Faith Comes By Hearing of Albuquerque, New Mexico is the world’s foremost Audio Bible ministry.  They have designed and deployed what is called the Military BibleStick featuring the complete Audio Drama of the New Testament that easily fits into uniform pockets.  Troy Carl, the national director of Faith Comes By Hearing tells us, many believers have not been able to completely read Matthew to Revelation.

In the Introduction of the book Newt writes that this is a part of history, a miracle if you will that made America possible.  The miracle he is refering to is the Christmas Day campaign of 1776 and General George Washington.  This was a campaign of extraordinary heroism, improbable good fortune, and involving a series of events that led George Washington and others to conclude that the outcome was a miracle indicating Divine Providence was on their side.

In the Introduction of the book Newt writes that this is a part of history, a miracle if you will that made America possible.  The miracle he is refering to is the Christmas Day campaign of 1776 and General George Washington.  This was a campaign of extraordinary heroism, improbable good fortune, and involving a series of events that led George Washington and others to conclude that the outcome was a miracle indicating Divine Providence was on their side.

In the Introduction of the book Newt writes that this is a part of history, a miracle if you will that made America possible.  The miracle he is refering to is the Christmas Day campaign of 1776 and General George Washington.  This was a campaign of extraordinary heroism, improbable good fortune, and involving a series of events that led George Washington and others to conclude that the outcome was a miracle indicating Divine Providence was on their side.

In the Introduction of the book Newt writes that this is a part of history, a miracle if you will that made America possible.  The miracle he is refering to is the Christmas Day campaign of 1776 and General George Washington.  This was a campaign of extraordinary heroism, improbable good fortune, and involving a series of events that led George Washington and others to conclude that the outcome was a miracle indicating Divine Providence was on their side.

In the Introduction of the book Newt writes that this is a part of history, a miracle if you will that made America possible.  The miracle he is refering to is the Christmas Day campaign of 1776 and General George Washington.  This was a campaign of extraordinary heroism, improbable good fortune, and involving a series of events that led George Washington and others to conclude that the outcome was a miracle indicating Divine Providence was on their side.

In the Introduction of the book Newt writes that this is a part of history, a miracle if you will that made America possible.  The miracle he is refering to is the Christmas Day campaign of 1776 and General George Washington.  This was a campaign of extraordinary heroism, improbable good fortune, and involving a series of events that led George Washington and others to conclude that the outcome was a miracle indicating Divine Providence was on their side.

In the Introduction of the book Newt writes that this is a part of history, a miracle if you will that made America possible.  The miracle he is refering to is the Christmas Day campaign of 1776 and General George Washington.  This was a campaign of extraordinary heroism, improbable good fortune, and involving a series of events that led George Washington and others to conclude that the outcome was a miracle indicating Divine Providence was on their side.

This is the story of Lulu Auger and her encounter with the occult.  Lulu and her husband Blackie own the famous “Blackie’s” restaurant in Washington DC. This is her story on how the occult came into her life at a time when she was feeling very much alone and it almost claimed her eternal life. 

David Armstrong, the author of the book:

“Hanging by a thread – The Erosion of the Golden Rule in America”

has some new ideas on an old idea on how business should be conducted. 

John Clemens reports……

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Some know it as The Golden Rule to “treat others as you want to be treated.”  In the Bible, Luke 6:31 tells us “Do to others as you would have them do to you.”  We also find in Matthew 7:12 “So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets.”

People of faith know this for fact, yet to many The Golden Rule is all but gone.

:20  “very much so”

 That is David Armstrong, the President and CEO of Armstrong International, a century old family-owned company.  Armstrong tells us most people, especially Christians have a natural inclination to do what is right.

:18   “there is a higher being” 

 At one time people around the world sought to do business with Americans, because they knew what the U.S. stood for.

:21   “believe in that”

 David Armstrong also believes this generation is on the verge of forgetting what our culture was all about.

:15   “was all about”

 Armstrong International is a century old corporation, specializing in providing industrial steam, air and hot water intelligent systems solutions to companies around the world.

David Armstrong says over the six generations of the company the amount of greed in the world of business has skyrocketed.

:20  “on us daily”

 David Armstrong says despite all the news about scandals in the world of business involving corruption if there is to be a campaign to tell others about the good that is out there let it begin, with him.

:15   “lost her way”

 David Armstrong wants to do business by the book: the Bible.

:06   “out of trouble”

 Armstrong International is a profitable, successful business that follows the “Golden Rule” in all of it decisions and in the process, is flourishing in an otherwise turbulent economy.  They put people first

:19  “praying for them”

 David Armstrong has authored the book entitled: “Hanging by a Thread – The Erosion of The Golden Rule in America.”

This is John Clemens.

Levine contends that a Federal Medicare Board would function as an independent, government-sponsored entity, free from political interference and would include:

• Running Universal Medicare in a single-layer system
• Setting salaries for physicians and all medical personnel
• Eleven members appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate
• Guarantees of high-quality, cost-effective medicine
• Deciding where hospital beds and special services are needed
• An oversight committee to watch for conflict of interests and corruption

Levine contends that a Federal Medicare Board would function as an independent, government-sponsored entity, free from political interference and would include:

• Running Universal Medicare in a single-layer system
• Setting salaries for physicians and all medical personnel
• Eleven members appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate
• Guarantees of high-quality, cost-effective medicine
• Deciding where hospital beds and special services are needed
• An oversight committee to watch for conflict of interests and corruption

Levine contends that a Federal Medicare Board would function as an independent, government-sponsored entity, free from political interference and would include:

• Running Universal Medicare in a single-layer system
• Setting salaries for physicians and all medical personnel
• Eleven members appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate
• Guarantees of high-quality, cost-effective medicine
• Deciding where hospital beds and special services are needed
• An oversight committee to watch for conflict of interests and corruption

Levine contends that a Federal Medicare Board would function as an independent, government-sponsored entity, free from political interference and would include:

• Running Universal Medicare in a single-layer system
• Setting salaries for physicians and all medical personnel
• Eleven members appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate
• Guarantees of high-quality, cost-effective medicine
• Deciding where hospital beds and special services are needed
• An oversight committee to watch for conflict of interests and corruption

Levine contends that a Federal Medicare Board would function as an independent, government-sponsored entity, free from political interference and would include:

• Running Universal Medicare in a single-layer system
• Setting salaries for physicians and all medical personnel
• Eleven members appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate
• Guarantees of high-quality, cost-effective medicine
• Deciding where hospital beds and special services are needed
• An oversight committee to watch for conflict of interests and corruption

Levine contends that a Federal Medicare Board would function as an independent, government-sponsored entity, free from political interference and would include:

• Running Universal Medicare in a single-layer system
• Setting salaries for physicians and all medical personnel
• Eleven members appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate
• Guarantees of high-quality, cost-effective medicine
• Deciding where hospital beds and special services are needed
• An oversight committee to watch for conflict of interests and corruption

Levine contends that a Federal Medicare Board would function as an independent, government-sponsored entity, free from political interference and would include:

• Running Universal Medicare in a single-layer system
• Setting salaries for physicians and all medical personnel
• Eleven members appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate
• Guarantees of high-quality, cost-effective medicine
• Deciding where hospital beds and special services are needed
• An oversight committee to watch for conflict of interests and corruption

Levine contends that a Federal Medicare Board would function as an independent, government-sponsored entity, free from political interference and would include:

• Running Universal Medicare in a single-layer system
• Setting salaries for physicians and all medical personnel
• Eleven members appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate
• Guarantees of high-quality, cost-effective medicine
• Deciding where hospital beds and special services are needed
• An oversight committee to watch for conflict of interests and corruption