By Jeremy Stalnecker Along with the rest of the world, I have spent more than a month observing global events unfold in ways that are at the same time overwhelming, confusing, and often unbelievable. While I am hopeful that in the very near future we will be able to...
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By Bob Dees “It was a cold Sunday morning with over a foot of newly fallen snow. We were in a classroom setting for a short burst of instruction before taking to the ice covered hills yet once again. In recent days many had parachuted into their training...
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By Jeremy Stalnecker One undeniable fact about life is that there will be storms. Dark, dangerous and often unexpected, the focus in these times quickly becomes survival. We begin to look at everything in our life as either an asset that we can use or a liability to...
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By Kathy Robichaux I am asking myself if I should be fearful of the COVID-19 situation because, as of right now, I am not. It is not the fake news or the fighting over toilet paper videos on social media that is making me question myself. Instead, it’s what I hear...
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By Bob Dees Tribulation comes in all forms. I often say the bookends of tribulation resemble a hurricane or a tornado. At present in America, we have both. The Corona Virus (CV) hurricane is pushing destruction to the shores of America, combined with the...
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By Jeremy Stalnecker (jeremystalnecker.com) How do you deal with Fear and Panic? If you are not quite sure, now is a good time to figure it out. While the world seems to be running out of toilet paper and bottled water, fear and panic are everywhere! While you may not...
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By Luis Rivera In the ancient Near East, a city without gates and walls was slim pickings for anyone who would seek to sack it. Similarly, a home without walls is easy prey for unsuspecting thieves. And a life created to...
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By Shannon Morell, MOWP Group Leader The Mighty Oaks’ Women’s Legacy Program (MOWP) kicked off the first session of 2020 last week in San Miguel, California. A mixture of women veterans and veteran’s spouses made up our 21 attendees who flew in from all over the...
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By Jeremy Stalnecker We all know what it is like to fail! In fact, I feel like my entire life has been cycle after cycle of trying to succeed but coming up just a little short. The crazy thing is, compared to other people I may be doing really well but there are...
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By Kevin Schroeder One of the most popular and beautiful places in the state of Texas is the Texas Hill Country. The Texas Hill Country is a geographic region of Central and South Texas, forming the southeast part of the Edwards Plateau. Given its location, climate,...
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