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The Power of Legacy: 5 Women Who Shaped America

This month in the United States is Women’s History Month, and we’re excited to highlight five incredible women from the past 250 years who have left beautiful and powerful legacies. Each one deserves ...

7 Steps to Self-Defense: Get Training

So you’ve got your gun… Now you need to learn how to use it.  This step is absolutely vital, but sadly it is one that the vast majority of gun owners never fully complete. Many m...

Customer Service Specialist: Amber Kemper

This week, we were blessed to interview our Customer Service Specialist, Amber Kemper. Amber graciously and knowledgeably handles phone calls and emails every week, as well as serving at various event...

Convictional Leadership

I firmly believe that whether you are a follower or a leader in any sphere of influence—church, homeschool groups, non-profits, or organizations—you should understand and have certain leadership quali...

Think Before You Ink: The Power of an Educated Vote

Imagine driving to the polls to vote on election day. The last week has been busy with events and people, and today you’ve only managed to make time to run to the polls because you know, deep down, it...

7 Steps to Self-Defense: Shotguns & Rifles

What’s the first rule of a gunfight? Bring a gun!  Whether you already have a gun or not, we’re going to discuss different criteria for a self-defense weapon. Why? It’s importan...

Director of Campus Events & Leadership Congress Specialist: Janessa Pogue

This week, we were blessed to interview our Director of Campus Events and Patriot Experiences & Leadership Congress Specialist, Janessa Pogue. Janessa is such an amazing member of the team and bri...

Living Boldly in a Culture of Blindness

In a world that prizes comfort above all else, we’re constantly bombarded with messages to stay static, at ease—just coasting through life. Culture encourages us to remain blissfully unaware—sur...

Toxic Tolerance

In 1931, Aldous Huxley gave us Brave New World and later, in essay form, Brave New World Revisited, describing a lazy populace that would be entertained into slumber and would be too amused to read. I...