After losing her roommate while serving in the Army, Catrina had a difficult time adjusting to civilian life. She began isolating herself from others and feeling stressed. When the flashbacks started, she knew it was time to get help. Learn how her Vet Center helped Catrina open up to her family. FIND LOCAL SUPPORT Below … More We get better when we acknowledge we need help
4 Chaplains Set a High Standard of Heroism Captain Hans J. Danielsen of the Dorchester was uneasy. The coast guard had warned him that a U-boat was prowling the shipping lane off the coast of Newfoundland. As icy night fell, he ordered the troops he was ferrying to turn in with their life vests on in case … More Today in Church (and U.S.) History
CONTEXT: Being part of the military REQUIRES us to to be part of something bigger than ourselves, it means having a battle buddy, being part of team, an organization, in short being in some sense; loved. For this weeks devotional I want to try something a little different. Below is an article written a number … More Saturday’s Military Devotional – God’s Love
January 30, 2020 By Tony Perkins http:// A recent review of U.S. special operations forces pointed to a leadership crisis in our military, concluding that leadership, discipline and accountability must be strengthened at all levels. West Point Military Academy, which is supposed to be the Army’s preeminent leader development institution, hasn’t been immune to this breakdown in … More Our Military Should Be Cultivating Masculinity, Not Denigrating It
CONTEXT: Paul is confined in a Roman prison while writing this letter to the church at Philippi. He begins chapter 4 with greetings to his fellow co-laborers in the work of the ministry. then he sets forth the prelude to our main text: 4 Rejoice in the Lord always [delight, take pleasure in Him]; again I … More Saturday’s Military Devotional
We all deal with pride, sometimes it is an okay thing like being a proud papa. There is nothing wrong with feeling a since of pride in accomplishing a job, especially a difficult mission. But where does pride cross the line and bring one low as our text says? The following from QotQuestions.org helps to … More Saturday’s Military Devotional
The OTD series is not being published at the moment so I am utilizing their format to bring this to you: Today’s Reading Psalm 103 A psalm of David in Praise for the Lord’s Mercies We all need mercies, that is leniency or clemency for some offense intended or not; compassion and grace from those around us, … More Saturday’s Military Devotional
Please note I have slightly modified this devotional from its original form to fit today’s intent – Mike New Year Review, Prayer & Final Thoughts Take some time today to review your readings from the past year (hopefully you are a 11-percenter) and reflect on what God has taught you or convicted you about. Use the … More Saturday’s On Track Military Devotional
Thanks to my friend LP for sending me a copy of this. – Mike George Washington’s Moral Leadership HISTORY | The father of our country set a high standard for those who followed him in the presidency by Marvin Olasky Posted 2/14/15, 09:03 am In honor of Presidents Day on Monday, we bring you the chapter … More George Washington’s moral leadership
A decorated former Green Beret has dedicated himself and a team of “heroes” to seeing that service members successfully reintegrate into American society after returning from Syria and Afghanistan. Having been deployed three times to Iraq, Jason Van Camp has become acquainted to life in a war zone. While involved in numerous firefights against the … More Helping vets ‘get comfortable being uncomfortable’
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