Run For The Wall Update: May 18, 2009 (Day 6)
Patriotism is alive and well in Louisiana and Mississippi! It was an awesome day. We listened to a mayor share his faith – he didn’t just talk about faith, he […]
Scott Reeves Testimony
Scott Reeves thought he was going on Run For The Wall to help others. But halfway through the trip, he realized he was the one who needed help from a Higher […]
Run For The Wall – May 15-17, 2009 (Weekend Report)
At the Halfway Mark This year we are honored to have an active Air Force soldier with us. Sr. Airman Scott Reeves was raised in Amarillo, TX and is currently […]
Run For The Wall – May 14, 2009 (Day 2)
The Price of Patriotism May 14: Soldiers salute as veterans file by. Patriotism: a Christian option? What do you think about when you walk into church and see the American […]
Run For The Wall Daily Update – May 13, 2009 (Day 1)
Excitement, adrenaline, and the ole’ ‘check list” adds up to little sleep, but it did not hinder us for one minute. The sun wasn’t even up yet, but we were. […]
Run For The Wall – Daily Report: May 12, 2009
Preparing For The Journey Warriors assembled, bikes prepared and fueled, trucks loaded and trailers full of water, vitamin drinks and snacks awaiting the alarm at 4:30 a.m. to head across […]
Run for the Wall 2009
In 1989, Vietnam Veterans James Gregory and Bill Evans decided to serve their country once more. They traveled across America on motorcycles to raise awareness for Prisoners of War (POWs) […]
M25: Healing Invisible Scars
Scars on chrome remind us not all scars are visible. The sign on the motorcycle caught my eye just minutes after I pulled into the church parking lot. I paused, […]
Biker Sunday Brings Children a Very Merry Christmas
Original post found here. Editor’s Note: For more information about Biker Sunday, click here. I was milling around inside Skooterz Bar, waiting on the annual Biker Sunday parade to begin, […]