Posts By: Carol Dietz

“And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity.” (1 Corinthians 13:13)   The greatest is love. Not power. Not knowledge. Not success. Love. That is how our walk with the Lord begins, and that is how it continues. Our relationship with God is not built on fear, performance,… Read more »

There are few things in this life that can shake a person to the core. Sickness is one of them. Especially when it is serious. Especially when it is terminal. It does not just attack the body, it attacks the mind. It steals sleep. It steals strength. It steals appetite. It steals joy. And if… Read more »

Acts 4:13 is more than a verse to me. It is the banner over my life. It is the kind of testimony I want written over my name when my time here is finished. The verse says that when the leaders saw the boldness of Peter and John, they realized they were uneducated and ordinary… Read more »

This morning I felt the weight of this earthly body in a way that cannot be ignored. Age has a quiet way of speaking. The strength that once felt permanent now comes and goes. The body reminds a man that he was never designed to live here forever. And with that reminder comes a deeper… Read more »

I had this thought running through my head all day yesterday: a father’s role is not to stop his child from going through hardship, but to help them while they go through it.   That idea challenges how we often define love. We tend to believe love means protection from pain. But a good father… Read more »

In America, the most powerful weapon a citizen has is not money, not influence, not fame, and not a platform. It is the vote. The ballot is the one tool that gives the average man equal power with the rich, the famous, and the elite. That is why our Founding Fathers treated voting as sacred…. Read more »

It is strange how our culture works today. The world is determined to live without God, even though man was never created to live without Him. The human heart will always worship something. If people reject the true God, they will replace Him with a man-made god. And right now, we are watching that replacement… Read more »

When I listen to voices on the liberal left shout that President Donald Trump and the Make America Great Again movement are “just like Hitler,” I cannot help but shake my head. Not because history should never be referenced, but because the irony is staggering. The very principles many progressive leaders are pushing for America… Read more »

What makes America great? People. Not skyscrapers. Not stock markets. Not military strength. America does not endure simply because it is rich. America is built by men and women who live by truth, who give instead of take, who sacrifice instead of indulge, and who think beyond themselves. Greatness, real greatness, is never about making… Read more »

I want to be very clear from the beginning: I am not against protest. In a free nation, people will always raise their voices when they believe something is wrong. Peaceful protest can be a legitimate expression of concern, and it can be one way citizens call attention to serious issues that deserve to be… Read more »