Even here—especially here—God hasn’t lost sight of you.
Whether you’re reading under a flickering light in a tent or catching your breath between shifts, Letters While Deployed meets you where you are—with truth, grit, and grace. This 91-day devotional, written in a voice that feels like a trusted friend, speaks directly to the heart of the soldier navigating life far from home.
Structured as daily letters—Monday through Sunday for 13 weeks—each entry includes a Scripture anchor, a heartfelt message, a reflection prompt (“What Would You Say?”), and a short phrase of truth to carry with you (“Hold On to This”). Weekly Sabbath letters offer extended encouragement for reflection and rest.
You won’t find clichés or quick fixes here. You’ll find Jesus—present in the silence, strong in the struggle, and near in the dust of daily deployment life. Whether you’re battling loneliness, pressure, doubt, or just the monotony of long days, these letters remind you: you’re not alone. You’re seen. And there is a faith that finds you—even here.
Perfect for:
- Deployed service members
- Chaplains, unit leaders, and ministry care packages
- Loved ones looking to send spiritual support from afar
Open the first letter. Let these words walk with you.
Letters While Deployed: When You Need God Most
- 91 daily devotionals written as personal letters—one for each day of deployment
- 13 themed weeks covering fear, loneliness, hope, identity, mission, and more
- Sunday Sabbath Letters for rest, deeper reflection, and reset
- Daily Scripture anchors from Psalms, Gospels, and Epistles
- “What Would You Say?” prompts to guide honest prayer and personal connection
- “Hold On to This” truths to carry with you
- 3 “Your Turn” pages with space to write your own letter—to God, to someone back home, or to your future self
- A closing Reentry Reflection Guide to help process what this journey has meant
- A collection of Prayers for the Journey for when words are hard to find
- A Reentry Reflection Guide
- A 31-Day Journey in the Psalms
- Even Here Poem