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01/22/2026

God bless Rob!! We are all sinners only threw Christ are we saved🙏

Rob Schneider Opens Up About Faith, Forgiveness, and a New Purpose

Actor and comedian Rob Schneider is reflecting on life, faith, and what truly matters after converting to Christianity.

In a heartfelt post, Schneider shared that turning 60 made him realize how fragile and temporary life is, noting that in the end, “the only thing any of us really wants is more time.” That realization, he says, has deepened his faith and shifted his priorities toward gratitude, family, and forgiveness.

In an interview, Schneider explained that his return to faith took shape during the pandemic while attending catechism classes with his daughter.

“Jesus was never far from me,” he said. “I was the one drifting.”

He described his conversion as both grounding and freeing:

“I’ve never felt more peaceful. When you give your life over to God, the pressure comes off.”

Schneider has also publicly apologized for anger he carried in the past, emphasizing that forgiveness is central to his faith:

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05/21/2024

Remember the guy who wouldn't take the flag pole down on his Virginia property a while back? You might remember the news story about a crotchety old man in Virginia who defied his local Homeowners Association and refused to take down the flag pole on his property along with the large American flag he flew on it.

Now we learn who that man was. On June 15, 1919, Van T. Barfoot was born in Edinburg, Texas. That probably didn't make news back then.

But twenty-five years later, on May 23, 1944, near Cyrano, Italy, That same Van T. Barfoot, who had in 1940 enlisted in the U.S. Army, set out alone to flank German machine gun positions from which gunfire was raining down on his fellow soldiers. His advance took him through a minefield but having done so, he proceeded to single-handedly take out three enemy machine gun positions, returning with 17 prisoners of war.

And if that weren’t enough for a day's work, he later took on and destroyed three German tanks sent to retake the machine gun positions.

That probably didn’t make much news either, given the scope of the war, but it did earn Van T. Barfoot, who retired as a Colonel after also serving In Korea and Vietnam, a well-deserved Congressional Medal of Honor.

What did make news was his Neighborhood Association's quibble with how the 90-year-old Veteran chose to fly the American flag outside his suburban Virginia home. Seems the HOA rules said it was OK to fly a flag on a house-mounted bracket, but, for decorum, items such as Barfoot's 21-foot
flagpole were "unsuitable".

Van Barfoot had been denied a permit for the pole, but erected it anyway and was facing Court action unless he agreed to take it down.

Then the HOA story made national TV, and the Neighborhood Association rethought its position and agreed to indulge this aging hero who dwelt among them.

"In the timeI have left", he said to the Associated Press, "I plan to continue to fly the American flag without interference."

As well, he should. And if any of his neighbors had taken a notion to contest him further, they might have done well to read his Medal of Honor citation first. Seems it Indicates Mr. Van Barfoot wasn't particularly good at backing down.

If you've read this post and don't share it, - Guess what -You need your butt kicked. I share this with you because I don't want MY butt kicked anymore and I'm tired of seeing those who hate our country march in our streets, tear down our statues, burn our stores, loot our businesses and have a free hand to do whatever they want.

WE ONLY LIVE IN THE LAND OF THE FREE BECAUSE OF THE BRAVE AND BECAUSE OF BRAVE MEN LIKE VAN BARFOOT!