Blood Brothers
By Stephen Berry5 min read
He’d given so many wounded warriors emergency care in Somalia, how could he possibly remember a single soldier years later?
Military
Have You Thanked a Veteran?
Stephen Berry, a former combat medic, sings the song he cowrote to honor his fellow veterans. Read Stephen’s story!
Angels Over Iraq
By Brenda Kay Ledford5 min read
From the moment her nephew was deployed, she worried and prayed—until she found unexpected comfort and reassurance.
Comforting Bible Verses: Praying Scripture for My Soldier
By Edie Melson3 min read
No matter what situation you find yourself facing, remember that the Bible isn’t just inspiration, it’s also full of practical application.
Negative Effects of the Warrior Mentality
By Edie Melson2 min read
Being part of a military family often means putting on a brave face, the so-called “warrior mentality.” But being brave all the time isn’t necessarily for the best. Here’s why.
Don’t Stop at ‘Thank You’
By Edie Melson2 min read
Support our military men and women with more than just words and phrases.
How to Pray for Military Families
By Edie Melson3 min read
Those who love someone serving in the military are also fighting their own battles, at home. Here’s how you can lend a prayerful hand.
How to Pray for Our Soldiers—and Why
By Edie Melson2 min read
5 important ways to remember our military men and women in prayer
8 Things I Wish I’d Done Before Deployment
By Edie Melson3 min read
How military families can get the support and help they need while their loved one is away
Finding Balance During Deployment
By Edie Melson2 min read
Where to find calm when the storms of fear and chaos surround you
A Hero’s Welcome: How to Become a Veteran-Friendly Congregation
By Joe Lynch2 min read
Returning veterans don’t always know where to turn for assistance, comfort and support. Here are some ways your church can help.
Veteran Suicide: How the Tragic Loss of One Life Was Averted
By Command Sgt. Maj. Jeffery Powell, U.S. Army (Ret.)6 min read
So many soldiers die by their own hands. Here’s how Command Sgt. Maj. Jeffery Powell, a retired Army veteran, made a difference.
