Snippets: Lessons From Apollo 13

Apollo 13, the 3rd manned mission in the American Apollo space program to land on the Moon. Launched on April 11, 1970, at 13:13 CST from the Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

In the movie, Apollo 13, Ken Mattingly, the original man selected for the crew, was watching television late at night.

Tired he gets up and shuts off the TV. What he doesn't see is a special report of the spacecraft being damaged. He goes to bed.

Apollo 13 - damaged.

This scene demonstrates that you can quit too soon and miss an important message.

It's true Mattingly learned of the damaged Apollo spacecraft the next day, but not at the time it was reported. Is that important? I'd say yes. Timing is always important.

When you feel like giving up, stay tuned. A message may be coming in for you. A Word that could change your life.

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Randy Tramp

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It's a military thriller with a heart. Commander Mark Steele has an exciting job in Special Forces. Though it's dangerous, he knows his work is critically important. But that job separates him from his wife and child. When an injury brings him home, his wife is glad to have him back. But other issues cause struggles within the family, leading to distrust and hurt. Steele takes dangerous risks in his new work. The thriller plot thickens, as he seeks to save a life. But can he save his family?

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