man is an island entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main…”  While there is a strong...

By Jamie Warner Recently, a team from Mighty Oaks Warrior Programs converged, once again, on the Freedom Ranch for Heroes in Wise River, Montana, for another Men’s Legacy Program. This time we had eight new Warriors participating in the Legacy Program. There was the...