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“‘So be it Lord; Thy throne shall never, Like earth’s proud empires, pass away; Thy kingdom stands, and grows forever, Till all Thy creatures own Thy sway.’ To her very great credit, Queen Victoria, Empress of India, asked for this … Continue reading →

Posted in Dr. Michael A. Milton, Kingdom of Jesus Christ, Queen Victoria, Reformed, Uncategorized | Tagged Bible, British history, Christianity, Diamond Jubilee, Dr. Michael A. Milton, Emperor of India, Europe, History, India, kingdom of Jesus Christ, Norman Davies, Queen Victoria, Reformed Theological Seminary, Religion, RTS, Vanished Kingdoms:the Rise and Fall of Nations, Viking Press, Wikipedia, Windsor Castle | Comments Off

Plutarch wrote, “The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled.” Sacred fires—keen minds—are being kindled at the US Army Chaplain Center and School. And I … Continue reading →

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Have you ever had a call in the middle of the night, when your teenager is out? When the phone rings, you look at it for a few seconds before you pick it up, don’t you? It seems that your … Continue reading →

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The greatest stories are stories that show in some way the drama of Creation, Fall and Redemption. Such stories are great not merely because that is the very drama that we are all experiencing (or may experience, for of the … Continue reading →

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The failure of the bipartisan super committee to take decisive action to reverse the 15 trillion-dollar debt crisis this country needs from becoming another Greece has, predictably, failed. Now the Washington blame game begins. However, the greatest losers are the … Continue reading →

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Is the Arab spring turning into a winter of persecution? Over 100,000r 100,000English: World English Bible – WEBIzbrano poglavje ne obstaja! Štetje svetopisemskih vrstic se začne z 1! Vrstica 0 ne obstaja!WP-Bible plugin Coptic Christians have now left their home in Egypt … Continue reading →

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The Christian faith is a singing faith. The Reformation recovered this because the Reformation recovered the Gospel of God’s grace revealed from the authority of the Word of God, which was recovered through a revival of the supremacy of preaching. … Continue reading →

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Bad theology leads to heartache. Heartache led to good theology applied, brings healing. My friend and long time backing vocalist in music I have recorded, Cindy Gibbs, has written a song that reminds me of this whole matter. Cindy calls … Continue reading →

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It’s zero dark thirty—that means really, really early in the morning, in Army speak. I am sipping on a cup of McDonald’s premium coffee, mercifully open 24-7, right next to the installation, catering to soldiers who are up early to … Continue reading →

Posted in APFT, Army, Bible, Chaplain Ministry, Chaplaincy, Chaplains, Christian, Christian leaders, Christianity, Fort Jackson, Hebrews, Jesus Christ, Michael Milton, Mike Milton, PCA, Preaching, Reformed, Reformed Theological Seminary, RTS, Scripture, Seminary, Uncategorized | Tagged AFPT, APFT, Army, Army Reserves, Christ, Fort Jackson, God, Hebrews, illness, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Lord Jesus Christ, McDonalds, Michael Milton, Moses, Physical Training, Polycarp, Psalm 23, Reformed Theological Seminary, Religion and Spirituality, RTS, Seminary, United States, US Army Chaplains, USAR | Comments Off

September 11, 2011r 11, 2011English: World English Bible – WEBWP-Bible plugin. That is the date of my US Army Reserve orders for today, as I begin two weeks annual training. 10 years ago to this day, I was also called on duty, September 11, 2001r 11, 2001English: World … Continue reading →

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Queen Victoria’s Confession

Posted on January 8, 2012 by Michael Milton

A National Treasure: The Privilege to Minister at the U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School, Fort Jackson, SC

Posted on December 20, 2011 by Michael Milton

When God Calls: Genesis 12:1-2

Posted on December 13, 2011 by Michael Milton

“Do You Get the Picture?”—Classic Christmas Films through the Lens of Creation, Fall, and Redemption

Posted on December 3, 2011 by Michael Milton

Defense Draw-down Talk while the Nation is at War: Irresponsible and Immoral

Posted on November 28, 2011 by Michael Milton

Out of Egypt: The Winter of Persecution for Coptic Christians

Posted on November 16, 2011 by Michael Milton

A Singing Faith: The Reformation and Music (with free download of “I Glory in the Cross”)

Posted on October 30, 2011 by Michael Milton

Let the Broken Cry Out: A Devotional on Psalm 34

Posted on September 21, 2011 by Michael Milton

A Zero Dark Thirty Faith

Posted on September 20, 2011 by Michael Milton

Then and Now: Called to Duty on 9/11

Posted on September 12, 2011 by Michael Milton

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