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As we now step into the New Year, as we seek to do the right things, be the right person, how can we succeed?  The story is told of an old Cherokee Chief speaking with his grandson about the battle going on inside us all. He said,

By Jerry Stewart - Vision Productions     It all started on March 1, 1913.  Our founding fathers deemed it unconstitutional. But today, almost 95 years later- it's still here.  What is it?   

“Nathan Hale - The Call of Duty”

    Have you noticed all of the quips and sayings and proverbs we use in our daily communications, and so many of these we don’t even know who first said it or the circumstance under which they did say it. I have one such saying for you today.

Once there was a man traveling on a dangerous mountain road who lost control of his car causing his car to plunge over the side of the mountain and crash onto the rocks below, but the man was saved. The only thing between him and certain death was a tiny bush he clung to on the side of the cliff. "Heelllp", he cried out, "somebody...heelllp me". But no one heard. He called out for what seemed like hours for somebody, anybody to save him, but no one came. Finally, as a last resort he said, "Lord, are you there, can you help me?"

By Jerry Stewart - Vision Productions    As we work and strive to solve the problems of our nation; as our leaders talk and strategize, is there anything else we can do? Listen to this story.

Today I see so many brothers and sisters in Christ that are what I call "middle of the road" Christians - they are willing to take the way of the world with no thought of what God wants from them.

On May 11, 1888 a son was born to a poor Jewish family living in Russia; they named him Israel Isidore Baline. His mother and father had heard about this wonderful nation, America, and when Isidore was five years old they immigrated to America to find their own American dream.

     On January 22, 1973, a law was passed in America that was so harsh, so cruel, I believed that it would never last. I truly believed that we "civilized" citizens of our United States would never allow ourselves to become a part to such a horrible crime, but we did, and this law is still in place today.

 In 1992, in his speech to the Republican Convention, Ronald Reagan listed the "Ten Cannots" for our nation.