Day 3
We
had a great night’s sleep last night and I can’t wait for the day ahead. We ate
a scrumptious breakfast and then went to the morning session. Our speaker was
Mr. Kevin Swanson, head of the Generations Radio program. He gave an inspiring
message on a man’s role in society and how men failing at their cultural
responsibilities has resulted and will continue to result in the collapse of
the American civilization.
Kevin Swanson giving
his presentation.
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After
the presentation, my dad and I attended a hands-on class on outdoor survival
skills. The class was taught by a longtime Air Force veteran who had reached
the high rank of Lieutenant Colonel during his military career. I found the
lesson intriguing (even though as a boy scout I already knew most of the
skills).
After
lunch, we attended another interesting class taught by the same USAF veteran
that taught the survival skills. This class was about using Astronomy for
inland navigation. I really enjoyed this class since he engaged the listeners.
It also appealed to me because I like Astronomy.
In
the afternoon my dad and I attended an information seminar given by Mr. Doug
Phillips, on the Hazardous Journeys Society founded by Vision Forum. He spoke
on how one goes about doing a Hazardous Journey and gave testimony to the trips
that the Society has already completed.
My
Dad and I also went on a short hike around the camp. Here are some pictures of
the place:
That
evening after dinner, we went to the evening service where Doug Phillips gave a
great sermon on the importance of “manly friendships.” It focused on how vitally
important it is that men who wish to be godly, culture-changing men surround
themselves with other godly, trustworthy men to keep them accountable and to
encourage them in their walk with God.
Apologies for the
blur. But this is Doug Phillips introducing his good friend Eric Weir.
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Next
came a man by the name of Eric Weir. This man gave an incredible testimony of
his previous addiction to workaholism. He was a very successful entrepreneur with
a great business reputation but was watching his family collapse right before
his very eyes. He had to do something; he came precariously close to losing his
wife. He gave an inspiring story about how he, with God’s strength and guidance,
fought the fight for his family, and how he regained the ground he had lost in
his home.
It
was quite a long day. My dad and I hit the sack so that we could be ready for a
5:30 am hike tomorrow!
To
learn more about Vision Forum Ministries and the Hazardous Journey’s Society,
visit www.visionforum.com and www.hazardousjourneys.org
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