recent posts
about
Category: Junior Warrior Training
-
“Women are drawn to men who are competent, grounded, and reliable—not to men who arrogantly posture to cover weakness, broadcast resentment or entitlement.” There is a large and growing population of men who have become almost entirely invisible in mainstream discourse. They are not CEOs, entrepreneurs, husbands, fathers, or community pillars. They are drifting—unmoored, directionless,…
-
An elite leadership course by immersion for fathers, community leaders, executives and entrepreneurs. Picture it. Rain hammering down. Mud sucking at your boots. Your team’s eyes on you, tense, exhausted, waiting. The clock’s ticking. Someone’s life (or the mission) hangs on your next word. No PowerPoint. No committee. Just you and the pressure that exposes…
-
A recent initiative highlighted the potential of young men when given responsibility and purpose. A group stepped up to build a wheelchair ramp for a stroke victim, showcasing teamwork and service. Programs like Junior Warrior Training foster invaluable skills and confidence, preparing youth to become responsible leaders and make a meaningful impact in their communities.
-
Junior Warrior Training (JWT) is a youth leadership training program designed to build confidence, responsibility, teamwork, and character through hands-on learning and mentorship. 📅 New Cycle Begins: Saturday, January 10⏰ Time: 8:45 AM – 5:00 PM📍 Location: Vancouver, WA👦👧 Ages:• Primary: Ages 9–13• Ages 5–8 welcome with an older sibling JWT meets bi-weekly on Saturdays…
-
Junior Warrior Training (JWT)—our leadership and life-skills program for kids ages 5–13—has once again been a powerful reminder of why we do this work. This year, we watched kids show up unsure of themselves and leave standing taller, more confident, and believing they matter. We saw friendships form, courage grow, and sparks of leadership ignite.…
-
Raising Warriors in a Culture of Comfort Every parent dreams of raising children who grow into strong, confident, and capable adults. But let’s be honest—the world our kids are growing up in isn’t helping. Screens keep them distracted. Convenience keeps them soft. A culture of comfort is teaching too many young people to avoid responsibility…
-
Every day, human potential is wasted. Buried. Forgotten. Squashed by distraction, by broken systems, by environments that sedate instead of ignite. Look around—prisons are full, graveyards overflow, and institutions that should empower people often do the opposite. The church has lost its fire. Colleges have radicalized generations but left them aimless. Movements have stirred people,…
