Memorial Day 2013: Comments Made By Christian Musicians

As Memorial Day 2013 draws to a close, many Christian musicians have chosen to utilize twitter in order to reflect on the occasion.

Some artists posted photos and different media to accompany their patriotic sentiments,

Here are a few examples of Christian musicians' Memorial Day- related Twitter posts:

Chris Tomlin ‏(@christomlin) tweeted, "We celebrate and remember today this beautiful land and its freedoms. Thank you to all our veterans and those serving today."

Kutless ‏(@kutless) tweeted, "We are so ‪#grateful‬ for those who ‪#serve‬. This past year we started the ‪#KMMP‬ to support our troops everyday."

Brandon Heath ‏(@brandonheath) posted, "Thank you Service men and women. We can worship God whenever, wherever we want to because of you. Freedom isn't free. Our thanks to you!"

Colton Dixon (‏@coltondixon) tweeted, "Land of the free because of the brave. ‪#MemorialDay‬"

Peter Furler ‏(@PeterFurler) posted saying, "Happy Memorial day everyone! A very special thank You to our Servicemen and Women, past and present!"

Michael W. Smith (‏@michaelwsmith) tweeted, "Memorial Day 2013. Prayers & thanks for all of those who serve, have served & their families. So many sacrifices that can not be counted!

Building429 (‏@building429) posted, "Happy Memorial Day! Thanks so much for those who served and who will serve in protecting this amazing country."

Natalie Grant (‏@NatalieGrant) tweetedm, "A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself. ~ Joseph Campbell ‪#MemorialDay‬"

Phillips Craig Dean ‏(@pcdguys) posted, "Today we are remembering all the men and women of the United States Armed Forces who have served and given their..."

Sidewalk Prophets ‏(@swprophets) tweeted simply, "Remembering all that have served on this ‪#memorialday‬."

TobyMac (@therealtobymac) posted, "Sweet Memorial Day weekend at the lake. We remember all those who died in battle serving our country." 

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Do you have anything to reflect upon after this Memorial Day?  Feel free to share!