Nearly half of what we do, think, and feel in the course of a day is habitual. Our character is shaped in large part by the habits we cultivate. Good habits lead to good character; bad habits to bad character.
Our first good look at David is in 1 Samuel 16:12–17. David was sensitive enough to hear the whisper of God’s voice, “You will be the next king.” But as soon as the big moment was over and they turned
Around 4 in 5 Protestant pastors (80%) say their church has some type of security measure in place when they gather for worship, according to a survey from Nashville-based LifeWay Research. [ Read the SemperVerus article, Pastors Network: Churches Have
The Securing American Nonprofit Organizations Against Terrorism Act of 2019, signed into law January 24, 2020, formally authorizes the Department of Homeland Security’s Nonprofit Security Grant Program (NSGP) for four years to protect the safety of non-profits facilities at risk
The American Pastors Network (APN) says churches have a biblical and moral responsibility to protect their congregations from attacks. [ Read the SemperVerus article, Church Shooting Analysis Reports ] “Unfortunately, church security is now a pressing matter in our nation,”
1. Worrying about what others think 2. Overthinking things 3. Beating themselves up 4. Wishing things were different 5. Feeling sorry for themselves 6. Complaining to people who can’t help 7. Rehashing things they can’t change Read this article in
A killer murdered two people during the morning service at West Freeway Church of Christ in Fort Worth, Texas December 29, 2019. He was about to kill a third person and probably more congregants when he was fatally shot in
Attorney Andrew Branca has distilled the self-defense laws in all USA 50 states. He says, “There are at most 5 elements to any self-defense case (and often not even that many). That’s true in every one of the 50 states,
WWII US General George Patton gave a series of speeches to troops of the United States Third Army in 1944, prior to the Allied invasion of France. According to the article in Wikipedia, the speeches were intended to motivate the
The late Lt. Col. Jeff Cooper’s observational “Color Code” has been taught for many years. He simplified situational awareness into four levels of escalating degrees of preparation for readiness to overcome any threat. This system is a mental process, not
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