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We honor their sacrifice. We also want to pray for their families. May each one be surrounded by God’s peace as they remember their loved ones. #WinnersMinute 3/3

Today is about much more than a long weekend and a family barbecue. Let’s take time to remember those who have given their lives for our country. America would not be free without these men and women. #WinnersMinute 2/3

In 1868, Major General John A. Logan shared in his order for the nation’s first Memorial Day at Arlington: “Let no neglect, no ravages of time, testify to the present or to the coming generations that we have forgotten as a people the cost of a free and undivided republic.” 1/3

Words are inadequate to express our appreciation for our military and their families. May their example of selfless love and courage inspire us to put others before our own selves, just as they have done. #WinnersMinute 3/3

President Franklin Roosevelt stated, “Those who have long enjoyed such privileges as we enjoy forget in time that men have died to win them.” Today, we honor those who have given their lives for our freedom. #WinnersMInute 2/3

Life is forever altered the moment someone signs up for the military, particularly those who see the ravages of war up close. Our gratitude is forever due to those who have given beyond what is required to serve our nation. #WinnersMinute 1/3

May God’s strength surround them as they remember their loved ones… our nation’s heroes. Have a blessed Memorial Day Weekend! #WinnersMinute 2/2

Monday, we remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Words seem limited as we honor their bravery. They put their country first… so we could put our families first. In the process, their families were forever altered. #WinnersMinute 1/2

Secondly, identify how you can improve someone else’s life. Impacting other people’s lives will always bring personal fulfillment. Lastly, go ahead and ask God for input. He created you. He will show you His best plan for your life. #WinnersMinute 3/3 Share with a friend.

Our drive to feel purposeful, however, is still present. So how do you identify purpose? First, look at your talents. God often ties our interests to our giftings. #WinnersMinute 2/3

Centuries ago, people used to find their life’s purpose in farming, sowing, making meals, and other survival-based tasks. Today, however, we can pay someone to do these things for us. That means our individual purpose is not as easily defined as it used to be. #WinnersMinute 1/3

Now, just because God loves us doesn’t mean that we can be reckless in our choices. God’s ways provide a firm foundation for successful living. That means choosing otherwise produces pain—but choosing God’s way produces blessing. #WinnersMinute 3/3 Save this post as a reminder!

... He stated, “Jesus is the descent of God to our lives, just as they are, not the ascent of our lives to God, hoping he might approve when he sees how hard we try.” There is nothing we can do to make God love us more or less. He loves us as we are without condition. 2/3

Some people think that religion is all about doing good things to reach God. Author Eugene Peterson noted this perspective is incorrect... #WinnersMinute 1/3

Unconditional love doesn’t falter when someone makes a bad decision. Unconditional love believes the best of people, finds a way to help, and expects they’ll eventually change. #WinnersMinute 3/3 Comment 'Amen' if this blessed you today!

LaTanya was the one who pushed him to rehab over thirty years ago. Samuel noted, “She gave me the chance to be the man I was supposed to be.” What a great example of what unconditional love looks like. #WinnersMinute 2/3

With movies that have brought in nearly $18.5 billion, Samuel L. Jackson is known worldwide—but that wouldn’t be the case without his wife, LaTanya. After marrying in 1980, they chose to stay married, even through Samuel’s drug addiction early on. #WinnersMinute 1/3

Conflict is always better for everyone involved when it is resolved. #WinnersMinute 4/4

That type of behavior benefits no one—so when conflict arises on the job, go directly to the person you are frustrated with and work to find a resolution. If that doesn’t work, bring in your leader to help resolve the situation. #WinnersMinute 3/4

Research shows that “every unaddressed conflict wastes about eight hours of company time in gossip and other unproductive activities.” #WinnersMinute 2/4