I’m currently reading Every Man’s Battle: Winning the War on Sexual Temptation One Victory at a Time by Stephen Arterburn and Fred Stoeker. This is a book helpful for those struggling with pornography and lust. Every pastor should read this book and consider it for use in pornography-recovery groups; I intend to use it so.
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Every Man’s Battle
By Daniel J. Sparks 3 September 2006. Filed in Resources.
2Letters from War
By Daniel J. Sparks 5 July 2004. Filed in Resources.
0UPDATE: The video is available for viewing and downloading at the Word Records website.
The U.S. Army has teamed with contemporary Christian music’s Mark Schultz in a soldier safety campaign. Schultz’s song “Letters from War” is the inspiration for this effort. The campaign’s theme is “Be Safe–Make it Home.”
It’s great to see an arm of the federal government working with Christians in a time when Christians are mostly being persecuted. The safety website even provides an online stream of Schultz’s music video and a link to his website.
If you haven’t heard the song, it’s certainly one to hear and ponder.
May Christ have mercy on the souls of our troops and give them strength to perform their duties.
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