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"But what I wish they would ask is, 'Tell me about "But what I wish they would ask is, 'Tell me about your child, tell me a good memory,' because that brings back happy things. Every time you say her name or talk about her, that keeps her memory and honors her." -Chris Thompson, Gold Star Mother On this Gold Star Mother’s Day, pray God’s comfort and peace for all moms and their family members who are mourning their military child who died while serving our nation. #OCFPowerinPrayer #ocfusa #militaryministry #militaryfaith #goldstarmothersday
Now available on #OCFCrosspoint: S3E7, "How God he Now available on #OCFCrosspoint: S3E7, "How God healed a 'performing Christian' from past trauma and abuse" with CDR Carl Crabtree, USN (Ret.) A man on a mission in this episode to share how God has healed him from “PTSD, trauma, moral injury, habitual sin,” USCGA OCF Field Staff Rep Carl Crabtree shares about his experiences as a foster-to-adopt kid and onward. Carl pulls from countless personal experiences as an officer in the Navy, a leader in his local church, a husband to his wife, and others, reflecting on how God worked through hardship in all those circumstances to deepen his relationship with Him. Head to your favorite podcast app to listen to Carl's story and lessons learned, and visit the link in our bio for reflection questions and Carl's book recommendations. #ocfusa #militarypodcast #militaryfaith
"But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit h "But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth" (Acts 1:8, ESV). In this history-altering verse of the book of Acts, the disciples were not called to be theologians, Bible scholars, philosophers, or pastors. They were called to be witnesses. The concept of “witness” is so prominent in Acts that everything else in the book should probably be seen as subsumed under it. Our personal testimony—what we have seen, heard, and experienced—is perhaps our most valuable and powerful witnessing tool. If you’re looking for a guide to aid your individual or group study of this book, we’ve got you covered. Visit the link in our bio or ocfusa.org/acts to read and download our free, 12-part study on the first dozen chapters of Luke’s book about Jesus’ Spirit-indwelt church. #ocfusa #militaryministry #militaryfaith #biblestudy
Read the verse again, but this time more slowly. W Read the verse again, but this time more slowly. What stood out to you? For me it is the phrase: “Not one word of them has failed.” Joshua’s declaration is riveting. God’s promises were to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob initially and later to Moses and Joshua (Joshua 24:1-5) and had covered countless miles of journeying and hundreds of years. Amazingly, not one promise of protection and deliverance had failed. Since God has demonstrated such faithfulness, Joshua is challenging the Israelites to consider not endangering their own well being by failing to love and obey the Lord their God. From a leadership perspective, I must ask: What enables Christian leaders to maintain the charge when all around us say, “Give up?” Oaths, contracts, and legal agreements bind some to the task, but that which binds the Christian and Christian leader is God’s demonstrated faithfulness. Have you, like Joshua’s audience, chronicled the trustworthiness of God in your journey? Joshua spoke confidently of what they had seen and knew about God’s fidelity. A reading of Joshua 23 and 24 reveals a strikingly impressive history of God’s providence over his people. As you look back, are you struck by the consistency of God’s work on your behalf? 📖: #OCFLeaderDrawNear, Chapter 4. Faithful Leadership (audio also available via your favorite podcast app) #ocfusa #militaryministry #militaryfaith
From today's #OCFPowerinPrayer reminder: "Air Forc From today's #OCFPowerinPrayer reminder: "Air Force Birthday & Air National Guard Birthday | With special thanks to our Air Force-serving OCF members in its ranks—we thank God for you and your service to our nation, as well as for those who serve in the Air National Guard." 📸: KMC OCF, USAFA OCF, Travis AFB OCF, Chipu Chu, @mil_spec_believer, @esther_moats, @springcanyon, @springcanyonoutdoor, @heatherjjonsson #usairforce #airforcebirthday #militaryministry #militaryfaith #ocfusa
If you live in or around the National Capital Regi If you live in or around the National Capital Region, don't miss the OCF NCR Fall Fellowship next month, complete with food, fun, fellowship, and discussions! This free event will include a message from OCF Mid-Atlantic Regional Coordinator Joe Chiaravallotti, and OCF Executive Director couple Scott & Christie Fisher look forward to fellowshipping with attendees. Visit the link in our bio for more details and a quick sign-up form, then encourage other OCFers and military members who may have never heard of the ministry to attend, too! #ocfusa #militaryministry #militaryfaith
Elisha’s request prompts me to ask myself: How f Elisha’s request prompts me to ask myself: How far am I willing to go with God? Elijah’s successor was willing to go all the way and beyond. As it relates to Christian leadership, much can be gleaned from Elisha’s request for “a double portion.” First, Elisha’s bold request reminds me that God always has a plan for the continuance of His divine mission. Elisha asked for what the successor or inheritor was due. In asking and receiving, Elisha’s legitimate claim was established. With his master’s cloak, he immediately performed miracles in keeping with the authority of one who would speak for God. The need for convincing, authentic leadership is as important today as it was in Elisha’s day (2 Chronicles 16:9a). Through leaders like Elisha, Asa, and Jeremiah, leaders are challenged to call on God who will reveal His plan (Jeremiah 33:3) and His way. Second, God’s work does not cease with key personnel turnover. Moses led Israel out of captivity, but it was Joshua who led them into the Promised Land. Likewise, David had a desire for a temple dedicated to God, but it was Solomon who built it. Also, various kings before Asa did not remove idols from the land, but Asa, king of Judah “took courage and removed the abominable idols” (2 Chronicles 15:8). We cannot put God in a box regarding the who, when, or where of His unchanging plan. As you consider Elisha’s request, does it rise up in you, as it does in me, to avoid using expressions such as “indispensable and irreplaceable” when it comes to turnover in personnel or volunteers? Completion of God’s mission is not up for grabs nor is it personality dependent. God’s mission is enduring. We, as leaders, might consider asking Him to provide replacements that possess a “double portion” to help carry out the mission He has given us to do. 📖: #OCFLeaderDrawNear, Chapter 3. A Double Portion (audio also available via your favorite podcast app) #ocfusa #militaryministry #militaryfaith
From today's #OCFPowerinPrayer reminder: "Patriot From today's #OCFPowerinPrayer reminder: "Patriot Day | Pray for the survivors and the loved ones of those killed in the terrorist attack on our nation in 2001, that they will be refreshed by or experience for the first time ever the sustaining solace, comfort, and restoration found only in God." #NeverForget #September11 #PatriotDay #ocfusa
Only a few days remain to take advantage of early Only a few days remain to take advantage of early bird pricing for next month's Women in Uniform Conference at @ridgecrestnc! Active duty, Guard, Reserve, first responder, and ROTC/service academy cadets in their final year are all invited to participate. Workshop details are as follows: • MAJ Liliane Delva, USA: "Bruised Fruit & Offerings" • Kristin Goodrich, Navy veteran: "Growing Together in Unity" • Patriece Johnson, wife of Air Force veteran & Navigators Cincinnati City Director: "Performance vs. Transformation in Christ" • LTC Tanya Juarez, USA (Ret.): "Trauma & Spiritual Wellness" Visit the link in our bio to learn more and sign up before pricing increases this Sunday. #ocfusa #militaryministry #militaryfaith #womeninuniform
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