Paul Batura
Vice President Communications at Focus on the Family
Host, What a Life! at KGFT-FM (Colorado Springs, CO)
Contributor at Fox News
Christ-follower. Husband. Dad. Writer. VP of Comm @FocusFamily. @DailyCitizen @FoxNews / Fox News Radio. Runner. Optimist. #WhataLife! 4:8 Media Network
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3 weeks ago |
dailycitizen.focusonthefamily.com | Paul Batura
It’s possible that never before or since have so many Americans prayed together, led neither by a priest nor pastor, but by the president of the United States. Eighty-one years ago tonight, as American troops and soldiers of the Allied Expeditionary Force descended upon the coast of France in an unprecedented military operation to wrestle control of the continent back from the Nazis, President Franklin Roosevelt took to the radio airwaves to lead the nation in prayer.
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dailycitizen.focusonthefamily.com | Paul Batura
Have you ever stopped and thought how different America might be if certain events had turned out differently? What if the colonists had lost the American Revolution? What if the Confederacy had prevailed against the Union Army? What if President Kennedy had survived the assassin’s bullet – or President Reagan had not? At the core of these “what if?” questions is an ageless and fundamental curiosity. Do our choices in life really matter – or is God behind the curtain pulling all the strings?
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3 weeks ago |
gazette.com | Paul Batura
“Best Places to Live” rankings have always been subjective and sometimes even based on the whim of the writer and publication. But with U.S. News & World Report dropping Colorado Springs from No. 3 to No. 406 in the nation, city officials should take note and take action. According to Erika Giovanetti, Consumer Lending Analyst with the publication, “Colorado Springs was in the top 16% for crime, which is not a designation that you want to see when looking for a place to live.”No kidding.
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3 weeks ago |
dailycitizen.focusonthefamily.com | Paul Batura
The typical social media feed grew a lot more colorful earlier this week as entities from corporations and professional sports teams to countless individuals switched out profile photos and logos to coincide with the beginning of Pride Month. Thankfully, not everybody is ready to surrender the rainbow. Our friend Allie Beth Stuckey proclaimed, “Happy Noahic Covenant Month. Love seeing symbols of God’s mercy everywhere!”Sadly, the NFL doesn’t see it that way.
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dailycitizen.focusonthefamily.com | Paul Batura
If you’re losing track (no pun intended) of the stories of boys and men pretending to be girls and women and stealing awards and qualifying spots in various girls sports, you wouldn’t be alone. This past weekend at the California high school track and field championship, two boys stole gold medals in the high jump and the triple jump.
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