Here’s a simple way to prepare your mindset for the unexpected! [ Read the SemperVerus article, A Prayer for Church Security Team Members ] Whether personal self-defense or serving on your church security team, anticipating potential threats is a crucial
[ Read articles in the SemperVerus category of Church Security ] Among the ways of being prepared for unexpected self-defense or church security situations is to intentionally engage your mind to think about possible dangerous scenarios you could encounter and
How to Improve Your Situational Awareness. You’ve heard the admonition to “Drive Defensively.” It means to always be ready for the possibility of encountering any dangerous occurrence while driving your vehicle. Be prepared. Think ahead. Anticipate hazards. [ Read the
Whenever we get the chance, we remind you that the name SemperVerus is Latin for Stay True and its foundation is the Bible verse 1 Timothy 4:16 (NLT) — “Keep a close watch on how you live and on your
The 5 life-changing success-generating components that SemperVerus stands for includes the element of being Aware: heightening your personal attentiveness to be alert to—and anticipate—dangerous potentialities and temptations, as well as edifying opportunities to take advantage of. [ Read SemperVerus articles
You’re walking from your car in a parking lot or standing on a downtown sidewalk and you observe a stranger coming your way who appears determined to talk with you. Not knowing if his intentions are malicious or innocent, what
The website ConcealedCarry.com is a rich resource of information that helps guide legally armed people in the responsible practice of carrying concealed a defensive firearm. One example is the article, Developing and Understanding A Strong Defensive Mindset, by Jacob Paulsen,
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An article published on Police1.com reports research that confirms 21 feet is not necessarily the magic distance to successfully ward off every deadly threat and that more distance could be more apparently required. While this article contains useful information, it
1. It’s your 2nd Amendment civil right! [ Read the SemperVerus article, US Supreme Court Affirms Right to Carry Arms in Public for Self-Defense ] 2. It makes you more aware of your surroundings. [ Read the SemperVerus article, A
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