The Jonathan Hardin Chapter, Inc., National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR), is honored to participate for a fourth year with Wreaths Across America (WAA), a national nonprofit whose year-long mission is to Remember the fallen, Honor those who serve, and Teach children the value of freedom. WAA proudly announces its theme for 2025: “Keep Moving Forward.”
Living Proof Church came together on Saturday, Aug. 2, to organize and distribute backpacks filled with school supplies.
God promises to all his children He will answer prayer. “And this is the confidence that we have in him, that, if we ask any thing according to his will, he heareth us:” (I John 5:14). Our confidence in praying to God lies in the fact that if we ask in keeping with his will, that we are certain God hears us. This type of prayer life comes from the Christian who is walking close to God (John 15:7). It is our responsibility to search the Word of God (2 Timothy 2:15), to determine if our request is “keeping with the will of God” then we will receive it. When the answers to our prayers are given is determined by God. If we follow this process we will ask for much less than we probably currently ask. Most of us ask for much and thus fall into asking amiss as mentioned in James 4:3. The question that we must ask as we claim this promise from God should be; “How often do I use scripture that directly relate to my request so that I can be assured I am praying within the will of God?” You are the only one that can answer this question. The Word of God is the food that nourishes our prayer life and makes our prayers strong. Prayer is the easiest of all spiritual things we can do yet it is the hardest thing for us to do.
Limestone County Courthouse has released its monthly list of filed cases for June and July 2025. The cases were collected from the offices of the District and County Clerk. All questions related to these cases must be directed to the appropriate County office. The list includes various cases that were filed in the Courthouse during the given period. The details of these cases are not mentioned in the list, but interested parties can obtain them from the County office. The release of this list is an important step in maintaining transparency in the legal system. It keeps the public informed about the types of cases being filed in the Courthouse and the progress of ongoing cases. If you have any questions or concerns regarding these cases, please contact the appropriate County office for assistance.