To receive daily emails from Breaking Christian News to your inbox CLICK HERE

"If I could find the man who set the land mine, I'd tell him I love him. I'm in a wheelchair. However, I'm in the wheel of God, and that makes all the difference in the world."

(Garland, Texas)—37-years ago, Rev. Tim Lee, recipient of a Purple Heart, stepped on a land mine in Vietnam and lost both of his legs. According to a Dallas Morning News report, not only is Lee not bitter about his loss, but this week—in an attempt to help them heal and forgive—he is leading a handful of Vietnam veterans from around the states back to the country that changed their lives forever.

"The last 30 years of my life have been the happiest years of my life," Mr. Lee told one congregation. "Some say, 'Tim, you're in a wheelchair. Your legs are gone.' I'm in a wheelchair. However, I'm in the wheel of God, and that makes all the difference in the world." (Photo by: G.J. Mccarthy/DMN)

"If I could find the man who set the land mine, I'd tell him I love him," said Lee.

Lee's daughter, Amber, will be accompanying him overseas. She said that although she has never heard her father complain about being in a wheelchair, she believes he will still return from Vietnam "rejuvenated and alive, with more respect for his country [the U.S.A.]."

To receive daily emails from Breaking Christian News to your inbox CLICK HERE

Thousands in Cold, Dark After Monster Cyclone Drops Record Snowfall in Northeast

It's Not Racist to Say Muslims Can't Tell Us to Reject Dogs

'That's Her!': Phoenix Movers Who'd Recently Received Anti-Trafficking Training Help to Rescue Abducted Toddler

Congresswoman Introduces Bill to Defund Explicit Content in Schools

Rep. Burchett: Mitch McConnell Blocks Save Act from Being Brought to a Vote on the Senate Floor

'CNN Is a Total Disgrace' for Ignoring White House Event Honoring Angel Families [Videos]

3 Reasons Democrat State of the Union Stunts Will Likely Fail

President Trump's First 'Official' State of the Union Address of His Second Term Tonight

President Trump Invites Gold Medal-Winning US Olympic Men's and Women's Hockey Teams to the State of the Union Address [Video]

No 'Right to Hijack': Christian Ousted from Trump Faith Panel over Anti-Zionist Remarks

Oregon Could Vote to Ban Hunting and Fishing; Proposed Law Would Classify Both as Cruelty to Animals

As Lawsuits Multiply, Transgender Reversal Movement Gains Momentum

Former South Korean President Sentenced to Life in Prison

Iran's University Students Break through Barricades, and Join the Brave People's Protests against Brutal Islamic Regime

Man Who Breached Security at Mar-a-Lago with a Shotgun, Killed on Scene; Was Obsessed with Epstein Case

Mexico: Cartel Leader is Killed in Military Raid, and Chaos Ensues at Guadalajara Airport and in Puerto Vallarta; Reports of American Tourists Taken Hostage

Her Father Escaped China after Tiananmen Square, Now American Alysa Liu, Wins Women's Skating Gold

USA Women's Hockey Team Sings National Anthem Arm in Arm after Olympic Gold Medal Win: 'The best part'

DC Grandma Who Lost Son to Violent Crime TORCHES Dems, Praises Trump in Powerful Speech: 'I Can Trust Him' [Video]

DC Mayor Declares Emergency, Asks President Trump for Help on Sewage Spill on the Potomac

Steve Shultz, Managing Editor
Founder and Owner

Aimee Herd, Editor