Fire up the grill with America's favorite cowboy cook Kent Rollins
who shares his recipe for juicy barbecued chicken Mexican style,
along with homemade Pico de Gallo sauce and other delicious dishes!
Great for the upcoming Cinco de Mayo holiday or anytime!
Thank you Kent for always saluting Old Glory
and remembering our veterans!
For Such A Time As This...
A special message from America's foremost Christian historian David Barton
concerning the important role of the Christian church in our nation today.
"My sacrifice, the sacrifice acceptable to God is a broken spirit;
a broken and contrite heart, broken down with sorrow for sin and
humbly and thoroughly penitent, such O God, You will not despise."
(Psalm 51:17)
Almighty God, we make our earnest prayer
that Thou will keep the United States
in Thy holy protection;
that Thou will incline the hearts of the citizens
to cultivate a spirit of subordination,
and obedience to government,
and entertain a brotherly affection and love
for one another and for their fellow-citizens
of the United States at large.
And finally, that Thou will most graciously
be pleased to dispose us all to do justice,
to love mercy, and to demean ourselves with
that charity, humility, and pacific temper of mind
which were the characteristics of the Divine Author
of our blessed religion, without a humble imitation
of whose example in these things we can
never hope to be a happy nation.
Grant our supplication, we beseech Thee,
through Jesus Christ our Lord
Amen.
*According to the website of The Library of Congress this prayer is used regularly
at "The President's Chapel" of George Washington University and voices
the aspirations of the University for the fulfillment of civic duties
and the promotion of national welfare.
It was presented to The Daughters of The American Revolution by The
George Washington University as a token of its appreciation of the use
of Memorial Continental Hall on October 30, 1919 for the Special
Convocation at which the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws was
conferred upon His Majesty, Albert, King of the Belgians.
-William Miller Collier, President.
Printed in Buff and Blue the University Colors
* In the wake of the recent act of vandalism committed against the statute
of George Washington on the campus of George Washington University
I have to wonder if this prayer by our first president is still in use there.
Host Erick Stakelbeck speaks with Middle East expert Lisa Daftari, Editor-in-Chief
of The Foreign Desk and host of the Foreign Desk podcast concerning the alarming
pro-Hamas, anti-American protests on college campuses nationwide and who is
funding them. Also, is a Rafah offensive imminent for the IDF despite
continual pressure from the Biden Administration?
Plus, is the rogue regime in Iran on its way to the ash heap of history
as internal opposition grows among the average citizens there?
The Bearded Bible brothers Joshua and Caleb explain Messiah's parables
related to reaching out to His physical kinsmen, the Jewish people.
The gracious host of At Home With Arlene Williams learns
how to prepare authentic Mexican food from Fernando Leon,
owner of the Cozumel Restaurant in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
"Consider how the lilies grow: They do not labor or spin. Yet I tell you,
not even Solomon in all his glory was adorned like one of these."
(Luke 12:27)
Hark, the lilies whisper
Tenderly and low,
"In our grace and beauty
See how fair we grow."
Thus our heav'nly Father
Cares for all below.
The lilies of the field,
The beautiful lilies of the field.
Your Father cares for them,
And shall He not care for you?
Hark, the roses speaking,
Telling all abroad
Their sweet, wondrous story,
Of the love of God,
In the Rose of Sharon
Jesus Christ the Lord,
The roses, how they bloom!
The beautiful roses, how they bloom!
Your Father cares for them,
And shall He not care for you?
Buttercups and daises,
And the violets sweet,
Flowers of field and garden-
All their voices meet;
And their Maker's praises
To our souls repeat.
They sing their Master's praise,
The beautiful flowers, how they sing!
Your Father cares for them,
And shall He not care for you?
Let us, then, be trustful,
Doubting not, although
Much of toil and trouble
Be our lot below.
Think upon the lilies
See how fair they grow.
The lilies of the field.
Your Father cares for them,
And shall He not care for you?
"Song Of The Lilies"
(1864)
J.A. Collier
(1828-1864)
American minister and hymn writer
