I am joined by Jason Mow, a longtime friend, Army veteran, and ex-police officer. Recently, Jason has written several books, including a biography called Weighed and Measured.
When we met, we were both on a broken road. I was a single mother with five kids and Jason was on crutches, barely able to walk. Sometimes life can be very difficult, but through forgiveness and God, you can get through it. For Jason, being a warrior has many different looks to it. A warrior is someone with a sense of purpose and a willingness to conquer any adversity.
After Jason was severely wounded in the police force he hit rock-bottom, losing his home, his wife, and his job. When you get to the point of having nothing left, you have two choices: victory or death. This experience led Jason to deepen his trust in God and create the Warrior Ethos.
Once Jason turned over his life to God and began to heal, people came to him and asked him to speak about his journey. He has spoken at churches and peoples' homes about how he continued to get up and learn each day. Everyone's trials are tailor-made for them, and we need to accept that. The road to salvation for others will look different from yours.
We all have to lose to win; you cannot learn without losing first. Your experiences make you better for yourself and others. If you are going through something hard, get right with God. It will look different for everyone but build from that relationship with the Lord.
Connect with Jason: https://www.thewarchapters.com
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