NOT ALL ENEMIES ARE VISIBLE

Every day, veterans return home carrying invisible wounds that affect their spirit, soul, and body. While the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) provides extensive medical and psychological care, there remains a critical gap in addressing the spiritual needs of these men and women who have sacrificed so much. This post explores why spiritual healing is essential for veterans, how the VA currently overlooks biblical truth, and what can be done to support veterans more fully.

I recently received an email from the VA with the following headline: “VA starts new psychedelic trials to treat depression.” Needless to say, it caught my attention. When I clicked on the link, the actual title of the article was: “VA launches psilocybin trial for Veterans with treatment-resistant depression.” I am not going to rehash the entire article, but I want to share one paragraph that particularly caught my attention: “Far too many Veterans are living with mental hea

Veteran homelessness remains a pressing issue in the United States, affecting thousands of those who have served the country. Despite their sacrifices, many veterans face challenges securing stable housing. This post explores the current state of veteran homelessness, highlights key statistics, and presents resources designed to help veterans find and maintain housing. Affordable housing complex for veterans The Scope of Veteran Homelessness in America Veteran homelessness ha

When discussing biblical doctrines about eternity, many different views emerge. These views often conflict, making it clear that not all can be correct. The Bible teaches that salvation is a gift of God's grace, something that cannot be earned but only received. The need for salvation stems form the understanding that we have all sinned (Romans 3:23) against an almighty God and our sin must be cleansed in order to enter into Heaven. The Bible makes it clear that the only way