Sometimes I lay in bed at night and think to myself: "David do you realize that you left a wonderful, safe, and loving church to become a chaplain while our nation is at War? What are you doing????" Despite those moments of fear I believe the Lord is leading me to trust him in this season of life.
While being in the National Guard is no guarantee I'll see active duty time as a chaplain I need to be more focused in my prayer for the men and women serving in harm's way. I'd appreciate your prayers as well as I try to be an example of Christ to the troops I interact with.
Here is a short article that will describe the ministry of the chaplaincy better:
Please be praying for a muscle strain I experienced yesterday. I only have nine days until I leave. Every day of training is soooo important. I'm using ice and rest to be back running tomorrow I hope...
Blessings and Have a Great Day!
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I read your blog frequently and am impressed by your thoughts and writings. Miss you all terribly and wonder why we have to be so far apart all our life...miss ya lots and love you always...A. Judykay
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