Ceasing Friendly Fire Must Be a National Priority
Dec 30th
Private Danny Chen. Dead. Specialist Morganne McBeth. Dead. Private First Class Lavena Johnson. Dead. Corporal Pat Tillman. Dead. And the list goes on. One thing these soldiers have in common aside from their willingness to defend our great nation, is the circumstances under which they died. We know that these American patriots volunteered to serve
The Journal of Meditation and Application
Nov 28th
How many of us really take the time to study the Scriptures and meditate on the message after we’ve left church on Sundays? For me, the desire was always there, but the how-to was unclear. I think most Christians can relate to this dilemma. The Journal of Meditation and Application is the tool we have
Family Life Balance
Nov 28th
This Thanksgiving holiday, I became keenly aware of the blessing of flexibility. All of us could use a little more flexibility in our lives, but military families won’t survive without it. The nature of our lives demands it. My husband just having returned from a war zone a few months ago was not in the
INDISPENSABLE YOU
Nov 16th
I like the analogy of the pack because my nuclear family is tight and we run together all over the world as the Army assigns us. We need each other and we stick together-especially if one of us is attacked from the outside. My pack consists of three sons 18, 15, and 11, and one
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