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On the Frontline: A Personal Guidebook for the Physical,...
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On the Frontline: A Personal Guidebook for the Physical, Emotional, and Spiritual Challenges of Military Life
By Tom Neven
Waterbrook, 2006, 205 pp., $13.99, www.waterbrookpress.com

In On the Frontline, Tom Neven discusses issues that our military faces, from managing finances to finding God in the midst of battle.

Powerful Scripture backs Frontline as chapters begin with relevant verses and end by listing life prac­tices to help the readers get through their daily trials; and Neven challenges his read­ers with in-depth questions examining trust in themselves, their units, and God.

Frontline is written for both military and civilians as it helps military personnel deal with pressure and civilians understand the mindset of soldiers.

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Review by: José de Jesus Guerrero

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