Part 2 of 3: The topic that’ll be discussed is failure and how to deal with it as a leader in the high-stakes military profession. “We’re all going to fail at one point … But you have to deal with it because otherwise no one is going to learn from https://t.co/ABESFFNfXK
NEW EPISODE: Part 1 of 3, Our panel discusses how leaders can approach employing God’s Word effectively, integrating the calling to serve in uniform and the calling to serve the Lord, and leading in times of crisis. https://t.co/iZaAPx8aA2
New podcast episode: Two Navy LTs discuss the challenges of the unique environment aboard a submarine, the challenges of beginning and maintaining a small group Bible study, and practical applications for similarly isolated environments. https://t.co/8kEWTIwUqm
NEW EPISODE: His service as a Marine and the years to follow have given Mighty Oaks Foundation CEO Jeremy Stalnecker opportunities to deal with and heal from his own trauma, resulting in a passion for helping others do the same. https://t.co/vqeqZvU8Wc
NEW episode: JB Kump shares what's made small groups so impactful in his life, practical tips for those interested in leading small groups, how his passion for those local fellowships led to his current post-military career, and more. https://t.co/QuedxjXSE2
Reaching Gen Z through relationships: Today’s conversation explores a big topic of discussion among cadets and college students today: anxiety. Our guest shares how he uses relationships and Bible studies to address anxiety and point cadets back to https://t.co/sWrnsPYwv9
To say race relations is a complex issue is an understatement, and every facet of this topic cannot be covered in one episode. So, we started here: How do I minister to the person in front of me who’s hurting from an ethnic or cultural incident? https://t.co/QRWUZN4UHR
How are biblical counselors and the church poised to offer true and redemptive solutions to cultural and ethnic tension among God's people? Listen to this week's podcast as Dale Johnson and Aurelia Smith discuss the topic of grace relations. https://t.co/AK4HM10mN2
“An enduring and faithful pursuit in the face of affliction.” ENS Nelson Chiaravallotti, USN, talks about leadership lessons he learned during his time at A&M Galveston and reflects on the sadness and loss of two classmates, one by suicide. https://t.co/NxhB0zlJ4D
Does it ever seem like God uses affliction to draw you to Him? How do you respond in those circumstances? In the face of a chronic illness that seems to have no end, Karis Meier chooses to respond in this way—give thanks. https://t.co/jOVBDnSDFW
NEW EPISODE: After the death of his son, Lt Col Ron Bracy, USAF (Ret.), found himself asking the same question as the Old Testament prophet Habakkuk: “How long, O Lord, will I call and you will not hear me?” https://t.co/Z5Ylcy4EmL
Capt Amanda Yashack, USAFR, concludes her story by sharing how God began to radically heal her heart and change her life through a series of events. https://t.co/DJWom0LLNg
My guest today talks about how her life spiraled out of control when she was in ROTC, largely as a result of the trauma she experienced after a sexual assault, and then how that led to burnout, compartmentalizing her pain, and as she calls it—rock bottom. https://t.co/hM2Pxy3P7N
“In order to glorify God, I have to have it all together”—Today you're going to hear from LT Hannah Johnson, USN, as she talks about her struggles with spiritual perfectionism, and as she says, the fear of being a fraud or being found out. https://t.co/6u6ntSF7bO