Glenn Beck

People have decided that some things are bigger than commerce and making money.

One in seven belongs to the Lord and to the family, and it's a kind of stillness that happens in at least this small town that lets a soul catch its breath after a busy week.

And that's something that the

The frantic world is forgotten.

But out in our small towns, they never did.

We remember the basics.

You know, I love living in a farming community because when a man's crop doesn't come in, when the hail takes the wheat or the back goes out or cancer comes to your house,

The neighbors don't form a committee.

They just show up.

And the combines that you didn't ask for just gloriously appear in your field.

The casseroles that you didn't request just fill your kitchen.

Nobody's there.

Nobody's making a speech about it.

Nobody posts about it.

They just do it because that's what you do.

And then they go home before you can even thank them properly.

There's no government program that can do that.

Nothing the government can do can even come close to that.

It's grown like everything good out here in the soil.

It's been worked by the same families for generations.