I was tired. I can only imagine their exhaustion as they took to the court again. 

As we change our course from sinning and thinking, eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow we die and it's all over anyway, we can find ourselves in a mindset that "my" sins can never be forgiven" or "I am who I am and it is too late for me to change". I would challenge you to ask, "says who?"

There is a divine destiny for America.  Our founding fathers knew it.  The early citizens of America knew it.  It was in every corner of our young nation.  Today, over 50% of our citizens know it, and still we dropped the ball.  What will we do about it?

We have awoken to a Russia that has attacked and invaded Ukraine and for the first time in the history of the United States, we have a government of paralysis.  Pray fervently for the second coming of Jesus Christ. 

The story of Johnny Ring. Friendship is etermal.  We live by our personal covenants. 

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"There are those among us who would recoil in horror at the thought of stealing another person’s money or property but who don’t give a second thought to stealing another person’s good name or reputation."

"As we grow older, we understand that love is more than a paper heart. Love is of the very essence of life." - Gordon B. Hinckley

When we hear or utter phrases like "God will never give you more than you can handle..." today it is more than we can handle and the plea to God, is I can't take anymore and need you to lighten this burden of pain, grief, loss. In these moments, with tears flowing uninhibited, I find an answer in the Book of Titus 1:2, of the Bible New Testament.

Learning from examples in the holy scriptures.  Today, we get a glimpse into Abraham's early adversities and what we can learn.