“Pursue God… no matter where you are”: Finding fellowship beneath the sea
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Freedom from Sexual Brokenness – Enjoying Sex as God Intended
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49. Encore with Ryan Menicucci: Are you a leader that God can use?
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Professional Perspectives for Senior Officers
[…]12-14. Sometimes a creative alternative is available that does not involve the compromise of God’s Word. Vs. 17-20. God will bless, in practical ways, those who follow Him. DANIEL 2 Vs. 14. When confronted with a challenge from authority, react with reason and tact. Vs. 17-23. Have a support and prayer group from within your profession, and look to God for Professional Perspectives for Senior Officers Page – 21 wisdom. Worship Him for who He is, and glorify Him in all areas of your life. Vs. 27-30 & 46-49. Do your work with humility, and give the credit to God. […]
Professional Perspectives for Senior Officers
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4 Practical Steps to Knowing Peace
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East: White Sulphur Springs
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29: Professional Calling
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We can take away a stone…
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Professional Perspectives Chapter 1
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Emotional Intelligence: The Keystone of Leadership in High-Stakes Decision Making
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Two General Orders
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Acts Chapter 12
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For All Leaders
[…]and hard work, don’t forget to stop occasionally to reflect on the great blessing you have of experiencing command. You have been exalted for such a time as this. Good luck…may God work in a mighty way through you for His glory! Adapted from remarks originally presented to a group of Christian officers attending Air Command and Staff College at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. William J. (Joe) Shirey, (Colonel, USAF, retired), was commissioned from the Air Force Academy in 1976. He was an F-16 Squadron Commander and served in various staff assignments in NATO, the Pentagon and Air Combat […]
Crushing the Idols of Identity
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What Are Parents to Do?
[…]great, and we can do nothing about his situation–at least by ourselves. But we can, and do, seek God’s loving embrace of Darren and his unit, and pray unceasingly that God will grant them safety, good health, strength, courage, and success in their mission. He is truly in God’s hands now. There were so many uncertainties as Darren began his first deployment. We were unsure of the environment and the type of operations he would be involved in. Our minds were full of questions: How would he do? Would he try to be a hero? Would he stay healthy? Would […]
Living the military life together
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12: Small Group Bible Study
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A Question of Identity
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6: Integrating Faith & Profession
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