Truth Keeps Winning!

Dear John,

Even though the mainstream media won’t tell you, there is good news to report! Judeo/Christian values are winning every day, and biblical truth is prevailing.

Positive things are happening, and here are some stories that will encourage you:

'Average Joe' Coach Kennedy to Newsmax: America Worth Fighting For

By Kate McManus

America is worth fighting for despite all the divisiveness, says Coach Joe Kennedy, the former high school football coach who won his job back after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled he could pray on the field.

"Some things are absolutely worth fighting for. And I think our country is probably the number one thing right now," Kennedy, the subject of the movie "Average Joe," told Newsmax's "Newsline."

"We have so much of dividedness, and the world has just gotten completely crazy. And hopefully this will bring a lot of people together because this is not a left or right thing. This is absolutely 100% American thing."

Kennedy said the vacuum in leadership facing America "is not just coming from our government because we know how broken that is right now. And it's been broken for the past four years. But we have opportunity to turn this around and really stand up for ourselves as Americans.

‘An Angel’: Man Heroically Saves People Trapped Amid Hurricane Helene Using Just His Surfboard

As stories of heartache and tragedy continue to unfold in the wake of Hurricane Helene, heroism is also on full display, with individuals going out of their way to help their fellow man.

Marty Thomas is among those receiving accolades after he rescued around a dozen people and their pets using his surfboard, WTVT-TV reported.

Thomas’ incredible efforts unfolded in Indian Rocks Beach, Florida, last week, when the hurricane hit, and some residents found themselves trapped inside their homes and unable to escape.

One of those victims was Anne McIntosh. She had so much water flooding into her home that the door wouldn’t open.

“The beds were floating,” she told WTVT-TV. “The couch was floating. My brother and his wife were on the counters.”

When the family began screaming for help, Thomas heard them from down the road, hopped on his surfboard, and headed toward them.

“He saved us,” McIntosh told WTVT-TV. “He got the door open. He paddled us across to safety. And just as an angel walking.”

Pack Mules Take Insulin to Trapped Helene Victims, Operation Blessing Serving Hundreds of Hot Meals

The death toll from Hurricane Helene is still rising in the Southeast. Now, it is well above 200. And the damages from the storm's destruction could go as high as $160 billion.

Search and rescue operations are still underway but many people in hard-to-reach areas remain in desperate need of help.

In North Carolina, with floodwaters receding, the extent of the devastation is becoming more apparent. Mud and debris are everywhere. Crews work tirelessly to clean up the mess and restore electricity.

The search for the missing and the dead in Buncombe County, North Carolina continues and National Guard troops are now on the ground in Asheville.

Still, many residents say they have received little help from the federal government. In the absence of government assistance, many of the hurricane victims must rely on help from private citizens.

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