freepreacher

John 20:14-18 describes to darkness of Mary at the empty tomb that gives way to astounding joy when she realizes the resurrected Christ is with her. This should inspire us in our darkest times of combat. The full Gospel reminds as that Christians suffer, even at the hands of Christians and pastors. But Jesus will not leave us to die in the battlefield. Like American Soldiers, he won’t leave a fallen comrade. This recalls footprints in the sand.

John 20:14-18 describes to darkness of Mary at the empty tomb that gives way to astounding joy when she realizes the resurrected Christ is with her. This should inspire us in our darkest times of combat. The full Gospel reminds as that Christians suffer, even at the hands of Christians and pastors. But Jesus will not leave us to die in the battlefield. Like American Soldiers, he won’t leave a fallen comrade. This recalls footprints in the sand.

Army chaplain teaches about how lofty promises for protection found in Psalm 91 should be interpreted in light of tribulation and death.

Spiritual warfare, history of war, military chaplain

Calvinism, Predestination, Adoption, TULIP, Presbyterian