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"Are Hard Things Always Bad?"

We have come to believe that anything bad or unfavorable is not good, has no value, avoid at all cost. But is that true?, or is there something to be learned in the hard times that we would have never learned. 
 
 

Do you know your rights?

When the authors of our US Constitution had finished their work, they refused to sign it into law until something else was added - our "Bill of Rights".  And when they wrote these Bill of Rights, they put them in order by importance. Do you know what your rights are as a U.S.citizen? Do you know which rights were considered to be most important? 
Listen to this and remember.

"The Truth of the First Amendment"

Did our Founding Fathers really intend to keep the Bible out of the public schools and the Government Buildings? 
Listen to what the writers of that amendment really believed.

"No Greater Love"

Memorial Day is a day to remember those who loved our country so much that they signed up to do whatever was asked of them. Listen to this story

"Get Out of the Middle of the Road"

Today in America, does anyone really know what the American Way really is? We are in a difficult position in our nation today; it is getting harder and harder to be in the group because the group wants to go to the middle where it is safe.

"Get In The Wheelbarrow"

What would you "DO" if asked to "Get In The Wheelbarrow"?

"It's not Happy Holidays, it's Merry Christmas"

Listen up folks, there would be no happy holidays without Jesus.

"The Touch of the Master's Hand"

This short story is truly the most powerful true story I have ever heard. Please take a listen and tell me what you think.

"Get In The Arena"

There is this word "character". Your character is a snapshot of who you are as a person.
So, here's the question, "If someone were taking pictures of you  each day, each hour, each moment, even when no one is looking at what you're doing - would your character make you out to be someone worth following?"

"Live Like You're Dying - I Almost Did"