The Adventures of an Army Chaplain

[...] the cultural destruction of the American people. Soldiers are simply a mirror image of American culture at large. It is true that our Soldiers worship at the thrones of immoral fornication, [...]

[...] physically. I am often shocked when I ask fellow soldiers and offices if they want to go to Ranger School or prepare themselves for special forces work. I just can't believe the answers I hear when I [...]

[...] the Lord for where he will place us. The Journey Is Sure to Continue... Be Blessed... Ch (LT) Aron Stephens [...]

[...] medals, and honor, and rank, and prestige and money and comfort. I am also keenly aware that I Aron Stephens have absolutely nothing to give. Sure, I have my theology and my books, and my degrees, but [...]

[...] His love, power, compassion and mercy. I am realizing tonight, two days before I depart for basic training that really, truly, as a Chaplain I have nothing to offer. Yeah, that's right. Nothing. What [...]

[...] I am happy to be writing this post. I have completed the CIMT phase of CHBOLC. We start Phase I on tuesday morning @ ODarkThirty. CIMT was filled with challenges [...]

[...] this man has what it takes to lead everyone of us into battle and succeed. My CSGM is a likable guy, who akins himself to SGM Plumley who's character is portraited on "We Were [...]

[...] ;S-X" positions. I can honestly say, I am totally blessed. My commander seems like a hardcore guy with a genuine passion to lead the way, in every area, including spiritually. He has [...]

[...] away. Sadly, most pastors don't pray ten minutes a day, much less 10 mins a week. How effective can ministry really be apart from the place of intimacy with Christ? What love can be given, what [...]

[...] The end of Phase II and the remainder of Phase III are the stage of CHBOLC I am in. All PT tests are done, most class work is done and at this point, I am waiting to move to Fountain, Colorado. [...]