Discipled Veteran
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THE COMFORT OF GOD'S WARRIOR
A twenty lesson study of the life of David. The study focuses on the similarities of David's life and the life of Veterans today. The study highlights what David had to do to get help from God, his dependence on God, and the comfort he experienced because he depended on God evidenced by the psalms he wrote.
INTELLIGENCE REPORT
Intelligence Report is a twelve lesson study of our enemy. We are in a war and if we intend to progress it successfully we need to know our enemy, how he fights, the weapons he uses, the tactics, and traps he sets. We also need to know the defenses, strategies, and plans that God has put in place for us to be successful.
THE HOMEFRONT
The Homefront is a seven lesson study of the most common issues veteran led families encounter. The book applies biblical perspective to subjects like anger, communication, and family structure. The studies goal is to bring light to how the enemy uses our military training to attack our family, how to counter attacks, and the weapons God gives us to prevent it in the future.
BASIC TRAINING
Basic Training is a twelve lesson discipleship guide written specifically to help military Veterans better understand the basics of Christianity. The terminology and illustrations used in the guide are what makes it a veteran guide, while holding true to the scripture.
SENIOR ENLISTED TRAINING MANUAL
Senior Enlisted Training Manual is a thirteen lesson study of the book of James. James, and his direction in the Book of James provides experienced based, straight forward, Biblical direction. His no nonsense method of training is extremely reminiscent of the direction you might receive from a good senior enlisted service member. Like James, their direction may sometimes seem rough, but you always knew it stemmed from a place of concern, and it would benefit you to follow it.
THE CLASSICS
Those who grew up in Sunday School can all recall the flannel graph stories of the Old Testament written to intrigue the minds of youngsters. As adults we often think of them as children’s stories and never look at them again as adults. However, they are packed with valuable adult life lessons, and are worth another look from an adult perspective. As we wrote and taught these lessons nearly every week someone said, “I didn’t know that”.