Don’t Play with Things that go Boom

There wasn’t room for us at Fort Ord, so the Army loaded us on busses and sent us across the country to a place called Fort Polk, Louisiana.

This was where they would take a bunch of us civilians and try to make us look like soldiers.

They had a job in front of them.

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“There is no class of people exempt from broken hearts. The rich and the poor suffer alike. There was a time when I used to visit the poor that I thought all the broken hearts were to be found among them, but within the last few years I have found there are as many broken hearts among the learned as the unlearned, the cultured as the uncultured, the rich as the poor.”

D.L. Moody https://moodycenter.org/the-quotable-moody-d-l-moody-quotes/

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Don’t Play With Things That Go Boom
Lessons from my days in olive drab

Episode 3: May I Borrow Your Pee? Please.

My first day in the Army didn’t go quite the way I thought it would.

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Words Worth Thinking About

There was a time when we could fix the “things” in our life.

Those days are long past.

Click on the video above and consider the comments by Bill Bonner of Bonner Private Research.

From “Enough Rope” on his free newsletter on Substack.

Words worth thinking about

When the people of Israel turned away from God and began worshipping the “gods” of the people around them, God turned away from them.

They went through severe trials and once again cried out to the true God.

God answered them.

“… you have forsaken me and served other gods; therefore I will save you no more. Go and cry out to the gods whom you have chosen; let them save you in the time of your distress.”

Judges 10:14 (ESV)

Have you rejected the one true God?

Will the “gods” you have chosen rescue you?