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From today's #OCFPowerinPrayer reminder: Pray for

From today's #OCFPowerinPrayer reminder: Pray for all our military men and women, and for their families and loved ones, especially for those who will spend the Christmas season apart from each other. Ask the Lord Jesus to fill them in special measures with the peace in His presence and assurance of His love for them.

📸: Sgt. Marc Marmeto, USANG

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Go Army, Beat Navy... or Go Navy, Beat Army? Who's

Go Army, Beat Navy... or Go Navy, Beat Army? Who's singing second today at the end of the 124th #ArmyNavy game?

📸: CPO Diana Quinlan, USN

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From today's #OCFPowerinPrayer reminder: Pearl Har

From today's #OCFPowerinPrayer reminder: Pearl Harbor Remembrance | On this day of the surprise attack by Japan in 1941, we pause to honor the service and sacrifices of our nation’s military men and women who were involved in that conflict, with a special tribute to those killed or wounded. Pray for our military.

📸: Courtesy of the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration

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From today’s #OCFPowerinPrayer reminder: Thank G

From today’s #OCFPowerinPrayer reminder: Thank God for all chaplains serving in the chaplaincy, especially for our OCF members and other godly Christians who serve in the truth of Jesus Christ to their peers in uniform.

📸: Sgt Ryan Pulliam, USMC

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Because it is hard to live a really Christian life

Because it is hard to live a really Christian life, it is worthwhile. The manliest man who ever lived was Jesus Christ. His manliness is shown by His moral courage as well as by His physical bravery. Today’s passage shows His moral courage. He found men engaged in changing money in a part of the Temple where they should not have been. They were there with the connivance of Annas, the High Priest.

There is evidence that they were charging inflated prices for the animal sacrifices, and making excess profit in exchanging money for the temple money with which the sacrifices had to be bought. In any case, they were desecrating His Father’s House, and so our Lord acted as in verses 15 and 16, not caring in the least what the people would think or paying the slightest heed to the risk He ran of being assaulted. Jesus Christ was completely unbound by the customs and public opinion of the day.

We too require moral courage if we are not to be afraid of public opinion. Many men wish they had this quality, but a “wish-bone” can never take the place of a backbone. The service of God is a man’s job; any fool can serve the devil.

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"How as soldiers and leaders can we be more presen

"How as soldiers and leaders can we be more present in our day-to-day without being consumed in our purpose (end state) so God can powerfully use us?"

This question was recently posed to the members of the Fort Moore OCF group. Local Leader Anthony Randall shares, "We are outside of Fort Moore in Midland. God is creating a multi-generational community of military singles and families who are sharing life together.

"We are studying the Gospel of Mark. Last night, in Mark 5, we looked at Jesus healing the woman in the crowd and the synagogue leader's daughter because of his presence, power, and purpose. Jesus' presence was key. Jesus didn’t rush to his purpose so quickly that he missed out on being present for God to use His power in multiple ways."

Visit ocfusa.org/directory to learn more about and connect with this group and others!

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Thank you to all of those who donated, spread the

Thank you to all of those who donated, spread the word, and prayed for our #GivingTuesday efforts! We're excited and grateful to have raised over $3,000 so far - over 85% of our goal - to help more service members and officer candidates benefit from our 100 Days Devotional Bible Study.

While the official GivingTuesday may have ended yesterday, it's not too late to donate if you'd like to support this fundraiser. Just visit ocfusa.org/givingtuesday to learn more and donate now to ensure 2,500 military leaders receive 100 Days at no cost to them.

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To many people, “the Church” suggests a religi

To many people, “the Church” suggests a religious society administered by Bishops, clergy and ministers. In the Bible the word “Church” or “Ecclesia” means, “called out,” that is, from the bondage of sin into the “glorious freedom of the children of God” (Romans 8:21).

Therefore “the Church” consists of all people, clergy and laity—irrespective of nationality, color, sex, age, denomination, or intellectual ability—who (responding to the call) have been “born again” (John 3:3) by personal faith in the Lord Jesus Christ as Savior (John 3:7, Acts 20:28). And so all real Christians (as opposed to those in name only) form “the Church” which is “the body of Christ.”

See 1 Corinthians 12:27-28, Colossians 1:18, and 24.

You enter the Church through Christ, and not Christ through the mere external ordinances of a religious organization. When a local church is filled with spiritual life and faithfully proclaims a biblical Gospel, then, through repentance and faith, men and women will turn to Christ and the church will become “the Church.”

Remember in regard to ecumenical efforts that the true Church has unity and rejoices in it. We discover this unity when we find a brotherly bond with other real Christians of all sorts of background. Being “all one in Christ Jesus” (Galatians 3:28) is the real experience of fellowship that should not be confused with union or uniformity. Note “keep,” not “make,” in Ephesians 4:3.

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To help more service members and officer candidates benefit from our 100 Days Devotional Bible Study, featured in this post, consider donating to our #GivingTuesday fundraiser today! We're over halfway to reaching our goal, and your contribution can ensure 2,500 military leaders receive 100 Days at no cost to them.

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Today's the day! This #GivingTuesday is a pivotal

Today's the day! This #GivingTuesday is a pivotal time to equip, encourage, and embolden Christian leaders within the military community.

Help us purchase enough copies of our 100 Days Devotional Bible Study so that we can provide them at no charge to 2,500 service members and officer candidates. Visit ocfusa.org/givingtuesday to learn more and donate now.

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