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Story Archives: Weekly devotional and church listings: Dec. 22, 2011
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Weekly devotional and church listings: Dec. 22, 2011 By Gary Andrews gary@gadevotionals.com
Stand tall! A statement I have heard so many times, especially when I was in the U.S. Air Force.
My training instructor would tell all of his airmen to "Stand Tall" and be recognized as one of America's finest. It instilled into me the emotion of being the best I could be and, even though I was in basic training, I could march and train with the best of all military personnel in the world. My instructor would march alongside of us and ensure that none of his men were slouching or loafing. He broke us down from our civilian way of life and put a new prospective into our attitudes and outlook for the future. We learned that we were second to none and that we were among the strong, the free, and the brave.
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