Tag Archives: Family
A Great Team
What makes a great team? When we come together as family, in a platoon or in any organization, what ingredients makes a team great? The scripture reveals to us a few ingredients of a great team, “Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins. Offer hospitality to one another without grumbling. Each one should use whatever gift he has received to serve others, faithfully administrating God’s grace in its … Continue reading
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Tagged love, army, hospitality, Family, service, team, michael jordan, 1 peter 4: 8-10, unit
holistic fitness
Last month, my Commander decided to send me to the 2-week Master Resiliency Instructor Certification training or Master Resiliency Trainer (MRT) course. Not only do I feel privileged, I am excited to learn more about holistic fitness for both personal and professional usage. And so, for the next few weeks, I am a student in this course. The MRT course is based off of the Comprehensive Soldier Fitness program. The Comprehensive Soldier Fitness is a … Continue reading
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Tagged holistic, comprehensive soldier fitness, emotional, spirituality, Family, social, fitness, physical
Need Counseling?
Chaplains are available 24-hours a day, seven days a week to provide spiritual care, supportive counseling and concern for Soldiers, family members and DA civilians well-being. There are many people in trouble these days, whether its financial problems, medical difficulties, emotional troubles, the loss of a job, the loss of a loved one, relationship challenges; including divorce, and spiritual questions. Many people today are struggling with problems that seem hopeless. Chaplains provide individual, couples, and … Continue reading
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Tagged chaplain, Family, counseling, pastoral counseling, soldiers, spiritual care, spiritual guidance
financial deficit
Early this morning, I rolled out of bed, made coffee, took a shower and got dress and had a brief God time of reading the Sacred story. Then gathered some last minute items and place them in the suitcase. And then headed to the airport to fly to Nashville for a Financial Peace University Coaching training (For more information, click here). For those joining in this conversation, I am an Army Chaplain. And one job … Continue reading
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Tagged Marriage, Dave Ramsey, army, Divorce, Financial Peace University, Nashville, chaplain, chaplaincy, Finance, proverbs, Family, Debt, Deficit
