** Tentative Class Schedule For The Sentry Members **

These are the upcoming classes for the Sentry Members. These are the estimate for how many classes they will take to complete each class. If you are interested in take the classes live you can become a member today. The start date will be September 13th, 2025. The classes will be live at 15:00 eastern. (more…)

The People’s Misunderstanding of Commerce: A Biblical and Constitutional Foundation

The Video below is a Prime Example of a complete misunderstanding of Commerce Few subjects are more misunderstood today than commerce. Many assume it simply means doing business or trading for profit. In reality, commerce is the structure by which men and women relate, covenant, and exchange value under divine law. When properly understood, commerce (more…)

The Common Law Class

⚖️ Unlock the Secrets of the Common Law! The common law isn’t just dusty history books — it’s the living backbone of our legal system.Now you can dive deep into its roots, its power, and its impact in a 6-class series designed for anyone who wants to really understand the law that shapes our world. (more…)

Unlocking The Law of Names Class

🔹 Unlocking the Law of Names Discover the Hidden Power Behind Identity, Authority, and Legal Recognition What’s in a name? More than you think. In law, names are not just labels — they carry legal, social, and even economic weight. Understanding the Law of Names is essential for anyone navigating contracts, business registration, property rights,…...

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To say “everything is a trust” is incorrect.

There is a “teaching” going around that says everything is a trust. This is not a correct statement. What I have been saying is, “That every express trust is a contract, but every contract is not necessarily a trust.” The statement that “everything is a trust” is incorrect, and the assertion that “every express trust (more…)

The Posse Comitatus Act, The Domestic Use of Military Force: Legal Authority and Constitutional Boundaries

Introduction The question of whether the President of the United States may employ the Armed Forces domestically against terrorist threats has long been a subject of tension between national security imperatives and constitutional safeguards. The document under review analyzes the scope of executive authority under the Constitution, statutory law, and historical precedent to determine the (more…)

Thompson v. Smith is not a Supreme Court Case. So let’s Discuss The Right to Travel!

⸻ 📚 Subject Summary: Thompson v. Smith and the “Right to Travel” Argument 🔍 Case Reference • Case Name: Thompson v. Smith • Court: Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia (not the United States Supreme Court) • Year: 1930 • Misconception: Many in the “right to travel” community incorrectly cite this as a U.S. Supreme (more…)