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Stewardship – Luke 16 (16/24)

Stewardship is an important issue for the people of God. Above all else that we should be good stewards of, the Gospel message is chief among them, because the Gospel message is the power of God.

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Valued and Provisioned – Luke 12 (12/24)

We are intrinsically valuable to God and He cares for all our needs. Since God cares so much for us we need not concern ourselves with how we might flourish. We may store up wealth, but in the end it cannot change the outcome of our lives. We must live as though Jesus could return at any minute.

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During the Napoleonic Wars, in particular, the Peninsula Wars, whenever storming a breach was necessary, volunteers would be sought to carry out the action as the first wave ‘into the breach’ to take a fortress. This was called the Forlorn Hope – it’s a forlorn Hope, because you weren’t expected to survive.

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N.V.G.

When Night Vision Goggles came into use it revolutionised the way we carry out night ops. It can still be precarious though, because you can only see so far ahead of you, so proceeding with caution is still a wise move.

A Good Recce Patrol

Every frontline branch of the military will have its own Recce sections. For example, the SF will be able to reconstruct buildings, whole villages and rehearse complex plans to ensure the best outcome and mission success based on a good reconnaissance patrol.

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