Foundational Weapons For A Modern War
Vince Guerra is a writer, homeschool father, and author of modern war books. He writes about biblical manhood in an age of fear, using history and foundational truths to confront our current battles.
We’ve run a long race and many people feel as if they’ve reached the finish line. They’re celebrating and moving on to other matters. That’s great, but for many of us the recent victory — while astounding — is more like a turning point in a much larger war against formidable strongholds,
It wasn’t until my early twenties that I learned one of life’s most important lessons: Never put your faith in men, only put your faith in God. Before I became a Christian, I rolled the dice of life and hoped for the best. Some people proved steadfast and kind, others screwed me
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I’m tired of fearing for the future of America. Weirdo perverts and unhinged authoritarians from garbage-strewn cities don’t get to define our future. We The People do, and we outnumber those freaks by a lot. We can spin our tires in the mire of our current predicament all day long but we’ll
Continue readingThe Star Spangled Banner: A Weapon For Saving America
Many years ago I initiated a personal policy: Whenever anyone asked me how I was doing, I would answer with, “Excellent.” Whether I felt excellent in that moment or not, I would use it as an opportunity to speak blessing over myself; sort of a “dress for success” kind of confession. I’d
On July 24, 1972, biochemist David Wong identified a chemical he called “Lilly 110140,” which was effective in treating mental illness while avoiding the risks associated with the earlier drugs. The experimental drug made by the partnership of Wong, Ray Fuller, and Bryan Molloy was later dubbed Fluoxetine, and in December of
My five-year-old and I walked briskly up the courthouse steps. I chose not to wear a jacket I’d have to take off at the security checkpoint, and I was unarmed because courthouses are afraid of the second amendment. As we stepped through the door I saw the icy stares on two security
I’m a movie nerd. Blame it on cable television, or the ‘80s, or Boomer parents who let us Gen-Xers watch pretty much anything we could find. I saw it all, and for better or worse it shaped my worldview. Movies do that, because seeing John McClane jump off an exploding building with
Continue readingMovie School: Teaching Through Cinema The Right Way