The decision to join the armed forces is one that individuals across history have wrestled with, particularly within the Christian faith. The Bible offers a myriad of narratives and teachings that can seem to both support and contradict the act of serving in the military. This article seeks to explore the various viewpoints within Christianity on military service, the ethical and moral dilemmas it presents, and how believers reconcile these with their faith. We will delve into the scriptural backdrop of divine judgment, including instances where children are affected, and the biblical stance on slavery. Our journey through these topics aims to offer a nuanced perspective that respects the depth and complexity of biblical teachings and the personal convictions of those who seek to apply them in their lives.