Thought for the Week “In the process of gaining our rightful place we must not be guilty of wrongful deeds. Let us not seek to satisfy our thirst for freedom by drinking from the cup of bitterness and hatred. We must forever conduct our struggle on the high plane of dignity and discipline…we must rise […]

Dr. King’s Legacy — Mitch Teemley

Dear blogger friends: I have remained mostly silent about my political views, because I don’t like arguments. I had more than enough of that sort of thing, in my trauma-filled past. But when I read the following post by the author Leslie Leyland Fields, I knew that I had to share this. Leslie is also a trauma survivor. I am deeply moved by her bravery in boldly sharing the very same thoughts and feelings that I carry inside my heart. Comments are closed here, please read all of Leslie’s post and share your thoughts there. Thank you for stopping by. I love my blog readers, whether you agree with my ideas and beliefs or not. God bless! ~Linda

 

My last post was on the eve of the New Year. I wrote about 2021 storming in and how to face the new year with courage. I had no idea about the storm that would hit just one week later—- ———the storm of rioters who crashed the capitol. We’ve all seen the chilling footage of…

Making Christians Great Again — Blog – Leslie Leyland Fields