We are a nation at war

We are a nation at war, and I am so proud of those who are attempting to preserve the freedom of all people in the world. America cannot retreat from the intimidating tactics of the terrorists and the nations who want to dominate the world politically or spiritually with their false propaganda. Our nation must become united states again, not divided states, especially over the major cause of preserving freedom for our nation and others in the world.
I am proud of Rich Hayes and the thousands of men and women who are in Iraq defending the cause of democracy in the world. If they are not in that territory of the world, then the battle will come inside of our own nation’s boundaries. We are a nation that is jeopardized by a cultural war that seems to divide us more by the day, but we cannot become a nation that is jeopardized within our boundaries. Ignoring the problem will not make it go away.
I read yesterday that Iraq and Afghanistan are two of the ten most dangerous places in the world. We must do all we can to support and pray for those from our nation who are located in these dangerous places while representing our United States of America. Casting suspicion and doubt about our involvement should cease. Supporting with resources to finish the job and praying for those who risk their lives for us should dominate our thoughts. Already, more Americans have died than we would have ever dreamed. Our hearts ache as we see the flag-covered caskets filled with men or women who have died in the field of battle. We cannot even imagine the pain their families must feel in those moments of despair and grief. What they must know is that they have our support, love in action, and prayer for them.
Rich Hayes, as seen in the above picture, is a born-again, committed believer of Jesus Christ. His family personifies why this church is great. They are always here. They are always supportive. They are always encouraging. Let’s permit Rich Hayes on this day to represent to each of us the thousands of Americans all over the world representing our great nation. Pray not only for Rich and his safety today, but others in our church, as well as all who serve our nation in America and across the world.
Our goal is not control or direction concerning the challenges worldwide. OUR goal should be to pray for those in authority over us and to pray for those who serve our nation worldwide. To Rich Hayes and every man and woman in uniform, know on this Thursday, November 2, I for one American, salute you and thank you for your service not only to America, but to the world. Thanks for preserving what God holds dear in His Word …
Justice for all …







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