Inspiring Fireworks in Space
NASA’s discovery of a rare dwarf galaxy called the “July 4th skyrocket” inspires us to become shooting stars in our own lives.
Independence Day marks the anniversary of America’s birth and celebrates the enduring values of freedom and democracy we cherish to this day.
NASA’s discovery of a rare dwarf galaxy called the “July 4th skyrocket” inspires us to become shooting stars in our own lives.
This week I was researching Fourth of July prayers, and I came across George Washington’s first inaugural address from 1789. I was surprised that one of his first orders of business as president was to give props to God!
This holiday is forever linked to honor and sacrifice. These people are my friends, my community, my support and the hope of the future. I’ve watched as these scenarios have played out before my very eyes. In my heart, the phrase, the home of the free and the brave is real people, making real sacrifices.
The difference between man and God is time. We cannot escape it, and sooner or later we all run out of it. For God there has never been an hour or a moment or a second, no beginning, no end, no time.
A mother’s request to have her ashes fired up into the sky on Independence Day is met by her family with skepticism, then sheer love.
The annual celebration of American Independence can also inspire prayer.
From Liberty Bell myths to political rivalries and how the Declaration of Independence could’ve sounded very different, here are 7 things you should know before celebrating July 4th.
5 ways to pray for our nation on the Fourth of July
Most dogs aren’t thrilled by the sound and fury of fireworks on the 4th of July. But then, Peggy Frezon’s spaniel Kelly isn’t just any dog.
What better way to enjoy some quality family time over the Fourth of July holiday than to watch movies that celebrate the United States of America?
I bet you have fun family Fourth of July traditions and hometown hoopla planned as well. But, in the midst of all the backyard barbecues, patriotic parades and fabulous fireworks, I hope you’ll take a minute to pray.
Angels know God’s watching over us, but at times we find it hard to trust we’ll be ok.