Blue Origin Massive Explosion shakes the entire space coast #blueorigin #spacecoast

Beyond Happiness Lies Peace Most people spend their whole lives chasing happiness. But happiness is fragile. If it rises, it can fall. If you gain something, you can lose it. And that cycle of highs and lows leaves people exhausted. Shi Heng Yi offers a deeper truth: Stop chasing happiness. Seek peace. Peace isn’t dependent on life going your way. It doesn’t disappear when things get hard. Peace is staying calm and grounded… even in loss, uncertainty, and challenge. It’s not pretending everything is perfect. It’s learning to stand steady in reality. And lasting peace isn’t found in success, relationships, or possessions… It’s built within. Through awareness. Discipline. Inner work. So the real question is: Are you chasing temporary feelings… or cultivating something that endures?

Saying I AM Wealthy isn't enough. You must say it, feel it, and believe it to be it.

Last night at the University of Central Florida more than 5,000 students gathered for a worship and outreach event hosted by the campus ministry UniteUS. According to ministry leaders, about 1,600 students made decisions for Jesus and publicly committed their lives to faith. Hundreds were baptized during the gathering, and many students who previously identified as non-religious reported becoming Christians. The founder of UniteUS, Tonya Prewett, posted that “revival is not slowing down” as students continue to respond to the message and worship together.

PUBLIC RECORDS RULING INVOLVING THE BREVARD COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN This week, a legal ruling was issued involving the Brevard County School Board and Florida’s Public Records Act. A judge has ruled in a public records lawsuit involving two elected school board members, Jennifer Jenkins and Matt Susin. This case was not about political ideology. It centered on whether communications connected to official school board business must be disclosed under Florida’s public records law. Background Over the past two years, Jenkins made repeated public records requests seeking phone call logs and related communications from Susin. The issue focused on whether official business was being conducted on a personal phone, and whether those records still fall under Florida’s Public Records Act. Florida law is broad. The key question is not what device is used, but whether the communication involves public business. If it does, it can be subject to disclosure. Why It Went to Court Susin resisted producing the requested call logs for an extended period of time, arguing at different points that the records were not subject to disclosure, did not exist, or were not required to be turned over. After nearly three years of legal proceedings, the court addressed whether the delay was lawful. The Judge’s Ruling The judge ruled that the delay in producing the records was unreasonable under Florida’s Public Records Act. In plain terms, the court agreed that the requested call logs were covered by public records law and should have been produced without such a prolonged delay. This ruling reinforces an important principle: elected officials cannot avoid transparency simply by using private devices or delaying responses to lawful records requests. The judge retained jurisdiction to potentially decide that issue next. As of the reporting, no appeal had been filed yet, but both sides reportedly have about 30 days to appeal the ruling. Additional Political Context It is also worth noting that Jennifer Jenkins is no longer a local school board figure. She previously launched a campaign for the U.S. Senate in Florida’s 2026 election cycle, but later ended that bid and is now running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Florida’s 6th Congressional District, challenging Congressman Randy Fine. Why This Case Matters This ruling is bigger than two individuals. It is part of the larger conversation many residents are already having about accountability and transparency within Brevard County Schools. What level of openness should the public expect from elected officials when it comes to conducting public business? I'm open to learning more positive things about Chairman Susin as all I've read and been told was fueled by distrust, frustration and even anger from parents and others. @Jenkins4Florida Stephen Munson, The Journalist #brevard #Florida

For educational purposes I watched both halftime shows today and I’ll give a very simple review of each. Just to give context… I don’t ever watch football. I don’t care about the Super Bowl. And I’m not a fan of TPUSA for various reasons (we can talk about that later or never). I’ve never paid attention to Bad Bunny before today. I’ve heard the name, and honestly I thought Bad Bunny was a girl… just because of the association with the name “Bunny.” I’m also not caught up on all the political drama or all the good or bad things he’s said or done. I’ve always thought Kid Rock was a great performer and seems like a fun guy. 🎤 Bad Bunny Official Super Bowl Halftime Show First of all, this was the least visually demonic halftime show I’ve seen in as long as I can remember… But again, I don’t watch the Super Bowl, I only ever see clips and replays. In recent years, halftime shows have been some straight up scandalous, demon-anchoring, sexual driven nonsense that doesn’t fit well with what’s supposed to be America’s biggest sporting event of the year. The idea that parents can’t even have their kids in the room during halftime is… a little too much. With Bad Bunny… I had no idea what he was saying because it was all in Spanish. The only words I heard in English were “God Bless America.” The set was relatively simple. Not a ton of pyrotechnics or crazy shock visuals. The overall energy seemed good. There was some sort of wedding or family celebration vibe… friends dancing, people smiling, more communal than edgy. At the end there was an announcement of various countries and flags led by the American flag, with a sign that said: “The only thing more powerful than hate is love.” Overall, I expected something way more controversial… and I’m glad it wasn’t. And just for scale… The official Super Bowl halftime show is part of the main broadcast and typically reaches 100 million+ viewers in the United States alone. So Bad Bunny was performing for basically the largest stage possible. Bad Bunny Rating: 5.5 out of 10 🇺🇸 TPUSA “All American Halftime Show” The TPUSA halftime show was indoors with a variety of performers and different tempo. Much smaller set. It appeared pre-recorded. The performers have incredible talent and did great for the setting. Now to be fair… This wasn’t on the Super Bowl broadcast. It was an alternative livestream event. Reports say it drew roughly 4 to 5 million viewers online, which is still a big number… but it’s a tiny fraction compared to the Super Bowl’s 100+ million audience. Personally, it didn’t feel competitive with the spectacle or scale of the real halftime show. If TPUSA wanted to truly compete, I think they should have gotten someone like Jelly Roll and Brandon Lake and had them perform in a huge stadium and just focused on the Holy Spirit something powerful and uplifting… But that’s just me. TPUSA Rating: 4.5 out of 10 ⭐ Final Ratings Bad Bunny: 5.5 / 10 TPUSA: 4.5 / 10 Final thought I won't be following any of the performers or organizers beyond this thread and there was little to no personal impact. Seems like more hype than substance once again. Enjoy your night and hope to hear your experiences from this evening. #superbowl# #badbunny #kidrock #fblifestyle #relatable

He doesn't let his children say "Can't" and he's teaching them to declare the truth. Atlanta pastor from Church 2819 Philip Anthony Mitchell is on another level

10 charter buses on 1-95 south bound Palm Beach country transporting detained individuals as part of Florida’s ongoing federal immigration enforcement partnership, which has ramped up deportations in early 2026.

10 charter buses on 1-95 south bound Palm Beach country transporting detained individuals as part of Florida’s ongoing federal immigration enforcement partnership, which has ramped up deportations in early 2026.

When Covid-19 shut down the world this incredibly powerful video was released by @PrinceEa and it was truly a master piece worth watching 5 years later to remind us all what happened and how we overcame it, in case we were ever faced with the F virus again.

Mainstream news highlighted this rapidly growing church that is the talk of America

2 toddlers walking onto A1A down by 25th street in south Cocoa Beach. Thank the Lord this man noticed them and came to the rescue.