A Life of Service

Question: What does service mean in your life?

About This Conversation

In this deeply personal conversation, Denise asks Tim to reflect on his twenty-one years in the Army National Guard, the decision to enlist, two deployments to Iraq, and the challenges of coming home.

Together they explore service, identity, leadership, grief, military transition, and why serving something larger than yourself continues to shape the way they live today.

This week's question: What does service mean in your life—and who has shown you what it looks like?

Listen to this conversation

 

Big Idea

Service is more than a profession or a season of life. It's a way of seeing the world—choosing to contribute, to lead with humility, and to place the needs of others alongside our own.

 

Around Your Table

Carry the conversation into your own life.

  • What does service mean in your life?

  • Who has shown you what a life of service looks like?

  • How has serving others changed the way you see yourself or your community?

 

Keepsake

Service leaves its mark on the people who give it as much as the people who receive it.
 
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