It's said about soldiers in combat that there are no atheists in foxholes. Facing death can have a profound effect on our hope that God is real and can come to our defense. There are, however, other soldiers who go into battle as Christians, whose faith in Christ as their Lord and Savior is a matter that's settled before they hit the battlefield. We spoke with a few of these soldiers from the U.S. Army Green Beret unit at Fort Campbell, Ky., who shared how their faith has been shaped in combat.

Green Beret Weapons Specialist Don Bentley fought the battle of his life in Iraq in 2007. It was a dry and cloudless summer day with a temperature of 125 degrees. “We were in a gun battle for 12 straight hours. So tired, so hot. Fighting the whole time with no water,” Bentley recalls. By the end of the day, Bentley had led his troops with great success. He says the Lord was with him that day like He was with King David in his battles.
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In last Thursday's column ("Are You a Christian … and Miserable?"), we asked you to be honest about your faith and the challenges to it that come during tough seasons. Several of you responded with very open answers, revealing the hard times you are going through or have just come out of. Read on to see the responses. Let's all offer these guys our prayers.

1) Bobby Cox announced that 2010 will be his last season as manager of the Atlanta Braves. Cox is currently fifth among MLB managers for all-time wins. Who is first?

2) What kind of bird fed Elijah while he was hiding in the wilderness from King Ahab?

3) What car sold more than 1 million units in 1965, setting a record that still stands today?