A lot going on! Stay rooted! In Jesus!

Today, I had the privilege of visiting the On Patrol: Live set, and I can honestly say it exceeded every expectation. The energy, the professionalism, and the welcoming atmosphere were second to none.

U.S. forces continue to hunt and destroy Iranian targets that pose threats to Americans and Iran's neighbors.

#USA 🇺🇸

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To every dad: You are enough. Even without perfect cards, you show up, love, and teach what you never had yourself. That makes you a hero. Thank you for your sacrifice and presence. God bless every father, we see you, we honor you, we need you.

The world connects and disconnects people faster than ever. Don’t trade your family for fleeting riches. Family is God’s gift—our greatest treasure. Fight for them. Love them. Always. ❤️👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 #Family #Faith

Is it happening?

❤️ My blessing!

What do you guys think? Is he ready?

Good morning! Have a great day full of blessings! #oplive @OfficialOPLive @OnPatrolLive

Old days! Great times!

This is the sound of freedom… 🇺🇸💙

The try to flee sometimes - 🇺🇸💙 @OPLiveyes @OnPatrolLive @OfficialOPLive

It all began as a dream—until that dream became reality. That’s when VCAT was born. No longer just a vision, but a force of real achievement. This unit is as real as it gets: true police work at its finest. @OfficialOPLive #OPlive @OnPatrolLive

When God begins a new chapter in our lives, it’s a sign that something greater and better is on the way. But we need to be careful: the enemy often tries to trap us in the past — bringing up fears, doubts, and insecurities we should’ve already let go of. This is a new time. A new cycle. Don’t look back with regret or sadness. What’s behind you is behind you. Just because something went wrong before doesn’t mean it will go wrong again. God makes all things new — and He has plans of peace, hope, and victory for you. The road to this point hasn’t been easy. We’ve cried, fallen, been disappointed. But we’ve also gotten back up. We’ve grown. And we’ve made it this far by God’s grace and faithfulness. Now is the time to live in the present with faith, with courage, and with your eyes set on His purpose. Don’t feed your future with the pain of the past. Feed it with hope, with belief, and with the certainty that better days are coming. New victories, new dreams, new beginnings are on the way! It was never luck. It was always God. And He will continue to be faithful every step of the way. Live without fear. Believe. Persevere. The best is yet to come! Stay Strong 💙

MARCH: Bondi says the FBI has "tens of thousands" of Epstein videos. APRIL: Patel says they vanished. JULY: DOJ says no client list. No names. Suicide.. Case closed. They had the tapes. Now they have amnesia.

💙🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💙 Detention Officer Francisco Paul Flattes Cherokee County Sheriff's Office, North Carolina End of Watch Monday, June 30, 2025 Detention Officer Francisco Flattes was shot and killed by a federal inmate at the Erlanger Western Carolina Hospital at 3990 E. U.S. Highway 64 Alt in Murphy, North Carolina. Officer Flattes and another officer transported the inmate to a medical appointment when the inmate took Officer Flattes' gun and mortally wounded him. The inmate fled into the parking lot and drove off after carjacking a vehicle. Officer Flattes was transported to the local hospital, where he was pronounced deceased. Another officer was also injured in the scuffle and is recovering. The inmate was apprehended after a standoff. Officer Flattes had served with the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office for four years. He is survived by his wife, who also served with the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office.

Police Officer Kendall Corder Milwaukee Police Department, Wisconsin End of Watch Sunday, June 29, 2025 Police Officer Kendall Corder succumbed to gunshot wounds he received when he was ambushed at North 24th Place and West Garfield Avenue in Milwaukee on June 26, 2025. Around 9:00 p.m., Officer Corder and his partner responded to a domestic violence call with a subject with a gun, which was upgraded to a shots fired call while they were en route to the scene. When they exited their patrol vehicle and approached the alley, they were shot at least 16 times by a subject shooting a Glock-style handgun with an extended magazine, hiding in the bushes. Both officers were transported to Froedtert Hospital. One officer was released on June 28, 2025, after receiving gunshot wounds to the back and foot. Officer Corder remained on life support until passing away from multiple gunshot wounds, including a severed spine, on June 29, 2025. The suspect was apprehended the next day and was charged with first-degree intentional homicide and first-degree recklessly endangering safety. Another was charged with harboring or aiding a felon. A third person was charged with possession of a firearm by a felon. Officer Corder had served with the Milwaukee Police Department for over six years. #fallenhero