Method of Order
A True Hierarchy of Needs
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An antidote to suicide is Hope. Hope is an expression of Faith. Faith develops through evidences for belief. Belief in God creates the phenomenon of sense of belonging from God, building resilience. Resilience during adversity is a known protective factor against suicide. Suicide and Hope are not compatible. God’s leadership structure builds Hope and contentment through a sense of belonging. This journey inspires Hope.
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It is an unfortunate fact of today’s world that suicides are needlessly occurring in the ranks of the United States military. Based upon a new discovery,
J. F. Tuckett offers a biblical response to the enigma of hopelessness with a scriptural-based leadership model tailored for any leader or subordinate in a civil or martial setting.
Tuckett, who has more than twenty years of experience serving his country, uses God’s ways to help leaders build a foundation intended to strengthen a sense of belonging to God and build the resilience needed to emerge through adversity. As he moves through the seven churches of Revelation, Tuckett illustrates how God led his church with a coherent order, sharing a seven-stage leadership model that offers qualities of hope and contentment—known defenses against suicide. He examines concepts from each scriptural excerpt, ultimately seeking to help others discover humility, value as a unique individual, and companionship with God.
Method of Order relies on God’s ancient truths to address a growing challenge in the United States military with the faith that His principles of leadership and followership can provide hope, purpose, and true meaning for anyone searching for answers.
About the Author
J. F. Tuckett has more than twenty years of combined service and three combat tours in the US Marines and US Army National Guard infantry and cavalry units. He is a pilot with a regional airline and holds a bachelor of science in biology from Henderson State University. He currently lives in Louisiana with his wife, Bevie.