Pandemic Survival Secrets: How to Plan and Prepare for Pestilence, Plagues, and Perils

By Randrick Chance

How Prepared Are You For These Impending Crises? NATURAL DISASTERS. CORONAVIRUS. TERRORISM. FAMINES. FOOD SHORTAGES. FLOODS. FINANCIAL RECESSION. DEPRESSION. REPOSSESSION. SUNDAY LAWS. ANARCHY. NEW WORLD ORDER. MARTIAL LAW. etc.? If you want to protect yourself and your family from what's coming, then pay very close attention to these survival secrets!

The wise King Solomon said, "The prudent [wise] see danger [peril, evil] and take refuge [plan, prepare, hides], but the simple [gullible, foolish] keep going and pay the penalty" [are punished, suffer the consequences] (see Proverbs 22:3; 27:12). Be wise and prevent unnecessary suffering, especially if you're a person of faith. Don't think that praying alone for God to see you through a crisis is all that it takes. ... That is like asking God to protect you from the rain when He already gave you an umbrella. ... But nothing could be further from the truth. So if you truly want to plan and prepare for impending crises... then this is exactly what you're looking for!

You won't need to be galloping for hours on end like those who have no divine wisdom, trying to escape the inevitable... ... And avoid the frantic rush and long lines at the stores trying to stockpile at the last minute. That's because the Pandemic Survival Secrets book makes it simple for you to "watch and be ready", at all times. Plus, reap the following blessings:
* Blessing #1 - Enjoy peace and safety, not only in the midst of any crisis but be uniquely positioned by God to also help others who were unable to plan and prepare like you.
* Blessing #: 2Save your family (and maybe other families too) when you plan and prepare BEFORE the peril hits (just like Noah who prepared the ark BEFORE the floods came and thus saved his family).
* Blessing #3: Set an example of being ready, staying ready, and you'll be blessed to be a blessing in times of trouble instead of becoming a burden or a liability to others.
* Blessing #4: Experience God's protection and provision just like the Israelites during the plagues of Egypt (they obeyed God's instructions and were saved). ...

And much, MUCH more!

... This also means you're not stuck feeling hopeless because you didn't plan well when God has given His Word on how to prepare. That's a lack of faith and may lead to fear and presumption... leaving you in a state of panic - scrambling and hoarding like the rest of the world. So again, if you're a person of faith who wants to plan and prepare for impending crises, understand this: The longer you wait, the harder it will be to get ready. Or worse, you'll miss key opportunities to do what was convenient in times of relative ease and safety. There has never been a better time than right now to show your faith in preparing for the great time of trouble; physically, spiritually, financially, and socially... and be used by God for such a time as this... and what shall be in the near future.

Aren't you tired of being caught off guard? Joseph knew the famine was coming upon Egypt so he followed God's divine plan and prepared for seven years. And so can you. With whatever time you still have, do it now! Start reading the "Pandemic Survival Secrets" today. It holds the keys to protecting yourself and family and succeeding with practical survival secrets. Finally, you can truly get ready, be ready, and stay ready for any pestilence, plague, or peril.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Strategic Secrets
• Release date: Sep 27, 2020
• ISBN: 9781005208127

Randrick Chance

Randrick Chance (or simply, Chance) is a US Navy veteran, #1 bestselling author, speaker, minister, and implementation strategist. After enjoying a successful naval career, he pursued a rewarding career in humanitarian relief and has traveled to over 26 countries on 6 continents.He uses his military experience and training to help others discover their passions and pursue meaningful service and career endeavors.He holds advanced degrees in multiple disciplines and is a graduate of Central Texas College, Andrew Jackson University, Columbia College, and American Graduate University.Chance and his B.M.W (Beautiful Marvelous Wife), Rhonitta, also enjoy bringing physical and spiritual relief to thousands of suffering and under-served people ― in the U.S. and around the world.They have conducted outreach campaigns in some of the most neglected and at-risk cities in America and in Zimbabwe, Madagascar, Botswana, Mozambique, Zambia, Liberia, Suriname, Kenya, Tanzania, and Ghana ― transforming the lives of thousands of families as a result.On the home front, he enjoys soccer, tennis, writing, and spending both quality and quantity time with family. Together, they make their home in Texas and travel frequently.Find more about how Chance can help you make a lasting impact and sustain your mission, message, or cause, go to www.Strategicsecrets.com and www.Monetizeyourskills.com.

