Military Training

The title Apostle in Training: Suffering Shame for Jesus’s Name says it all. The Lord has a history of humbling His servants prior to using them for His glory. Typically, the higher the calling is the more arduous the Lord’s foundational training, such as those called to His apostolic ministry. Future apostles will pay a tremendous price to bear the power, authority, and responsibilities the Lord will entrust to them. Apostle in Training: Suffering Shame for Jesus’s Name is a reminder that the price will be worth it in the end. This book is meant to encourage you to endure to the end,...

A detailed personal account of a combat advisor, mentoring the developing Afghanistan National Army in 2006 in the mountainous and hostile eastern region...Living with and supporting a foreign military, Andy was critical in enabling the Afghan forces to fire their howitzer indirectly, a historical objective milestone to set the conditions for coalition withdrawal.

In the quiet corners of our minds, there are short moments that, although quick, make a lasting impact on our lives. These cherished memories mold our identities and forge deep connections to significant experiences, individuals, and places. "Footprints in Time: A Journey of Nostalgia" beautifully captures the essence of cherished memories. As we navigate through life, time races forward, often leaving us in its wake. However, if we take a moment to reflect, we can follow the footprints of our own unique journey. This book encourages us to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the past that ...

Special Forces training may one of the most brutal training routines that I can think of. They push people beyond their comfort zone to mentally and physically prepare for future tasks at hand. There are a few problems with Special Forces training doesn't fit well with the knowledge and education learned during my personal training certification school. Listen to this critique and simple fix on how Special Forces training can be that much more efficient at training candidates to be the best they can be.