The Secret of Being Content
According to military doctrine and hundreds of years of military dominance by the United States, there are four levels of war.
Tactical
Operational
Strategic
Global/Political
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The Christian Capability Gap
Search me, O God, and know my heart; Try me and know my anxious thoughts; And see if there be any hurtful way in me, And lead me in the everlasting way. – Psalm 139:23-24
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Jesus is not a Republican
This article is a long time coming and one that I hope will convict many of you for placing your faith in anyone other than God. On a daily basis, I have to endure people commenting ... Continue Reading →
Our Nation at a Point of Desperation: The Will to Fight and to Pray
Then I looked, and I heard the voices of many angels. The angels were around the throne, the four living beings, and the elders. There were thousands and thousands of angels—10,000 ... Continue Reading →
What Football Can Teach Us About Christ and the Kingdom of Heaven
I’m so glad that football season is here. Due to possible misinterpretation, I must inform all readers that I’m talking about American football and not the football that we recognize ... Continue Reading →
Risky Business and The Power of Prayer
From 2012 to 2013, I was given the awesome opportunity to pray in the Strategic Operations Center (SOC) of the 1st Sustainment Brigade Support Command. My commander told me early on ... Continue Reading →
A Plea: Move Out and Cover Our Disable Veterans!
It’s always a joy seeing and working with other veterans. This is because of a shared camaraderie. That camaraderie is deep, respectful, and colorless which keeps Veterans closer ... Continue Reading →
All Souls Matter: Keeping Our Eyes On Christ
Today, our collective relationships with one another in our country are in need of dire healing and strengthening. The most recent senseless deaths that are grabbing all the headlines ... Continue Reading →
The Confederate Flag: The SBC and Dr. James Merritt Got it Right
I was blessed to be witness to and part of what many would call a small change, but one that I think will go down as a pivotal moment for American evangelicalism. What I saw yesterday ... Continue Reading →
Come What May
The phrase, “Come what may” in today’s terms is largely unknown. Few understand it and even fewer live by these three words. We only see it used twice in scripture but both times ... Continue Reading →
