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SC’s Summer Celebration #1: Work Week

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Published date: February 6, 2023
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Kingdom work can happen anywhere

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Published date: November 29, 2015
Terms: Mentoring and Discipling Others, Pensacola | Articles | November 2015 | OCF Communications

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Don’t Work Alone

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Published date: February 7, 2011
Terms: General, Military Leadership | USAF | Articles | Colonel | Larry Simpson

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6. Don’t Work Alone! Enlist & Mentor

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Sam Alexander: “I realized that I need to really focus on bringing God into my work”

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Published date: August 16, 2021
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“Get your emotions to work for you”: Understanding emotional intelligence as a military leader

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Published date: September 27, 2023
Terms: Episodes | Senior Leaders | USA | September 2023 | Noble Gibbens

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6: Integrating Faith & Profession

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Professional Perspectives for Senior Officers

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Published date: June 25, 2009
Terms: Military Leadership | Senior Officers | USA | Military Leadership | Articles | Colonel | Dick Kail

[…]do, or something God intended to be done isn’t being done. COLOSSIANS 3.23, ROMANS 12:11. Your work has intrinsic value to God. He expects you to do your best in your work (not necessarily to be the best among your peers). A specific uniqueness of OCF is that we encourage our members to see their work as their ministry, not a place of competition. The concluding section of this booklet speaks to this. THESE PRIORITIES will often seem to compete for your time and attention. There will be a time when your work will place extremely stressful and lengthy demands […]

Professional Perspectives for Senior Officers

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Service Separations

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Post author: OCF Communications
Published date: June 8, 2009
Terms: Challenges and Opportunities of Deployment | Articles | 1976 | Beverley Moritz

[…]to begin with) can strengthen another. Accept separations as a challenge! Don’t let them work against you; make them work for you! Marriages can grow even though husband and wife are separated by distance. If nothing else, separations force you to focus on the major good qualities of your mate, rather than his minor idiosyncrasies. When you are with a person all the time, little things like socks on the floor or newspapers scattered all over become progressively irritating. It’s easy to start taking each other for granted. Sometimes a few weeks of separation help to get perspectives back in […]

The Science & Art of Personal Finance

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Terms: Financial Stewardship | USA | Financial Stewardship, Porter | Articles | 2001 | Colonel | Ray Porter

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Christian Leadership for the Junior Officer

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Post author: OCF Communications
Published date: June 29, 2009
Terms: The Christian Officer | Junior Officer | USA | The Christian Officer | Articles | 2005 | Lieutenant Colonel | Marv Gordner

[…]laziness is not all about time spent on the job. Determine to work hard whenever and wherever you work. Needing to work extra-long hours may be a sign that you are not working efficiently. Technical Competence. When you arrive at your first unit, you should focus your attention on learning your responsibilities and the technical systems you will use. Communications systems alone will require reading and hands-on practice. For a time, put away the books on Generals Patton and Lee and the “bulletproof superhero” novels and focus on the technical aspects of your new job. Every type of unit will […]

Fellowship through ‘practical action’

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Published date: November 29, 2015
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8: Centering on Scripture

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21: OCF Membership

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Support Your Chaplain

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Published date: June 8, 2009
Terms: Chaplains, Supporting the Chaplaincy | USN | Articles | Captain, Chaplain | Bill Weimer

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Why We Serve

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Published date: June 15, 2009
Terms: Ambassadors For Christ | USAF | Ambassadors For Christ | Articles | 2004 | Lieutenant General | Bruce Fister

[…]His family and presence. Our love for Him motivates us to serve Him in our military, to serve and work for our families, and to serve and work to enable the message of salvation to reach those who have yet to accept Him as Lord and Savior. As Jesus spoke in the Gospel of John. Whoever has my commands and obeys them, he is the one who loves me. He who loves me will be loved by my Father, and I too will love him and show myself to him (John […]

Working for a Difficult Boss

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Published date: November 29, 2010
Terms: May A Christian Be A Warrior?, Military Leadership | USN | Articles | 2006 | Captain, Chaplain | Bill Weimer

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38. Distractions

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Published date: September 18, 2020
Terms: Latest Articles, LDNpodcast | USA | Audio | September 2020 | Lieutenant Colonel | Tom Schmidt

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28: Worldview

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29: Professional Calling

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37: OCF’s Home Office

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Professional Perspectives Chapter 2

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A day in the life of OCF

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Published date: December 12, 2013
Terms: Latest Articles, Mentoring and Discipling Others | Articles | OCF Communications

[…]but now want to grow old with the man I married.” 1200 The key word for the lunch hour is work—as in work out at the gym or workplace Bible studies. While some OCF members build up their bodies exercising, others are building up each other, with the Bread of Life. One group is discussing how their Christian perspectives shape conflict resolution. Twenty USNA mids and an officer are watching Francis Chan’s Crazy Love video Bible study, while Aaron Zook leads the Fort Hood chapel Bible study at the discipleship luncheon. 1300 In the home office, member care […]