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Twelve23 Movement Launches “Adullam,” an Online Magazine for Leaders

February 4, 2012 in America, Leadership, Miscellany, Resources with 0 Comments

: The Cave of Adullam

A new year may be upon us, but the people of our great nation are still facing the same serious issues as before. The economy still falters, politicians are still irresponsible, the main-line media still infuse bias into our news, and there seems to be insurmountable social and spiritual concerns at every level of society. While these grave times for our nation are certainly not to be celebrated, we can find solace in the fact that many God-fearing Americans are taking a stand! In spite of the constant barrage of rhetorical spin, political correctness, and ridiculous musings that seem to fill our airwaves and lecterns, there is a groundswell of individuals who have simply had enough. They are sick and tired of standing on the sidelines while our nation is invaded by opposition to its foundational strengths. Continue Reading…

The Story Behind America’s Oldest Holiday

November 24, 2011 in America with 0 Comments

The year was 1620. The small ship was called The Mayflower. Those on board were called the Pilgrims. Their purpose was to establish self-government and freedom of religion. They set sail with 102 passengers. The voyage took 66 days.

On November 21, 1620 they reached the Cape Cod coast. As they sailed looking for appropriate land for settlement, they encountered a horrific storm causing them to anchor at Cape Cod. Before coming ashore, 41 men aboard the ship sign an agreement which would set up a new style government. The agreement was called the Mayflower Compact. It would be the first document of self government in the New World.

With sea weary legs, the men began exploring Cape Cod for suitable land to settle. The women and children stayed on board. Winter was upon them. Temperatures began to plummet at night. Urgency began to set in. The journey was becoming quite difficult, but their toughest days were still ahead!