From This Weeks Travels:
On the road today! Meet my new friend Cheyenne! He and some of his buddies were struck by a bomb In Iraq! Lives were lost! The chemicals did much damage to Cheyenne’s lung’s. He is on constant oxygen. Cheyenne needs a lung transplant. He was in the army, serving in special forces. He told me if he was healthy he would serve again! We prayed together. I told him he is a hero of mine! He, like many gave us much! What have you and I done for our Country? Think about it! Think of our soldiers. Pray for them and their families! Try and put yourself in their shoes.
We carry out the Great Commission! From our local grocery store to supplying a Church in Medicine Bow, Wyoming with teaching materials! God gave us the mission of shining the light of Jesus to one person at a time!
From Got Questions: In the New Testament, Jesus marveled when a Roman centurion (an officer in charge of one hundred soldiers) approached Him. The centurion’s response to Jesus indicated his clear understanding of authority, as well as his faith in Jesus (Matthew 8:5-13). Jesus did not denounce his career. Many centurions mentioned in the New Testament are praised as Christians, God-fearers, and men of good character (Matthew 8:5; 27:54; Mark 15:39-45; Luke 7:2; 23:47; Acts 10:1; 21:32; 28:16). More Here
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