Sunday is where your soul catches up with your faith. Before the noise of a new week begins, pause long enough to remember who holds it all together. This is a day for: - Worship over worry - Gratitude over pressure - Trust over control Let today realign your heart, refresh your spirit, and prepare you to walk into the week ahead with peace and confidence. Rest is not quitting it’s preparation. “But those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength.” Isaiah 40:31 Drop “RESET” in the comments if you’re resting in God’s presence and trusting Him with the week ahead. Don Schaeffer Founder of Faith & Freedom Builders & Global Church Security Academy 🙏

I’m a Christian, Army veteran, and husband of 40 years. I’m also a dad to two daughters and a proud pappy to six grandkids. I’ve had formal training in security and preparedness, and I’ve stayed sharp through ongoing firearms training and my membership in the IDPA. Today, I help lead our church security team and that’s where this mission was born. Because I kept seeing the same painful pattern: Good people volunteering to protect God’s house… but doing it with no clear plan, no repeatable system, and too much pressure on one person to “figure it out.” And in today’s world, that’s not just stressful it’s dangerous. That’s why I created Global Church Security Academy: to help churches of any size build a simple, repeatable, Sunday-ready safety program without confusion, guesswork, or burnout. This is for: ✅ Pastors and church leaders who want a safer place to worship ✅ Church security/safety teams (volunteers or trained professionals) ✅ Greeters, ushers, and kids ministry leaders who want better preparedness ✅ Churches that need structure, training, and documentation standards Inside you’ll get: • A Sunday-ready safety system (walkthrough, briefing, roles, coverage plans) • Done-for-you templates: SOPs, role cards, incident reports, AARs • Scenario-based training packs you can run with your team • A growing church-specific training library • Weekly live calls for training + Q&A + real-world problem-solving • Guest speakers + experienced professionals sharing lessons learned and best practices for church environments Please don’t scroll past this. If you know someone responsible for safety at a church, share this today not “someday.” Because the worst time to get prepared is after something happens. Copy this link and text it to your pastor or security leader right now with this message: “Thought of our church when I saw this. Worth joining for the training and tools.” https://www.skool.com/global-church-security-academy-8535/about?ref=abad1fcf507c47559334df81d5e02b17

I’m a Christian, Army veteran, and husband of 40 years. I’m also a dad to two daughters and a proud pappy to six grandkids. I’ve had formal training in security and preparedness, and I’ve stayed sharp through ongoing firearms training and my membership in the IDPA. Today, I help lead our church security team and that’s where this mission was born. Because I kept seeing the same painful pattern: Good people volunteering to protect God’s house… but doing it with no clear plan, no repeatable system, and too much pressure on one person to “figure it out.” And in today’s world, that’s not just stressful it’s dangerous. That’s why I created Global Church Security Academy: to help churches of any size build a simple, repeatable, Sunday-ready safety program without confusion, guesswork, or burnout. This is for: ✅ Pastors and church leaders who want a safer place to worship ✅ Church security/safety teams (volunteers or trained professionals) ✅ Greeters, ushers, and kids ministry leaders who want better preparedness ✅ Churches that need structure, training, and documentation standards Inside you’ll get: • A Sunday-ready safety system (walkthrough, briefing, roles, coverage plans) • Done-for-you templates: SOPs, role cards, incident reports, AARs • Scenario-based training packs you can run with your team • A growing church-specific training library • Weekly live calls for training + Q&A + real-world problem-solving • Guest speakers + experienced professionals sharing lessons learned and best practices for church environments Please don’t scroll past this. If you know someone responsible for safety at a church, share this today not “someday.” Because the worst time to get prepared is after something happens. Copy this link and text it to your pastor or security leader right now with this message: “Thought of our church when I saw this. Worth joining for the training and tools.” https://www.skool.com/global-church-security-academy-8535/about?ref=abad1fcf507c47559334df81d5e02b17

I’m a Christian, Army veteran, and husband of 40 years. I’m also a dad to two daughters and a proud pappy to six grandkids. I’ve had formal training in security and preparedness, and I’ve stayed sharp through ongoing firearms training and my membership in the IDPA. Today, I help lead our church security team and that’s where this mission was born. Because I kept seeing the same painful pattern: Good people volunteering to protect God’s house… but doing it with no clear plan, no repeatable system, and too much pressure on one person to “figure it out.” And in today’s world, that’s not just stressful it’s dangerous. That’s why I created Global Church Security Academy: to help churches of any size build a simple, repeatable, Sunday-ready safety program without confusion, guesswork, or burnout. This is for: ✅ Pastors and church leaders who want a safer place to worship ✅ Church security/safety teams (volunteers or trained professionals) ✅ Greeters, ushers, and kids ministry leaders who want better preparedness ✅ Churches that need structure, training, and documentation standards Inside you’ll get: • A Sunday-ready safety system (walkthrough, briefing, roles, coverage plans) • Done-for-you templates: SOPs, role cards, incident reports, AARs • Scenario-based training packs you can run with your team • A growing church-specific training library • Weekly live calls for training + Q&A + real-world problem-solving • Guest speakers + experienced professionals sharing lessons learned and best practices for church environments Please don’t scroll past this. If you know someone responsible for safety at a church, share this today not “someday.” Because the worst time to get prepared is after something happens. Copy this link and text it to your pastor or security leader right now with this message: “Thought of our church when I saw this. Worth joining for the training and tools.” https://www.skool.com/global-church-security-academy-8535/about?ref=abad1fcf507c47559334df81d5e02b17