Women Arise : Peloton Bikes and the Apostle Paul Article by Andrea Maher It’s been a year since I got my Peloton bike. I have a love-hate relationship with that bike because it kicks my butt when I’m on it. But I still ride it consistently, because I know the benefit it brings to my overall …
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That Others May Live Article by Dennis Call As the new year begins, I’m reminded of the selfless service of U.S. Airforce Pararescue Jumpers. These airmen have the unique mission of recovering aircraft pilots from all services after they’ve been shot down or crashed, both in training and in combat. PJs as they are more …
Women Arise : Christmas Edition Article by Andrea Maher It’s that wonderful time of year again! Yet notably, I bet you wondered if you had time to even read this because you are swamped by all the dutiful obligations that go along with this season. To which I say, then perhaps you must! Even more so …
A Christmas Truce Article by Dennis Call World War I, or the Great War as it became known, killed or wounded more than 25 million people between 1914 and 1918. Considered by many historians to be the first modern war, the Great War saw the mobilization of more than 60 million Europeans who at the …
Praising God in Thanksgiving Article by Dennis Call Thanksgiving in the United States dates back to the Colonial period of American history and the 1621 celebration at Plymouth Plantation. It was here that settlers hosted a three-day celebration of a successful growing season. It became an official holiday in 1863, at the height of the …
