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Yes, what bizarre times we’re living in . . . But in times like these, seeing prayer on a liberal cable network was a sight to see as people of all faiths rally together to provide hope for so many of us living in fear. At the end of a six-minute plus discussion, Melvin told … Continued

While there are a variety of levels of COVID-19 impact in our nation, health professionals all across the nation are doing things differently.  Not just a short-term burst of injuries in the ER, or an outbreak of rotavirus in a community, doctor’s offices, urgent care facilities, and hospitals are now the front lines in the … Continued

Could you use some good news? A laugh? We really enjoyed this new YouTube series (click the screen below to watch) with actor/producer John Krasinski, Some Good News. In this video, Krasinski shares about some of the incredible things people are doing for each other during this quarantine. One of our favorite lines is “marriage … Continued

Johnson & Johnson said Monday it could have a Covid-19 vaccine available for emergency use early next year and it would begin manufacturing the vaccine immediately. Pray over the research and development of treatments, cures, and vaccines with our newest prayer guide: Praying for Cures for COVID-19 Though not a major vaccine maker, Johnson & Johnson (ticker: … Continued

“Nothing would be worse than declaring victory before the victory is won, that would be the greatest loss of all,” Trump said, acknowledging that his hopeful Easter deadline for loosening restrictions was shattered. The president said he thought about differentiating restrictions between different areas in the country, depending on the threat posed by the virus, … Continued

I had a dream on February 22 that had no context at the time. Now it does. In the dream, I had a huge storehouse of goods and several people broke in to find what they needed. It was evident that things were bad on the outside and people were looking for help. One was … Continued

My father was the ultimate do-it-yourselfer. He wasn’t always an especially patient man—which prompted him fairly often to “get on with things.” He dropped out of college and seminary two or three times, and always had an appropriate skepticism for academia. Which was odd, because folks who knew him tended mostly to take seriously his … Continued

The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted quick action by government and health providers and real-world impacts for Americans in every corner of our great country. Universities and public schools close by the hundreds across the states. Sporting events, music festivals, conferences and other gatherings have been put on hold. Restaurants are closing their doors with carry-out … Continued