Resolution by Mighty Oaks Foundation This time of year is always because you can see how many people are still sticking to their New Years’ resolutions. Working out, building a relationship with Christ, listening better, even laying off the sweets are all...
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Walk a Mile in Their Shoes | By, Jamie Warner Have you ever had the opportunity to serve others? Whether it’s interacting with someone down on their luck, or preparing a meal, or helping a friend or coworker move? Service comes in a variety of shapes and sizes. And...
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Resolve to Live Renewed Lives | By, Jamie Warner Ah, January. January marks the start of the new year. The time of new beginnings, new diets, new goals, new gym memberships, and new resolutions. And although I can’t, or won’t, verify that all of us who were at last...
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The End is Just the Beginning | By, Jamie Warner Here we are, midway through December and in the final days of 2021. The year began amidst unrest, controversy, division, and discontentment, causing many to wonder if it marked the beginning of The End. So, while...
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Veteran Suicide Prevention Awareness | By Mighty Oaks Veteran suicide awareness has never been higher here in America. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of veteran suicide prevention awareness. On November 2nd, the White House unveiled its new plan to end...
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Courage Under Fire | By Jamie Warner Hero. A label that is thrown around current American culture with so much reckless abandon that we threaten diluting the term to the point of obsolescence. After all, what makes one a hero? Well, according to dictionary.com, a hero...
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By, Robin Werling Every branch in me that does not bear fruit he takes away, and every branch that does bear fruit he prunes, that it may bear more fruit. John 15:2 In mid-October, men from all over the country drove up the hilltop into the oasis we have come...
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By, Pete Lawrence (Mighty Oaks Legacy Graduate, August 2019) Two years ago I was blessed to attend @mightyoaksfndn. For years I ran away from struggles with PTS (Post Traumatic Stress) and trauma. I shoved them deep down and refused to acknowledge the demons that kept...
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By, Jeremy Stalnecker Maybe it’s COVID, maybe it’s the result of the last Presidential election, maybe it’s a generally apathetic attitude towards the Bible and Christianity, maybe it’s an increase in spiritual warfare, or maybe just the fact that I am becoming a...
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By, Glenn Rosenbaum Reminiscent to a bus load of new recruits arriving at a reception station for basic military training, on Monday evening, on the 27th of October 2021, 19 men arrived and filed into the main lodge at Skyrose ranch. As they entered through the door...
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