The Daily Memo | August 12, 2020 | The Unseen Beginning – An Excerpt From Embracing Brokenness
We were born into a world at war. Do you believe that? We’re not talking about the Civil War, World War II, Desert Storm, or any other conflict or battle we happen to be engaged in at this moment in time. We’re talking about a much more formidable opponent. An invisible one. Naked to the […]
The Daily Memo | August 10, 2020 | The Battle Is Over
“For twenty-nine years after World War II ended, Hiroo Onoda hid in the jungle, refusing to believe his country had surrendered. Japanese military leaders had dispatched Onoda to a remote island in the Philippines (Lubang) with orders to spy on the Allied forces. Long after a peace treaty had been signed and hostilities ceased, Onoda […]
The Daily Memo | July 16, 2020 | Is it Time for Combat Breathing?
I’m ready to turn off the madness, check out and move to the Caribbean. To let the ocean breeze comb through my hair, and the scent of saltwater erase all the chaos. A little lime and a coconut and I’m good to go. Problem? Yeah ……… it’ll still be here when I get back. Then […]
