They asked for it, and now they will get exactly what they asked for! What you don’t want, you don’t watch. What you don’t resist earns the right to remain. And what you don’t confront, you can never conquer. Life has taught me that I have two options: to play the victim or to become the victor. In this one life I have been given, I refuse to play the victim. Therefore, what I do not want, I will never tolerate or overlook. I have served this God long enough to know that He answers prayers. Watc

This Is what happens when two generations Dldesign one home! The story of this home begins with a beautiful dilemma - parents who longed for classic luxury & children who envisioned a contemporary world. Somewhere between these two visions, we found the perfect balance that sets this home apart. A soulful blend where timeless warmth meets modern simplicity, each elevating the other. Designed for a family that lives, loves, prays and dreams together, this is a home where every room feels like a g

Protection Tip number 5 One of the most common mistakes I see in protection work happens right after the handler asks the dog to “Out” the sleeve. And what is the mistake? The handler gives a sit command. The problem is that the dog is nowhere near ready to sit and wait calmly. The helper still needs to pick up the sleeve and usually move to a new spot. What follows is often a chaotic chain of behaviors: the dog gets more aroused, moves, whines, barks, stands up, or even re-bites the sleeve. The