Here are some resources that I actually use to help with my preparedness as well as some that have been recommended by others. Enjoy!

Build your family's complete emergency plan step by step in 30 days or less.

This course breaks down each chapter of the READY NOW No Bunker Required: A Family's Guide to Emergency Preparedness" book. It includes the workbook pages, key points of each chapter and video walkthroughs.

The skills most people never learn until they need them. Knots, home hardening, first aid, bleeding control, and a growing library more, each one broken into simple steps anyone can follow. Because you can't buy preparedness. You build it, one real skill at a time.

The grab-and-go section. Worksheets to build your plan, checklists so nothing gets missed, and reference cards for the moments you won't have time to think. Save them to your phone for quick access, or print them and put them where everyone can reach. Preparedness you can take with you.

Preparedness and faith belong in the same conversation. This is where we have it. Reflections most Sundays, discussion, and passages worth sitting with. Why preparing isn't the opposite of trusting. What it means to steward what you've been given. Optional, and not required to finish the Challenge or get full value from your membership. Preparation doesn't erase fear. It gives you something to do with it. For a lot of us, faith is what makes that possible. Come sit with us.

You don't need forty acres to start. This is homesteading made approachable: raising chickens, ducks, goats, and pigs, building shelters, understanding feed and hay costs, making goat milk soap, even the basics of solar power. Real skills for building a little more self-reliance, wherever you live.

Preparedness isn't about owning the most gear. It's about owning the right gear. This is where we cut through the marketing: what's actually worth your money, what's overpriced, and what you can skip entirely. Honest reviews so you spend on what matters and nothing you don't.

Replays of weekly Q&A Answers