Memorial Day 2008 - Curt

Memorial Day 2008

Today will always be a special day as we honor those military personal who have defended this great nation in time of need. We also send out our love to all the families that have had, or do have current members that are currently in active duty. May God always be at your side!

My father, a former marine, always taught me that in the military a soldier always follows orders. No questions asked, you just follow orders and perform the ordered command. Pretty serious commands and many soldiers never return home as a result from being a good soldier defending our freedom!

Today we are also praying for our nation's churches. Every one of them, no matter what the nameplate says on the church door. You see, many great church members follow the commands of our church clergy much like a soldier follows a command in the military. Without any questions and absolute trust in what they tell you. They preach things like it's not Christian-like to judge others. In other words do not get involved, and that's toxic thinking when dealing with issues of clergy misconduct, and abuse.

So like good Christians, we do not get involved because we are commanded by God's representative to not judge! Our book shows you why this type of thinking can lead to actions that can almost destroy an innocent American family. But even more importantly gives clues to other family members on how they can help the victims. We ask that all of us as a great nation become aware and get involved to help the many victims and their families that are out there today, lost, innocent without a voice may you be their voice of hope and the love of God!

Curt

 

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