18: Chapel Programs
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20: Singles, Couples, Children
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February 2023 Prayer Focus
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OCF celebrates recent move to its new location in Colorado Springs
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A look inside the role of OCF’s Regional Coordinators
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Practice out-loving and out-giving
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About
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Cross Road
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Double-Minded
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Essentials for Deployment-Resilient Marriages
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Faithful Leadership
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Four lessons in leadership for young warriors
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From Mid to Married to Mom
[…]look to You Lord, set me free,From all my worries enslaving me. For I know and trust that Your plan is best,You’re my fortress, my stronghold, and in You I rest.I thank You Lord for blessing me with suchA wonderful husband who loves me so much! It’s for him I bring these requests before You,And for him I pray, his strength be renewed.Though my flesh and my heart may fail, I neverForget You’re my God, my portion forever. I’m assured that You listen, that You hear my voiceBecause You are faithful, and in You I rejoice!So in peace tonight, I […]
How do you see others?
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How does the Lord see you?
[…]with His unfathomable love Not many of us give much thought to that question on a daily basis. And truthfully, some days I may not really want to know the answer. But knowing how the Lord sees us is something we must consider because the answer dramatically affects our calling. First, it is imperative to understand: God sees us through the lens of His unfathomable love. No matter what we‘ve done or will do, He loves you and me so deeply that “he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have […]
Man of the In-Between
[…]my computer–and smile. There are no sheepskins there. But there is a faded Ranger school diploma and an old set of Vietnamese jump wings. And pictures of young men. Hal Moore said it best, “We were soldiers once–and young.” We were soldiers for a lot of reasons. One of them was the “bully syndrome.” Many years ago, as a young boy in a cozy little neighborhood in central Washington state, I learned a valuable lesson. Our neighborhood bully, Jimmy C., would never stop throwing dirt clods and using strong-arm tactics to terrorize smaller children. Yes, we complained. In fact, we […]
May A Christian Serve in the Military?
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Creating Your Financial Plan
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Six Generations: 1
[…]is certain and what is important, though, is that Jon was greatly touched in his heart and encouraged in his faith by a humble janitor who lived out his faith on a moment-by-moment basis. Hank, a middle-aged man when Jon’s brother, Al, met him as a cadet half-a-decade earlier, loved cadets and loved sharing his faith with them. As cadets would come and go to the field house for various athletic events and team practice for track and other sports, Hank would “catch” them individually, either in the locker room or on the field house floor. He would gently but […]
Spiritual Battle Plans
[…]vital tasks in a foreign land on behalf of, and in accordance with, the general guidance of a distant Sovereign. For Christians, this is the very essence of our life on earth. God is our Sovereign and our citizenship is in heaven, but we are commissioned to be His ambassadors and to carry His message of reconciliation to the world (2 Corinthians 5:18-20, Philippians 3:20, Matthew 28:18-20). One facet of godly ambassadorship and of message carrying is godly living. Living a God-honoring life is even more difficult when separated from one’s normal Christian “life-support” structure: Sunday School, Chapel/Church, a […]
