Isaiah 6:8 is not about position or ability — it is about availability, obedience, and responsibility.
Sergeant’s Time exists to form men who are willing to stand in the gap:
This is not about seeking conflict.
It is about being prepared when called.
Sergeant’s Time is a faith-rooted, monthly men’s training initiative founded by former Army Staff Sergeant Brett Scyrkels. It is built on the conviction that God calls men to be ready — spiritually, mentally, and physically — to protect and lead those entrusted to them.
In the U.S. Army, Sergeant's Time Training is critical because skills fade and readiness saves lives. That same principle applies to civilian life and spiritual responsibility. Sergeant’s Time applies disciplined training, biblical leadership, and brotherhood to prepare men for the responsibilities God places before them.
This is not a ministry of words alone. It is preparation through action — answering the call with humility, discipline, and obedience.
Sergeant’s Time exists to develop God-fearing men who answer the call to readiness, leadership, and protection.
Through disciplined monthly training in self-defense, firearms safety, and life skills, we prepare men to serve their families and communities with humility, courage, and obedience to God.
We envision a brotherhood of men who live prepared in body, disciplined in mind, and grounded in faith — men who are willing to say, “Here am I. Send me,” and back those words with action.
Sergeant's Time Training is a dedicated weekly period in the U.S. Army, often on Thursday mornings, where Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) lead hands-on training for their soldiers on essential combat and warrior skills, like marksmanship, first aid, radio comms, and land navigation, to improve readiness and bridge gaps from prolonged focus on other missions. It's a practical, performance-oriented session for small-unit tasks, allowing NCOs to develop leaders and soldiers to master fundamentals outside of general command training.
