Danny “Roaddog” Rhodey

People are searching for hope. Let your life reflect the peace found in Christ.

Absolutely beautiful🙏🏻

You've committed millions of sins but only confessed thousands. That's why our forgiveness is dependent on His blood, not our words.

Politics are important, but listen to me: Politics cannot fix what politics did not break. And Mankind was broken long before any political system. Only a return to Jesus Christ who can reach inside the chests of men and give them new and living hearts of love, worship, and humility can save any person, any family, and any society. Christ is the only way out of the chaos.

"I live by faith in Jesus, who loved me and gave himself for me." -Galatians 2:20 If you were the world, the only one, Jesus still would've gone through it all and died on the cross, just to save you. You are His child, precious and honored in His sight.

I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. esv.org/verses/2+Timot…

Delight doesn't disappear overnight. It fades slowly—one distracted morning, one skipped conversation with God, one season of spiritual autopilot at a time. But it reignites the moment we remember. Remember the pit He pulled you from. Remember the chains that fell. Remember the moment grace found you when you deserved the opposite. You weren't just saved from judgment someday. You were rescued from hopelessness, meaninglessness, and spiritual death today. What's one thing you're grateful He rescued you from?

Forgot one

We didn't do anything to deserve God's forgiveness, yet He died for us, saved us, and made us new. No matter how badly we mess up, He will always welcome us back. We can rest assured knowing there is nothing we can do that will sever us from the love of our Heavenly Father.

Many thanks to the Dutch for caring for the American graves at Margraten. They have never forgotten the liberation of Holland. 🕊️ #WWII #History #RIP 🕊️

God's grace is inexhaustible—no sin is too great, no failure too frequent. #Devotional intouch.org/read/daily-dev…

In the sweltering chaos of 1967, 24-year-old Army nurse Judy Hartline Elbring stepped off a plane into the hell of Vietnam, volunteering for a war most Americans wanted to forget. Assigned to the 67th Evacuation Hospital near Qui Nhon—and later An Khe and Chu Lai—she plunged into endless shifts of triage, where the screams of burned and shattered young soldiers filled the air and the stench of napalm clung to everything. She held the hands of dying boys barely out of high school, whispering comfort so they would not leave this world alone, because “too many of them died alone, and that’s just not right.” When her own Marine brother was wounded, she volunteered for a brutal second tour and was airlifted to his side to nurse him back from the edge of death. For two full years she carried the weight of unimaginable suffering with quiet courage, then came home to silence, hostility, and nightmares that never fully faded. Judy Hartline Elbring spent the rest of her life quietly honoring the fallen and fighting for recognition of the women who served until April 15, 2022, when this extraordinary Army nurse, at age 79, finally laid down her burden and passed away 🕊️ in Santa Rosa, California. #Military #RIP 🕊️ #Womenshistory #Armynurses

I owe everything to God.

Gene Braunwald died at 96. In a normal world, this would be front page of the NYT and WSJ. The father of modern cardiology. Fled the Holocaust as a boy Went on to save millions of lives The most important clinician-scholar of the last 50 years. We should all know his name

You can make an eternal difference. Let your life point others to Jesus.

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Ephesians 3:20

After beating cancer, a ten-year old boy had only one wish. He wanted to meet President Jimmy Carter. The President gladly agreed...

Emily Carter stood between life and death in 1968. Helicopters kept coming. Stretchers kept filling. The war never slowed down. She never stepped away. She was just 24. An Army nurse in Vietnam, working inside a hospital where the wounded soldiers arrived broken, bleeding, and terrified. She held their hands, stopped the bleeding, and stayed with them when no one else could. Some soldiers survived because of her. Some died with her voice being the last thing they heard. Not alone. Not forgotten in their final moments… #TheVietnamWar #Nurses #RIP 🕊️ #NeverForgotten