Foundational Weapons For A Modern War
Vince Guerra is a writer, homeschool father, and author of modern war books. He writes about spiritual warfare and the culture war, using history and foundational truths to confront our current battles.
I had a dream the other night. I was outside of a house, facing a Magneto-style supervillain. Magneto is one of the most powerful characters in the X-Men comics. One of the other most powerful X-Men characters is Charles Xavier (or Professor X) who can control people’s minds, and in the dream,
Two days before Christmas in 1776, General George Washington sat down at his Valley Forge encampment. His weary Continental Army had just spent a season punctuated with a series of battlefield losses, and the imposing British army seemed in control of their fate. Washington took out a pamphlet he’d just received titled
We are weapons free, authorized to use whatever means necessary to rescue those under attack — like snipers with the enemy in our cross hairs.. … Continue readingSix Snipers
I got into one of those Facebook arguments over the weekend. You know, the kind with relative strangers you wish you’d walked away from three comments ago. I don’t usually argue with people over Facebook, but when I do it almost always involves football, probably because — unlike politics or religion — football
In anticipation of Veterans Day and as a way of saying thank you, the Kindle version of The Stars and Their Places is free until Nov 8th. Thank you to all who have served and sacrificed for our freedoms. https://www.amazon.com/Stars-Their-Places-Vinc…/…/B07X585LXR If you have already read and enjoyed The Stars and Their Places,
A little over a year ago, I left my job of twenty years to write full time. My first book Beyond the Golden Hour was a success in many ways, but most especially in that it allowed me to begin a conversation with veterans from a variety of services. I was moved
I’m so sorry. It seems like everything has changed, or is in the process of doing so. I understand it’s hard, and I wish I could restore the past. I can’t. No person can, and the result is simply emptiness and the pain that accompanies it. So much is different now because