“Practice makes perfect.” It’s a line many of us have heard our entire lives, but no more so than we’ve heard in our childhood—from our parents, teachers, and other mentors in our lives. We encourage…

Two Soldiers were talking before chapel. One said to the other, “You know, I can’t believe our chaplain; he never has an unkind word to say about anyone.” One of them smiled and said, “Let’s…

The selfless sacrifices made by Service members are undeniable. For many, challenges are not resolved after they leave the battlefield. The realities of warfare continue to haunt their minds long after they come home. They…

Have you ever heard the term moral injury? Did you know PTS and PTSD are two different conditions? At ASM, we have been taking a look at mental health conditions common to the Military; the…

He was a decorated senior Army officer, and I was friends with him and his wife.  I was also his chaplain.  He was nearing retirement, and pondering the future.  He shared with me how he…

When Service members return home and are dismissed by their commanding officer for the last time to end their tour of duty, there is a figurative sigh of relief for the Warriors and their families. …

Service Members are trained not to complain out loud when things get tough. That is considered sniveling and is strongly discouraged. Regardless, when going through tough times, it can be very tempting for anyone to…

Thanks to you, Hero Squad has a been a hit within your Military community.  Because of your support and endorsement, more than 3300 families and 7100 children have received age-specific Bibles, age and gender-specific devotionals…

When Service members and their families are separated during deployment, there is an obvious physical vacancy left in the home of course, but also an emotional and spiritual void that can be left behind as…