Moral Leadership - Rocky Mountain Voice

By Bernie Lake | Guest Commentary, Rocky Mountain Voice Christians should engage in the public square. Unfortunately many are unengaged, likely because there’s been a perceived disconnect between the secular and the sacred. But, there is not. Not only is voting in our elections a civic duty, it should be an act shaped by our Christian values. Engaging in the political process to elect our leaders, who make our laws, allows Christians to advocate for the issues that matter most to our families, our communities and should uphold biblical principles in governance. Often churches and pastors do not know where to start or how to shepherd their congregation in the public square. Truth and Liberty voter guides are a great place to start. They are non-partisan, and the result of bib...

By Drake Hunter | Commentary, RMV NE CO Newsroom, Rocky Mountain Voice Let me tell you about a longtime friend of mine—and now a dear friend of Rocky Mountain Voice—Joe Cherry, CEO and Founder of Exectras in Houston, Texas. As I write this, I’m sitting in his remarkable home in Houston, Texas. My wife, Sherrie, continues her fight against Glioblastoma Stage 4 Brain Cancer, and we’re working with the team at MD Anderson to handle this relentless disease. During this difficult time, Joe insisted that Sherrie and I stay with him in his home—a gesture filled with love, hope, and faith, in other words, life-changing. Some partnerships are written on paper; others are written on the heart. This one began long before Rocky Mountain Voice ever published its first story or Exectras (short ...

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