Prepared in Spirit. Ready in Strength.

THE CHALLENGE

What does it mean to be a man of God in an increasingly dangerous world?

Can you bear a cross with one hand—and be ready to defend your home with the other?

Sell Your Cloak is not a call to violence. It’s a call to readiness. A challenge to Christian men to lay down passivity, reject cultural confusion about masculinity, and take up the biblical mantle of protector, provider, and spiritual leader.

Rooted in Luke 22:36 and forged in the balance between faith and responsibility, this book explores:

  • Why the gospel calls us to both meekness and courage

  • How to cultivate spiritual discipline alongside practical preparedness

  • The weapons every man should own—and how to train with them wisely

  • How to be a peace-seeker without becoming a pushover

  • The danger of delighting in violence—and the failure of fearing it

  • Why salvation is your first and only foundation for any kind of real preparedness

Written by a man who applies the concepts of the book to his own life, this is not a book of theory—it’s a real-world charge. A call to rise—not as a brute, not as a keyboard warrior—but as a servant-hearted, battle-ready follower of Christ.

If you’re looking for a community to enrich the road to biblical masculinity that doesn’t shy away from reality—or the cross—you are in the right place.

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“No one is writing about this topic in our circles. I think it is needed, and I think it hits home for Christian men.” - D. TX

Selling a Cloak of My Own

“A clarion call for Christian men to develop a mindset toward preparedness, protection, and discipline; then gives practical wisdom and insight for how to translate mindset into action.” - Z. TX

“As I read your book, I couldn’t help but see the similarities between your journey and my journey. I’m glad someone wrote it down. It’s something I’ll have my boys read when they’re old enough.” - J. TX

“I’ve read those verses before, but I’ve never seen them in the light that you explored them. I was so challenged by the insight.” - G. TX