Today was a shorter day. We went on a road march with helmet, body armor, pistol belt and ruck sack and after that some obstacle courses. Needles to say my dogs are doing some major barkin. We have been doing some very sobering things. We have to have our DNA taken to id our body. Also Al Quida wants to capture a chaplain pretty bad and we have to know what to do if that situation occurs. (PRAY THAT IT NEVER DOES) We have also started to learn about IED's and what to do if hit or if those around us are hit. There are many things that we know about but until these things start to be reality they wont affect us much. It makes dependence on God take on a deeper meaning. The need for Him, the desire to stay close to Him seems to be more urgent. Some of the students here will be deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan soon after graduation, Pray for these Godly men and women as they share the Gospel with those fighting for our freedoms!
1 Thessalonians 5:23-24
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About Me
- bill
- My wife is Jennilee, and we have two sons, Noah and Austin. I am the new pastor of Faith Baptist Church in New Boston, Texas. I am a distance learning student in the Masters of Divinity program at Liberty Theological Seminary and a member of the Arkansas Army National Guard.
2 comments:
I have prayed for you and your family today.
don't worry Bill. I Al Quida gets you, just get a towl and wrap it around your head. I think you look just arab enough to get by with it!
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