Veterans Day
Veterans or not, those who serve are all around us today. So let’s give thanks for the difference they have made in our lives.
Churches have much to offer in helping veterans heal, even when the wounds include post-traumatic stress disorder and brain injury.
We see the obvious price they’ve paid, but what we don’t see are their psychological wounds.
Often we don't pause to ponder the meaning of these commemorative days, but Nov. 11, 1987, is when Veterans Day became special to me.
Recently on Veterans Day
Blogs
One Third of Millennials Regret Going to CollegeJim LiebeltAn indication of how burdensome student loans have become: About one third of millennials say they would have been better off working, instead of going to college and paying tuition.
Jesus: Healer of Body and SoulPaul TautgesJesus, as the compassionate Son of Man, knows our weaknesses and carries our sorrows.
He tends his flock like a shepherd: He gathers the lambs in his arms and carries them close to his heart; he gently leads those that have young (Isa. 40:11). Just like a caring shepherd, You carry me as one of Your lambs close to Your heart. Today's Devotional archives...
