“What does God think about me killing all these people?” This one question haunted SSG Stephen Conway, from hell-on-earth in Ramadi, Iraq to his home that became a battlefield. Brave Rifles takes you there, puts the gun in your hand, your finger on the trigger, the enemy before you, then walks you through the Sacred Scriptures to apply the healing salve of God’s word to those stricken by the horrors of war. What does God think about war? Should a Christian fight? What about Jesus? The Ten Commandments? What about atrocity? Brave Rifles pierces to the heart of the most battle-hardened warrior. Bradford Smith decisively bears the word of God in answering the most difficult questions concerning war, killing, and ultimately, the warrior's place in it all. A must read for all warriors and those who love them! Major General Bob Dees U.S. Army, Retired Insight gleaned from biblical truth, exhaustive research, and years of frontline combat experience as a special operations pilot in Iraq and Afghanistan. I’ve not seen a book with better insight on these topics. Chaplain (Colonel) Scott McChrystal, U.S. Army, Retired A look at war from the ground level. From the battlefield to the Bible, Bradford Smith describes how the Gospel of Jesus Christ heals the scars on the warrior’s soul. Chaplain (Major) Jeff Struecker U.S. Army, Retired
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About the Author:
Bradford Smith has been married to his best friend Ami since 2001 and they stay busy raising their nine children together. A West Point graduate, Brad has served on active duty since 1995 including multiple combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. In 2007, Brad surrendered to the call to preach and I 2011, he joined the staff of The Way, a Baptist church in Clarksville, as the Missions Pastor where he continues to server bi-vocationally. In 2010, Brad and Ami opened the Clarksville Covenant House for teenagers who age out of the foster system and in 2013, Brad graduate from Liberty Theological Seminary with a Masters of Divinity. Once the Army releases him from active duty in 2018, he plans to pastor full time, continue writing, and run the Covenant House alongside his wife.
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