Mel Gibson didn’t mince words.
The Gospels aren’t myth or legend — they’re verifiable history.
Every apostle was willing to die rather than deny what they saw.
People may die for a lie they believe…
but no one dies for a lie they know is false.
Christ is Lord. ✝️

A nation’s strength has always depended on the men and women willing to stand in harm’s way to protect it. Veterans carry experiences most people will never fully understand — long separations from family, physical and emotional scars, and memories that stay long after the uniform is folded away. For many, returning home does not mean the struggle ends; it simply changes shape. Seeing those who sacrificed so much face obstacles in receiving care and support can weigh heavily on the hearts of people who believe service should be honored not only in words, but in action.
Respect for veterans goes beyond parades and ceremonies. It means ensuring they are cared for with dignity, compassion, and fairness. Many people feel deeply that those who risked everything should never have to fight another battle just to receive basic healthcare or support. Gratitude should not fade with time or headlines; it should live in the way a country treats its heroes every single day. Remembering that ...