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Relevance: 100% Posted on: November 29, 2015
As a relational ministry where genuine biblical fellowship is essential for spiritual growth and sharing the good news of Jesus Christ, the very heart of the ministry of Officers’ Christian Fellowship remains small group fellowships.
Relevance: 99% Posted on: February 7, 2011
What brings you to the point of task overload?
Relevance: 99% Posted on: February 7, 2020
What brings leaders to the point of task overload—the belief that only we know what’s best, perhaps distrust of others, or possibly personal ownership? How are you doing in your pursuit to invite others with similar heart and vision into your area of responsibility?
Relevance: 3% Posted on: June 25, 2009
OCF finds it appropriate to help senior officers meet the spiritual demands and opportunities of their important positions.
Relevance: 3% Posted on: June 8, 2009
You've heard the horror stories about what can go wrong when your husband leaves... but it doesn't have to be all bad.
Relevance: 3% Posted on: June 17, 2009
In Part 2, knowledge and tools are great for your head, but you also need a heart to shape experience into judgment and wisdom. Learn to understand the numbers and balance them with what you value in your heart.
Relevance: 2% Posted on: June 29, 2009
To be successful as a junior leader at your first unit, here are six core elements to consider.
Relevance: 2% Posted on: November 29, 2015
OCF has provided transitory military Christians with two static places—Spring Canyon in Colorado and White Sulphur Springs in Pennsylvania—for abundant opportunities of Christ-centered fellowship, programs and fun. The ideal end result: being equipped to reach others for Christ throughout the military society—and form lifetime friendships.
Relevance: 2% Posted on: June 8, 2009
As a lay-indigenous ministry being conducted by lay military Christians inside the military society, OCF members and chaplains can be great coworkers in kingdom-building within our Armed Forces.
Relevance: 2% Posted on: June 15, 2009
Why do you serve in our military? Why are you an officer, an Airmen, a Soldier, a Marine, a Sailor, or a Coastguardsman?