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Pastor Appreciation

October is pastor appreciation month! We would like to join with you in honoring the pastors who give so much and require so little in return. Our latest project: Reason To Sing features a brand new pastor appreciation song: Where Would I Be. So to all of you faithful pastors, we express our

Raise The Flag!

If you have missed the past two devotions, I encourage you to read the archives for the proper context of this month's devotion: Part 1: Clean The Deck Part 2: Don't Drink The Saltwater May 10, 1942. Commander Leonard Austin scanned the horizon from his ship, the USS Henley. Commander

New Sheet Music Releases!

Four new sheet music products have been added to the website. Where Would I BeAll Of The PraiseCome Forth As GoldI Plead The Blood This list is based on the top 4 most popular requests that we have received since our last release. Thank to everyone who participates in our Sheet Music

Happy Birthday Rita!

Happy Birthday!! May you have many more!!

Traffic!

Last Saturday, we witnessed the most traffic accidents in a single day (car on fire, car flipped upside down, etc). One particular incident nearly caused our two trailers to collide with one another. We thank God for His protection and we thank everyone who prays for our safety!

Don’t Drink The Saltwater!

In our last devotion: Clean The Deck, sailors of the USS Neosho had been attacked by the Japanese. Now I did promise you a rescue in this devotion. But as I studied and prayed, I felt a heavy burden to focus on this subject which was only a brief section in the beginning. Please understand that I

Repairs

We are thanking God for His protection as we complete a major repair to our fifth-wheel RV. The condensed version of this story is that one of the structural beams on our trailer was almost broken in two. If this beam would have completely broken while traveling down a busy highway, the damage would

Clean The Deck

The USS Neosho was a tanker ship that supplied fuel for it's assigned fleet during World War Two. Under the command of Captain John Phillips, sailors would work long hours as they refueled one ship after another in their battle against the Japanese. On May 7th, 1942, the Neosho and an escort ship

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