Hello Fellow Travelers,
Today marks the anniversary of a day that forever altered our lives—September 11, 2001. I vividly recall sipping my morning coffee, kids safely at school, and watching Good Morning America when the unthinkable happened: terrorists attacked the Twin Towers. The shock of that moment was palpable when my dear friend called, urging me to turn on the TV. The reality of it all sunk in as I reached out to my mom; we both feared that America was on the brink of World War III. That afternoon, I found solace in prayer at church, a ritual that helped me navigate the harrowing days, weeks, and years that followed.
Winston Churchill’s words resonate deeply: “Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.”
This stark reminder feels incredibly relevant today as we witness a disturbing trend in America. Our college campuses and younger generations seem lost in a haze of idealism that veers dangerously toward communism and socialism. Meanwhile, our government continues to send 50 million dollars a week to Iran—the very nation that harbors intentions to undermine our country. Our actions against Israel contradict the biblical promise that those who oppose Israel will face divine retribution. It seems to me that we are witnessing the gradual withdrawal of God’s favor from America a consequence of these misguided choices.
Our society has also systematically removed God from our schools, governments, and homes. So, when we cry out for help and receive no response, let’s not be surprised. The echoes of our past actions are catching up to us, and the path forward requires deep reflection and a change in course—along with a lot of Prayer!
Today, when you remember the past, plan for the future. Start by asking your representatives about the money we send out of this country. Become active in your communities, churches, and schools. We desperately need change.
God Bless You!

