St. Louis extends lockdown indefinitely | People threatened with jail and fines for violating lockdown or face mask orders | New York City tattle line flooded with inappropriate images | Woman crashes car from “excessive use of face mask” | Germany cancels Oktoberfest in April
So, if liberty and pursuit of happiness are unalienable rights bestowed by God, then can a government established by man take away those rights?
City dumps sand to discourage skateboarding | County removes basketball rim when girl caught playing alone | Family locked out of storm shelter for not having masks | Medical workers lose custody of children | Panicked men store sperm | County orders people to wear armbands
What is life, if you can’t live? If we don’t take action soon to allow the living to enjoy life, then despair and hopelessness will impact far more people with far more disastrous, long-term consequences.
It’s hard — very hard — when someone spreads malicious lies, half-truths or pure fabrications about you personally, your actions or even your motives. Or they poke you just to get a reaction. But, does every situation really require a response?
Nobody’s mind likes to be neutral on anything, especially important topics. It will always seek to decide a matter one way or the other, and then latch on to it as proven truth.
If you make an agreement that there is “something” that could possibly separate a believer from God’s love, grace, mercy and forgiveness, then Satan will have a field day with you.
Bible reading is great, but how do we move people from exploration of faith to the point they are willing to make a life-saving commitment?
Even though second guessing elected officials is America’s No. 1 pastime, the bulk of responsibility rests on the shoulders of one person: the president. So, imagine yourself as the president. What would you do if you were in his shoes?
Church services have been cancelled throughout the world in recent weeks, but the bills don’t stop just because a government entity rules that the doors can’t be open on Sunday morning.
