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Persist in prayer, and know God more deeply
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The effects of transition in the military
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Spring 2024 Ministry News
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Jesus shows us 3 keys to fulfilling a godly responsibility
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Support Your Chaplain
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July 2023 Prayer Focus
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Time, Talent, Treasure: Retirees
[…]of OCF at a university’s ROTC or an installation with a need for OCF presence. Start with a Pray, Discover and Obey session. John Orosz: With the way military life works—PCSing all the time, deployments, etc.—OCF provides a easy way to fellowship and provide familiarity in unfamiliar situations. Based on my experiences with my little Bible study at COP Wilderness, I know that if I’m ever at a location without an OCF study, I’ll definitely start one. Why OCF? Kit Vaughn: Gwynn received Jesus while reading the Bible, but most of his growth in Jesus came through OCF. We […]
15: Transitions & Handoffs
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3: The Ministry Pillars of OCF
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20: Singles, Couples, Children
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Professional Perspectives for Senior Officers
[…]not give you a vision for your entire military service, or even for your entire unit, but if you pray and ask, He will give you vision for a specific task He wants you to do. Then pray that your vision will grow as you continue to mature in your faith and walk with Him. Be a person of faith, although you cannot see all of the details. We encourage you to ask God for a spiritual vision that includes the unique opportunities and capabilities that your position and rank afford the Body of Christ in your military unit and […]
30: Authority, Submission, Ethics, Morality
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Professional Perspectives for Senior Officers
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4 Practical Steps to Knowing Peace
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Avoid Cursor Creep in Your Life
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C: Starting an OCF Fellowship
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Exploring Biblical Leadership
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The Jungles of War
[…]of a North Vietnamese Army (NVA) regiment. I insisted before the Lord that I had to know what to pray for regarding the enemy. I had no problem praying for my men, for myself and for others on our side. But what about the enemy soldiers–God’s creation–who were wearing different badges and carrying different weapons? Praying for Prisoners After several hours before the Lord in spiritual agony, I told Him I couldn’t go on without His answer. In my mind He spoke very plainly “Pray for prisoners.” I was puzzled at first; then I understood. Pray that we can do […]
Demonstrating Christlikeness
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