Meet Desmond Doss: A lasting legacy
Doss’ strong faith, deep-rooted principles and his refusal to compromise with his conscience made him a man of integrity – one whose contributions continue to make a difference.
Lessons on respect from Hacksaw Ridge
Doss stuck to his principles and didn’t back down — even if it meant he was threatened with court martial.
The ‘coward’ who proved himself a hero
Heroism or foolishness: What is selfless courage?
The commandments that inspired a war hero
Why were the Ten Commandments so important to Desmond Doss – particularly during times of trouble on the battlefield at Okinawa?
A long history of difficult decisions
Doss chose a morally difficult and physically dangerous middle path, voluntarily entering the mess and muck of war, offering help to both friend and enemy.
What Hacksaw Ridge teaches us about doing good
Doss was an “even-better Samaritan” who intentionally placed himself in places of danger, discomfort and personal cost to serve others.
Did Desmond compromise his Sabbath beliefs?
While he was defined by the sixth, Doss’ commitment to the other nine Commandments was no less — including the fourth commandment: “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.”
A devotional delay
It’s not everyday you hear about a battle being delayed so one man can finish his Bible study and prayer time — particularly when it’s a battle that’s critical to the success of the war your country is fighting.
Review: The Conscientious Objector
The story of a true hero unfolds in The Conscientious Objector, and it’s hard not to be moved, challenged and uplifted.