Ice cream or Food truck

Old people get nostalgic for the “good old days.” Back then, we didn’t need apps, subscriptions, or loyalty points—just a front porch and a functioning doorbell. We had milk, donuts, and ice cream delivered right to our door like we were minor royalty with questionable cholesterol. I loved pouring half… More⇢
Jesus Revolution Completed: Honoring Marvin and Karen Schuler

Remembering Pastor Marvin Schuler of the Moreno Valley Vineyard Christian Fellowship, who died from a severe infection only weeks after his wife Karen. Through a conversation with Karen’s daughter, the author honors their shared devotion to Jesus and grieves the close of their earthly “Jesus Revolution.” More⇢
Discovering the Eternal Kind of Life That Begins Right Now

Over four months of train rides, the author reflects on Dallas Willard’s The Divine Conspiracy, which challenges his spiritual understanding. Engaging with Willard’s insights helps him realize the importance of simply being a student of Jesus, rather than striving for approval. This transformative journey emphasizes grace, fellowship, and the realization… More⇢
Do I care about Harris and Newsom?

The California Governor engages in leisure activities like fly-fishing with Jake Tapper, while pondering a presidential run amidst rising prices. Questions arise about Kamala Harris potentially becoming AOC’s vice-presidential candidate, highlighting the public’s frustration over political distractions during urgent personal concerns, such as unexpected disturbances at home. More⇢
A Pastor’s Confession: When Preaching Fails to Change People

As a church pastor, I had the unenviable task of coming up with a new, fresh “message from God” every week—one that was supposed to be practical, educational, and, of course, life-transforming. It was easy to fall into a routine. Pick a portion of Scripture—the Book of Acts, the Gospel… More⇢
No One Turns Down the Blessing

One: You Don’t Know Everything In 1989 I was burnt out. I was also a church dropout. A denominational church pastor was innovating and planting a “contemporary” church. I was invited, and attended the new church. As a result I was renewed in my faith and became an active lay… More⇢
Bloom Where You Are Planted — Even in Needles

Thank God, It’s Friday, on this 9/11, I’m remembering an important principle. John Wimber used to say, “Bloom where you are planted.” I always thought that was one of those little nuggets Wimber pulled straight out of the Bible. It certainly sounds like Proverbs. Turns out, it isn’t. You can… More⇢
DMV in Needles, CA is closed on Tuesday and Thursdays…

The DMV will be closed on Tuesday and Thursday, including the day of the 25th anniversary of 9/11/26. This notice is for Needlenoses seeking ID cards, driver’s licenses, or transfer certificates. More⇢
Make America Hope Again: A Call to Action

The Green Zone initiative, led by Charlie Wear, emphasizes the need for hope in America rather than arguments. It aims to support those who are suffering, forgotten, or struggling with addiction, promoting faith and community. The campaign’s core message is to foster hope and solidarity within society. More⇢

Meet Minister Charlie Wear

Minister Charlie Wear is a compassionate leader, elder advocate, and creative force dedicated to faith and service. As the head of All-In Ministries, he champions veterans, elders, and marginalized communities. A retired attorney, Charlie blends legal expertise with pastoral care, addressing issues like elder abuse and hospice support. An author and musician, he shares messages of hope through works like Confessions of a Dying Man and his upcoming album Salvation City. Rooted in faith, family, and Native American heritage, Charlie’s mission is to inspire transformation, foster community, and provide care to those in need, embodying Christ’s love in action.

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