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Rest is a Reality In Hebrews 4:9, the author offers a reassurance of hope: "There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God." The author is referring to more than iust observing a specific day of the week. It's about an inward peace and wholeness with God, not depending on external circumstances. Through faith and trust in God, we can find a deep and lasting rest for our souls reminding us of the eternal rest to come. This Sabbath-rest serves as a precursor- a promise that concludes in a future, perfect rest (Revelation 14:13). The rest we get to experience here is only a shadow, and what we hope for is the reality (Colossians 2:17) Sabbath-rest isn't earned. It's a gift God offers to all who seek Him As you contemplate Hebrews 4:9, consider: What it would look like for you to fully enter God's rest in your daily life. How can you practice releasing your burdens and anxieties to Him? The promise of Sabbath-rest is not ust a concept. It's a reality for those who walk faithfully with God.

Tracy

She said my dog looked "dangerous." She asked why a German Shepherd like this was even allowed on a plane Ma'am, let me introduce vou to Duke. That 'threatening" animal spent six years deploved with Marine Special Operations He's a certified Multi-Purpose Canine. While most people run away from danger, Duke runs toward it ‣ His resume Tracking high-value targets Detecting explosives before they turn into funerals. Shot twice in the line of duty That scar on his shoulder? Shrapnel from ar ED in Helmand Province. Despite being wounded and bleeding, Duke located four more devices in that same area to keep his team safe The limp you're staring at? He took multiple rounds during an ambush to save his handler. Because of him, a 22-year-old Marine got to go home to his daughter Duke has a Navv Commendation Medal. He has a Purple Heart. He is credited with saving over 40 American lives. And the most important stat? Zero bite incidents. The only thing Duke has ever snapped at were threats trying to harm our troops So no, I won't be moving seats. But you are more than welcome to lean over and thank him for his service

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11-Year-Old Ethan Cruz Dies After “Ding-Dong Ditch” Prank What was once a harmless childhood prank has turned deadly. 11-year-old Ethan Cruz lost his life after playing “ding-dong ditch,” sending shockwaves through communities and raising urgent questions about safety. A quick knock, a moment of laughter—and then, in seconds, everything changed. Experts say rising fear, quick reactions, and misunderstandings are making situations like this more dangerous than ever. What used to be funny is now sometimes seen as a threat. Parents across the country are now speaking out: “We did this all the time growing up… but things aren’t the same anymore.” “It’s not worth the risk. You never know how someone will respond.” The tragedy is forcing families to rethink what “harmless” really means today. Because sometimes, a simple prank… doesn’t end like one anymore.

justme

🌕 Just 7 days to go until history is made again! On April 1, 2026, four astronauts will lift off on an incredible journey around the Moon—marking the first human return to deep space in more than five decades. Launching from Kennedy Space Center, this mission will send them farther than any humans have ever traveled before. Over the course of about 10 days, the crew will loop around the Moon on a carefully planned path, passing thousands of miles beyond its far side before heading back to Earth. They won’t land—but what they’ll experience is something no one has seen in generations. This mission is special not just for the distance, but for the people onboard. It represents a new era of space exploration, with a diverse crew making history together and inspiring millions around the world. 🚀 The countdown has begun. The Moon is calling once again.

Rick And Morty

Amen. That's the testimony of someone who's stopped trying to carry what was never meant to be carried alone. Just give it to God. Sounds simple. But it's the hardest thing in the world when you're used to holding it all yourself. When you've learned to survive by being strong. When letting go feels like losing control. But you tried. And you found out—He's real. He's good. And He carries what we never could. Not a theory. Not something you heard in a sermon. You know. Because you tested it. Because you let go and He caught it. Because you gave Him your burdens and He didn't drop them. That's not blind faith. That's faith with scars. Faith that's been tested and didn't break. Faith that knows—not just believes—that He is good. Thank you for the reminder. Some of us needed to hear it from someone who's been there. 🙏