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Section 1

Practical Planning for Times of Trouble

Chapter 1

Boost Your Immunity

Let me ask you a few questions. How prepared were you going into the current crisis? Were you caught off guard? How prepared are you generally for yearly disasters and emergencies?

You know, as people of faith, we have this challenge from the wisest man that ever lived, found in the book of Proverbs 22:3 and Chapter 27 verse 12: "A prudent person foresees the evil (danger or trouble) and hides (protects or prepares) themselves. But the simple (foolish or gullible) passes on and is punished." In other words, they suffer the consequences for not doing anything about what they saw coming.

Notice the contrast between the prudent (wise) person and the foolish (gullible) person. Both see the danger in evil crises, pandemics, pestilence, plagues, and perils. And what do they do about it? Their responses are all that separate them. What makes one wise and another foolish is simply their reaction, their response, their preparation.

I would rather be that prudent person who sees what is coming and makes plans and preparations to meet the crisis. How about you? We are all aware that something bigger is coming. No matter who you are, no matter what your level of faith, do you not sense that something major is behind these upheavals? It’s like everyone feels the world is on the verge of a stupendous crisis. And in many ways, it is! What are you going to do about it?

Many of God’s people do not prepare because they think that to do so is to deny their faith. Being safe is not a denial of faith. Planning is not a denial of faith. Yes, God promised that our bread and water will be sure, but this does not mean that we should not plan and prepare.

Joseph knew there was a famine coming upon Egypt and he prepared for it. Did he not? Noah knew there was going to be a flood and he prepared for it. He planned well. As a result, he and his family were safe and saved.

So do not let anyone guilt you into believing that planning, preparation, and being safe are a denial of faith. In fact, I would say that taking precautions during times of trouble and following health guidelines is actually being Christ-like. How? Because it follows harmonious biblical principles like the Golden Rule – where we do unto others the same good things we would want them to do unto us (Matthew 7:12). It’s also loving our neighbor as ourselves (Matthew 22:39), practicing good communal health (Leviticus 13-15), and being a morally upright (good) citizen (Romans 13; 12:13-21; 1 Peter 4:8-16).

If you look closely, you’ll see that there’s a biblical mandate for preparing and planning. You are not going against the Bible by being safe. One of the things that you must realize is that having faith does not mean that you should be presumptuous. There’s a big difference between presumption and faith. The former is rash, opinionated, guessing; it comes off as being bold. The latter calls for you to take practical steps and wise actions based on the word of God, not simply on feelings and emotions.

When you look at the life of Jesus, the epitome of true faith, it is clear that He trusted God, His heavenly Father. Yet He did not throw himself down from the pinnacle of the temple when tempted to do so by Satan (Matthew 4:5-7). The Devil told Him to cast Himself down since God would send His angels to help Him. Now, angels could indeed have protected Jesus. But He did not throw himself down in presumption because He also understood that it would be tempting God. Rather, He chose to act in faith, based on a clear It is written!

God has given us all beautiful minds, and we must use our faculties to their highest capacities. If you are going to implement the things we’re going to talk about in Pandemic Survival Secrets, you must have trust. Yes, that’s faith. You must also exercise wisdom; wisdom is not a denial of faith. Don’t forget to use good old common sense, too.

Practical planning for times of trouble is not simply about responding while the crisis is occurring. Sometimes that’s too late. You also want to know what to do before the crisis hits. To wrap this all up into one secret strategy, I would say the best thing you can do to plan and prepare for any crisis is to boost your immunity. Boosting your immunity before, during, and after a crisis situation is a game plan that so many have overlooked and continue to