The Lord, the Psalmist’s Shepherd The Lord is my Shepherd [to feed, to guide and to shield me], I shall not want. 2 He lets me lie down in green pastures; He leads me beside the still and quiet waters. 3 He refreshes and restores my soul (life); He leads me in the paths of righteousness for His name’s sake. … More Saturday’s Military Devotional – 23rd Psalm
CONTEXT: When I was a kid I loved to walk along the shores of Cape Cod, or more recently along the beaches of South Mississippi. Yet every once in a while the majestic beauty of those walks would be interrupted God’s might. While I may no longer live along the Gulf coast and have to … More Saturday’s Military Devotional – MIGHT
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
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
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’
Apostasy is defined as a falling away, a withdrawal, a defection from ones beliefs. It is that very thing the writer of Hebrews warns about here today. We all understand that God reveals Himself as He wills and in the measure He chooses to each individual Romans 12:3, Ephesians 4:7. It is the fool who thinks … More Saturday’s On Track Military Devotional
The Army taught him rare skills. Why couldn’t the civilian sector see that? Published on November 5, 2019 George Anders After six years in the U.S. Army, Ritchie Thomas felt sure he could glide into a great corporate job. The Army had taken a raw 18-year-old and turned him into a military success on all … More How can we get Veteran Hiring on Track?
Here is a decent article that came across my “spam” box. You never know where you will find help and although they push their own agenda (coins) near the end the info is still good.- Mike UNDERSTANDING PTSD IN MILITARY VETERANS Serving in the military is an honorable choice; not only do you impact your … More PTSD IN MILITARY VETERANS
Today’s Reading Romans 14:1-12 We have all been there in our lives at some point thinking how in the world did I get myself into this mess? How could I have made such a bad choice? It is our nature to do that which is wrong in most instances, that was one of the reasons … More Saturday’s On Track Military Devotional
For some time I have been getting these and decided I will make this a Saturday thing 🙂 – Mike 10.19 | Saturday Today’s Reading | Romans 10 How Will They Hear? Since God chooses those who are going to be saved, does that mean we do not have to do our part to witness … More Saturday’s On Track Military Devotional
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