Pastor Greg healing a faithful parishioner at our recent revival meeting.
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@APalm Who's a celebrity that is universally considered attractive, but they just don't do it for you?
@Pam_Antosiak At your current level of professional success, do you still have a five year plan? And if you do, where do you want to be in five years?
@RockNRollHS What is it that annoys you the most these days?
Taped The Great Christmas Showdown at Fox and this weekend I’ll be with Greg in Atlantic City
I’m not an INQUISITIVE man but I play one in my spare time.
Who’s gonna be the FIRST THREE that get this one??????????
In 1776, the lights went out in New York City as foreign boots marched down Broadway.
By 1783, the city was ready to explode with fireworks, freedom, and a final act of defiance.
It was November 25, 1783.
The date is largely forgotten now, but for over a century, it was as sacred as the Fourth of July.
For seven brutal years, New York City had been the main stronghold of the British Army. It was a time of misery, martial law, and occupation.
While the Treaty of Paris had been signed months earlier, the British troops still held the city.
But the time had finally come for them to leave.
As the British soldiers boarded their ships in the harbor, General George Washington prepared for his triumphant entry into the city.
It was supposed to be a clean transfer of power. A moment of dignity.
But the departing British soldiers decided to leave one last insult behind.
At Fort George, at the tip of Manhattan, they nailed the Union Jack to the top of the flagpole.
Then, they greased the entire pole with thick, slippery tallow and removed the...
