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Legacy of Service

Our son continues the legacy of military service which is so evident in our family. Perhaps your family is the same—you are passing on something that you saw, lived and valued enough to invest in for your future generations. Or perhaps your family is first to serve your country in military duty. What we can say for sure is that others are watching. Perhaps your children, like our son, are seeing the fruit of honorable service and sacrifice. “The eyes of the world are upon you.” We are proud of you.  On this Veterans' Day, we say "thank you for your service to our dear country, and to our Lord."
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“What am I Doing Here?”

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future” (Jeremiah 29:11). Perhaps that Bible verse is familiar to you. Maybe the prophet Jeremiah's words were on a greeting card congratulating you at graduation? It meant something altogether different then—when you were facing a hopeful future—than it does now you have returned from War as a veteran.  You may have doubts.  Are you wondering where God is in all of this?
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Legacy of Service

Our son continues the legacy of military service which is so evident in our family. Perhaps your family is the same—you are passing on something that you saw, lived and valued enough to invest in for your future generations. Or perhaps your family is first to serve your country in military duty. What we can say for sure is that others are watching. Perhaps your children, like our son, are seeing the fruit of honorable service and sacrifice. “The eyes of the world are upon you.” We are proud of you.  On this Veterans' Day, we say "thank you for your service to our dear country, and to our Lord."
Read more

Legacy of Service

Our son continues the legacy of military service which is so evident in our family. Perhaps your family is the same—you are passing on something that you saw, lived and valued enough to invest in for your future generations. Or perhaps your family is first to serve your country in military duty. What we can say for sure is that others are watching. Perhaps your children, like our son, are seeing the fruit of honorable service and sacrifice. “The eyes of the world are upon you.” We are proud of you.  On this Veterans' Day, we say "thank you for your service to our dear country, and to our Lord."
Read more

“What am I Doing Here?”

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future” (Jeremiah 29:11). Perhaps that Bible verse is familiar to you. Maybe the prophet Jeremiah's words were on a greeting card congratulating you at graduation? It meant something altogether different then—when you were facing a hopeful future—than it does now you have returned from War as a veteran.  You may have doubts.  Are you wondering where God is in all of this?
Read more
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