I will present my view of the escalating violence against places of worship and maybe even get a little prophetic in the process.
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Comprehensive Self-Defense, Part 3: Armed and Unarmed Skills
A comprehensive approach to self-defense includes both armed and unarmed skill development. While it is important to understand how these areas complement each other and can be integrated, this article will discuss the two areas separately as a starting point. Though it is reasonable that you may choose not to go armed and focus only
Comprehensive Self-Defense, Part 2: Secure Your Home and Know the Law
I’ll cover the starting points of home security and the importance of understanding the law in regard to preparation for self-defense.
NRA 2015 Annual Meeting Coverage
The Personal Defense Network team was at the 2015 NRA Annual Meeting in Nashville, Tennessee, April 10-12. Several of our PDN contributors stopped to chat with exhibitors — who also happen to be some of PDN’s good friends and sponsors — on the NRA Show floor to discuss products and accessories on the personal defense
Church Safety and Security
I am often approached by pastors, deacons, and other church members in positions of authority with questions about church security.
Comprehensive Self-Defense, Part 1: Know Thy Enemy and Thyself
Whether you are just starting your self-defense journey or have taken your protection seriously for some time, this series is intended to give you a comprehensive overview of the areas you should be paying attention to.
Should You Use Your Gun To Defend a Stranger?
Mark Walters, host of the syndicated program “Armed American Radio,” sent me a link that he wanted me to review before an appearance on the show.
Blurred Lines: Unarmed Training for the Armed
Every time I attend a seminar, coach’s clinic or instructor’s conference, one thing is for certain: It’s never the same.
Give Your Kids the Option of Armed Defense as Adults
Exposing children to guns isn’t about pushing an agenda or creating a potential for disaster. Responsibly and safely introducing kids to shooting can empower them to be able to rationally consider the option for armed defense as adults without the baggage of the fear of the unknown that some many adults currently have. Quite often,
It’s Not Just Chivalry – It’s Safety
I am a believer that chivalry isn’t, or should not be, dead. My wife tells me that when we were first dating, she was enamored with the fact that I held the car door open for her. Well, I also hold the door open for her when we enter or leave a restaurant and most
