July 2023 Prayer Focus
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OCF Leading Women
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“Camouflage Christian”: Living for Christ while serving in the military
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January 2024 Prayer Focus
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A day in the life of OCF
[…]topics including Christian living, discipleship—and the “Bad Girls of the Bible” women’s study. Fort Campbell OCF’s pre-Bible study conversation over dessert is heavy on training exercises and upcoming deployments. Two regular attenders are on deployment, while another will deploy soon; a fourth soldier is now home, recovering from combat wounds. Prayer time ensues, especially for traveling mercies and the three babies due over the next few months. 1900 Marriage counseling is another aspect of several OCF field staff couples’ ministries, particularly pre-marriage topics with cadets, mids and young officers. A licensed minister, Steve Wade has also officiated at several […]
OCF memories
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FAQ
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Starting an OCF Small Group Fellowship
[…]Bible. Is proximity to dinner a problem? Think about having a potluck prior to starting the Bible study. In the workplace, maybe a “brown bag” study during the lunch hour will help. Most often, studying a book of the Bible works best. You can quickly learn (as a group) how to conduct an inductive study of one of the books of the Bible. Start with an easy one that is not too theologically challenging or too long-like one of the Gospels. Sometimes there is a topic of immediate interest that warrants searching the Scriptures to see what the Bible says. […]
Tips for new group leaders
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9 Important Tools for the Christian Officer’s Toolbox
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7 pitfalls to avoid if you want to ask good questions
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OCF Groups and You
[…]mixed group of AD, reserve, guard and civilian contractors meeting at lunch for Bible study. Pair/Spiritual Battle Buddies—two people praying/studying the Bible together; great discipleship opportunity. Church affiliated—varied people meeting for fellowship/prayer study as a formal ministry of a local church, cooperatively with OCF Specialty group—any of the models above but created specially for singles, women, senior officers, or whatever salient demographic at that location. Since you are OCF, your group will be what you make it at your duty station. Determine the need and start working to fill it. OCF’s website has great resources for starting/leading groups and finding […]
Six Generations: 1
[…]for Christ and sharing their faith with others through prayer, fellowship, and Bible Study. In 1969–Jon’s last year and my first–Paul Stanley’s focus was on a handful of men he felt would carry on a ministry of multiplying disciples for the Lord. He (a second generation) invested his life in Jon (a third generation) and did many of the same kinds of things that Joe Caldwell did with him–prayer, Bible Study, evangelism experiences, and Scripture memorization. He was investing time in Jon’s life that would reap eternal rewards. Paul also took me under his tutelage and spent quality time, over […]
The Concept of Calling For the Military Professional
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C: Starting an OCF Fellowship
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Investing & Markets
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Time, Talent, Treasure: Retirees
[…]We mentored a couple having marital difficulties, inviting the husband to dinner and weekly Bible study. He came to know the Lord during the nine months of Bible study, and decided to go back to his wife and family. That was twenty-nine years ago—and they are still together. Joe Orosz: We took time during meetings to pray for the designers and contractors who shared their lives—family members in the military, illnesses, etc. During Heritage House’s construction, we prayed for the superintendent’s family member during deployment to Iraq and prayed him safely home. The superintendent had never experienced that on any […]
God’s intentions for the small group
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What is OCF?
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15: Transitions & Handoffs
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