Category: Footsteps in Faith
Footsteps in Faith: Love is not just flowers, candies, romance on Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is really not one of my favorite holidays, so frankly, I am kind of glad it is over. I have even heard some of the more unromantic guys refer to Valentine’s Day as “Extortion Day.”
The Lord gives us strength to stay above life’s circumstances
In the book of Job, Job should have said, “The Lord gave, and Satan hath taken away.”
Footsteps in Faith: A new year makes for a new beginning, a clean slate
As the excitement of the New Year begins to wear off, especially if our New Year’s resolutions did not survive the first 31 days, look forward knowing that God is in control.
Footsteps in Faith: Chaplain asks, who is at the top of your family pyramid?
I pray that this week’s column finds you happy, healthy and highly motivated to begin another great Army year here in beautiful Hawaii.
Footsteps in Faith: God is greater than ‘giants’
While we were stationed in Darmstadt, Germany, my wife went to see a doctor because she was experiencing some abdominal pains.
Footsteps in Faith: Families need to adjust their pyramid for happier, healthier life
We have enjoyed the great privilege of welcoming many Soldiers back from deployment in the last several months. After a couple of weeks of in-processing and another few weeks of block leave, we typically host multiple marriage enrichment retreats to help our families reconnect after so many months of living apart.
Footsteps in Faith: Advent represents the hope that Christ brings to all during Christmas
Advent means “coming” or “arrival.”
Footsteps in Faith: Death may be the greatest teacher of all by helping us appreciate life
The nurse escorted me down a long hallway that opened into a dark lab room.
Footsteps in Faith: The reason for the season is to praise the Lord
As we approach this Christmas season and we sing songs of shepherds watching their flocks at night and of a birth in the little town of Bethlehem, I am reminded of another song that comes from the same town as our savior.
