by Justin Collins
A federal appeals court ruled today that the words “under God” in the Pledge of Allegiance are an appeal to patriotism, and not a statement of religion, and do not violate the separation of church and state. Although the very same court declared the pledge unconstitutional in 2002, today is a new era.
Arizona Bus Crash
by Justin Collins
Ever wondered or thought to yourself, “What can I do? I dont have what it takes to help anyone.” You are wrong–God can use all of us. Take Oscar Rodriguez, a fourth-grader from Arizona. When a tragic traffic accident involving a tour bus and a pick-up truck happened along the Arizona interstate, Oscar, an eleven-year-old passenger on the bus got out of the wreckage injured Keep reading →
Kurt Warner
by Justin Collins
Many of you read our story “When I get to Heaven; NFL Edition”, where one of the featured players was Kurt Warner. Warner, a ‘born-again’ Christian, has not been shy on or off of the field about proclaiming his faith. He continues to enlarge his extremely impressive resume with such accomplishments as GFC Player of the Year (1993), five time Pro-bowl selection (1999, 2000, 2001, 2008, and 2009), Super Bowl champion and MVP (XXXIV), and Walter Payton Man Of The Year(2008). Keep reading →
950th time the charm
by Justin Collins
After nearly five years, 949 re-tests, and over $4,200 in application fees paid, a woman who has tried to pass the written exam for a driver’s license, (with near-daily attempts since April 2005) has finally succeeded on her 950th time.
Cha Sa-soon, 68, had failed to score the minimum 60 out of a possible 100 points on the written test needed to get behind the wheel for a driving test. She finally passed the written exam with a score of 60 on Wednesday, said Choi Young-chul, a police official at the drivers’ license agency in Jeonju, 130 miles south of Seoul, Korea.
Police said Cha took the test hundreds of times, and local media said she took the test 950 times. Now, she must pass a driving test before getting her license. She told the Korea Times newspaper she needed the license for her vegetable-selling business. No matter long how long it takes, God can help you succeed. With God, all things are possible! Her persistence is a inspiration.
by Justin Collins
The widely popular restaurant Applebee’s is showing ther love and gratitude to the men and women of who have given their time, effort, and lives to serve our country, by giving away free meals to our service men past and present. Keep reading →
by Justin Collins
A newborn baby girl from Florida was only seconds away from death, but she’s still alive because a teenage next door neighbor knew exactly what to do. Leslie Lopez just shy of being one month old is still living today because of the actions of Jennifer Novelo a student with plans of medical career. Watch video to get whole story.
I sat down with Director John Woo to interview him about his latest film “Red Cliff”. I was surprised at how humble and down to earth he was considering that he is the King of action movies. Speaking with a little broken English, he told me, “My English is not very good,” but he handled every question immaculately. During the interview it was easy to pick up on his love for movies and his passion for directing. His face would light up every time he spoke about the movie scenes of battling armies and the armadas of ships at sea. I was amazed to find out that John Woo does not base his decision-making on the bottom line (MONEY) but instead on, “I want to make a movie…Red Cliff”. At the end of the interview I asked if he was a “Christian”, unsure of what his answer would be, and John Woo said, “My boss is God”.
“Red Cliff” is an epic Chinese film with English subtitles. The film is based on a true story of three kingdoms. The combination of the first-rate story, giant armies and the beautiful cinematography make this a recipe for one great movie. The acting was good, and, even though I could not understand what they were saying, I was still able to feel their desperation.
This movie is rated R for sequences of epic warfare. This prodigious film will leave you fully satisfied.
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by Justin Collins
Rita Van Loenen had no idea that riding in Thomas Chappell’s taxi cab could end up being the journey that saved her life. Thomas, a veteran cab driver who has been driving Rita Van Loenen to dialysis appointments Keep reading →
by Justin Collins
Many of you may have read our previous stories on the cure for AIDS/HIV. As of 12 noon, Thursday, September 24th, a possible vaccine has been proven effective against combating the deadly disease. The vaccine reduced the risk of being infected with HIV/AIDS greater than 31 percent in the world’s most extensive AIDS vaccine trial of more than 16,000 volunteers in Thailand, researchers announced Thursday in Bangkok. Keep reading →
Cynthia Hoover rescued
by Justin Collins
While driving on a mountain road near Central City, Colorado, 68 year old Cynthia Hoover lost control of her vehicle after swerving to avoid hitting a herd of deer on the road. Her vehicle rolled off the cliff and down into a 350-foot ravine. She stayed stranded on the side of the ravine for nearly a week. Keep reading →
King Peggielene Bartels
by Justin Collins
“Hello, Nana,” said the overseas caller — a relative, as it turned out — employing a title Ghanaian’s use to refer to people of stature, from royalty to grandparents.”What you mean, ‘Nana?’ ” answered Bartels, age 55,who had no grandchildren — or children, for that matter. Her husband lives overseas. She thought the call was phony. Come to find out she has become King over Otuan, Ghana!
Peggielene Bartels has gone from a honda-civic-driving-secretary in Washington D.C to ruling over a 1000 acres of land and 7000 citizens! She now lives in a 8 bedroom palace in Ghana. It just goes to show you, God sets the authority he wants in power and controls it all; who knows? You could turn out to be a real prince or princess!
Staff Srgt. Jesse Jasper
by Justin Collins
On Sunday, September 13th, Raymond Jasper, the father of 26-year-old solider Jesse (deployed in Afghanistan on a one-year tour) received a call from a military liaison claiming that Jesse had been shot and killed in combat. A few hours later, Raymond and his wife Robin got another phone call they weren’t expecting. Keep reading →
Chandler Christian Church
by Justin Collins
Prayer is something we all need. Imagine being able to get prayed for in any circumstance! Well this is a reality in Chandler, Arizona. Chandler Christian Church led by Pastor Roger Storms has a drive-thru prayer! Keep reading →
Kimberly Anyadike
Buford Johnson and Kelly Anyadike
by Justin Collins
Being a passenger on a cross country flight can be an exciting experience and even a little scary for some people. Now imagine being the pilot of that flight– that’s exactly what Kimberley Anyadike did this past summer. Keep reading →
by Justin Collins
Wildfire Fighter
Many of you may have heard of the La Brea Wildfire that has been burning through the Santa Cruz mountains the past week. One thing we haven’t heard was positive news concerning this issue. If you have only heard of the uprooted lives and its destruction, read on to see some miracles that have taken place.
On Sunday, Aug. 17th, 2009 the mandatory home evacuations were lifted , and over 2,200 people were allowed to return to there homes. Also there are over 2,172 firefighters working around the clock to put out this fire. this is great news for the homes and families in the surrounding areas. Keep reading →
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